[Albion] When were you last this cross watching the Albion?

[Lifelong Supporter]

Yesterday was very disappointing. Unfortunately though it is part of the PL circus. The media and officialdom generally favour the bigger clubs and this is not going to change.

 

[Garry Nelson's Left Foot]

I'm not angry at all.

There are so many positives about yesterday's performance that I'm really not bothered about the vagaries of luck. Shit happens. I'm not letting pointless negativity get me down, there's so much to look forward to with this team this season.

 

[Return of the Rev]

Over the moon with Brighton at the moment, United scrabbling off with 3 pointsand feeling lucky as hell. Last 50 years seen some very poor sides from the Albion so going to enjoy possibly our best ever team. #happydays

 

[zefarelly]

Well said Harry.

I remember I left at half-time during one of the Hughton matches, simply because I was mind-numbingly bored. Coming
from London, I weighed it up. Either see out the end of this one, queue for a bleeding train for half an hour and then ruin my Saturday evening
by getting back at 8pm having lost or leave now and be in the house by 6.15. I chose latter.

The Cardiff home game under CH was the first time I've ever left a home game early. made it to about 75 minutes. Only highlight of the whole evening was bumping into Comrade Sam and Paul whom I hadn't seen for some years.

It was so bad I had to queue for the train even that early.

 

[yxee]

I can normally take a loss or even iffy reffing, I don't think this one was too bad. It was actually a penalty. And bad decisions tend to even out in the end.

What really annoys me is stupidity. Knockaerts red against Bournemouth for example, or Andone last season. Literally throwing points away for no good reason. Completely unforced errors and undoing everyone else's work

 

[Blue Valkyrie]

Thinking about being cross at a game, the worst time was v Millwall under Hyypia.

He seemed immune from the sack and I left at half time full of rage.

 

[JBizzle]

I don't know. I felt pretty sick all weekend. Take out the refereeing (which can go either way) and the VAR decisions (as previous) what I'm steaming about is the injustice of it. On Saturday we BATTERED them. They weren't even on the same pitch as us for most of the match and to come away with no points when we should have had all three is pretty galling.

I do take loads of positives from it, we're actually a good side, we shouldn't be anywhere near relegation this season, Maupay is looking a right handful, March and Lamptey provide real balance, Trossard looks superb and there are many, many more. I just wish one of the positives was that we had some luck go our way.

 

[BBassic]

This is one of those "ugh annoying but whatever" things whereas I was red in the face, boiled piss furious with the 0-5 loss to Bournemouth. Enough that I had a glazer out the following day to replace a window pane my shoe had flown through.

 

[CaptainDaveUK]

The Scouse Seagulls were in our local pub in Liverpool and I was asked not to stand up and shout after we hit the woodwork for the fifth time! When March scored I spontaneously stood up and shouted justice, which was of course short lived. Thankfully it turns out it was only a game and we all managed to walk safely home.

 

[Green Cross Code Man]

The Scouse Seagulls were in our local pub in Liverpool and I was asked not to stand up and shout after we hit the woodwork for the fifth time! When March scored I spontaneously stood up and shouted justice, which was of course short lived. Thankfully it turns out it was only a game and we all managed to walk safely home.

Asked not to stand and shout? Pathetic.

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