Lego-Stand
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- Nov 6, 2003
- 285
Same, cant talk we shouted and sang so hard in the West . What a great atmosphere all around , The players certainly reacted...so glad my son and I were there
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[Albion] To the supporters in attendance today
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Green Cross Code Man
Wunt be druv
Yep, the one good thing about being in the South stand behind the goal was that song aimed at that little snide. His goal was quality though but his celebration classless.
I am another who now has no voice. Goodness knows how I am gonna teach tomorrow!
Sheebo
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- Jul 13, 2003
- 29,319
It’s really not - it’s always a pretty decent atmosphere at the Amex compared to most grounds I’ve been to for sure.
Sheebo
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- Jul 13, 2003
- 29,319
Not sure any prem teams will match that atmosphere with reduced capacity - unreal.
And yes Foden was a classless prick for celebrating like that. Him and Ederson got what they deserved.
Just back it was brilliant......
Looking forward to when everyone is back....
Looking forward to when everyone is back....
DarrenFreemansPerm
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I set off in an impromptu windmill down the stairs of the North Stand when we equalised, shall not be forgetting that game anytime soon.
Green Cross Code Man
Wunt be druv
This is as positive as the Coronavirus Good News Thread and I love it!
And on the position he never played before
darkwolf666
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The BBC report said 7,900 fans sounded like 79,000...
Peter Grummit
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Youngest Grummitt did us Group 4ers proud on the tickets front and came back from Manchester Uni especially for the game.[emoji122][emoji122][emoji122][emoji122][emoji122][emoji122]
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- Apr 19, 2018
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It really was loud. Loved that all around me the singing carried on almost without pause after the first goal too. Good to hear Potter getting some songs and love even when we were behind as well.
Well, I enjoyed that.
However, I did miss Sussex by the Sea, which I was really looking forward to, as the traffic was horrendous getting to the Amex tonight, and, yes I left my mask in the car and had to go back for it.
But, what a night.
However, I did miss Sussex by the Sea, which I was really looking forward to, as the traffic was horrendous getting to the Amex tonight, and, yes I left my mask in the car and had to go back for it.
But, what a night.
LamieRobertson
Not awoke
Yep...I really enjoyed sitting there and spot on about Foden
Machiavelli
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Twas rocking in H block
Thompson720
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Did us all proud!
BBC report sums it up quite well for me. Bloody fantastic night out.
The crowd lifted, it provided a surge of belief through the home players, which they rode to victory. In a period of sustained pressure, the excellent Ben White saw two long-range efforts blocked.
They were not to be denied, as Webster struck with his header before Burn hammered home at the second attempt, choosing the best possible moment to score his first goal for the club.
The cheer at full-time was more representative of a full house than just under 7,500 - and spoke of a unified approval of a job well done and a joy at what live football can provide.
The crowd lifted, it provided a surge of belief through the home players, which they rode to victory. In a period of sustained pressure, the excellent Ben White saw two long-range efforts blocked.
They were not to be denied, as Webster struck with his header before Burn hammered home at the second attempt, choosing the best possible moment to score his first goal for the club.
The cheer at full-time was more representative of a full house than just under 7,500 - and spoke of a unified approval of a job well done and a joy at what live football can provide.
Up in the West Upper the sound was horrendous but am I imagining the lack of Sussex by the Sea when we came out because we couldn't hear it if it was there?