Basil Fawlty
Don't Mention The War
Anyone know what he said before the game?
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The Farmer on SCR?
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sir danny cullip
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Something along the lines of they werent going to accept this decision as a defeat and that they had two public enquiry victories to our one. Also said they were willing to take it to the high court eventually.
Basil Fawlty
Don't Mention The War
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sir danny cullip said:
All bollocks then, Moan and whinge all they want. THEY CAN f*** OFF.
Beach Hut
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brightonfan_86 said:All bollocks then, Moan and whinge all they want. THEY CAN f*** OFF.
What all farmers ?
Very harsh judgement IMHO
LANGDON SEAGULL
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Farmer Barleymow from Bod was OK
Leekbrookgull
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Was it him from Camberwick Green? Farmer bell? 
Superseagull
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Why has this farmer suddenly become Mr Super Nimby? He kept a relative low profile for years then suddenly from nowhere he burst onto the Nimby scene.
Cian
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sir danny cullip said:
Eventually? They have another 40 days. To find multiple millions of quid.
Superseagull
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MYOB said:
I suppose he could sell his tractor.
portlock seagull
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He runs the fruit and veg shop opposite Village way I think. Personally I prefer to shop at Tescos.........
Superseagull
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portlock seagull said:He runs the fruit and veg shop opposite Village way I think. Personally I prefer to shop at Tescos.........
He could sell match day programmes from his shop and make a fortune!
portlock seagull
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I'm definately going to pop in one afternoon in my Brighton shirt and buy a single mushroom or something! 
Beach Hut
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I feel sorry for him but he will be compensated so it is not the end of the world.
I do NOT feel sorry for him. The land should never have been ploughed up for farming in the first place.
He has got subsidised farming for useless agricultural land.
The whole affair and objections have been exaggerated out of all proportion.
This comment seems to be typical of the view of the public:
"I don't know what all the fuss is about. The stadium probably wont get built anyway due to costs - none of which will be met by the local councils. And if it does get built, so Moulscoomb loses a cabbage field or two. It's hardly an area of outstanding beauty."
I have heard this twice last night.
He has got subsidised farming for useless agricultural land.
The whole affair and objections have been exaggerated out of all proportion.
This comment seems to be typical of the view of the public:
"I don't know what all the fuss is about. The stadium probably wont get built anyway due to costs - none of which will be met by the local councils. And if it does get built, so Moulscoomb loses a cabbage field or two. It's hardly an area of outstanding beauty."
I have heard this twice last night.
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For once I completely agree with Perseus.
The South Downs are for sheep not agricultural farming and the field should never have been ploughed up in the first place.
Still, something of outstanding natural beauty will be there now. A field of grass with lovely white markings on it, lovingly tended by our groundsman.
The South Downs are for sheep not agricultural farming and the field should never have been ploughed up in the first place.
Still, something of outstanding natural beauty will be there now. A field of grass with lovely white markings on it, lovingly tended by our groundsman.