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Will they really bother stumping up the cash to come down to start trouble ? Doubt it

No idea, probably not, but as BG said, my Brother lives in the Black Country and that's what he's been hearing.

Probably just a load of bluster though as these thing very rarely actually happen.
 




portslade seagull

Well-known member
Jul 19, 2003
17,949
portslade
They've sold 2000, and you need only look at their official site to see that it's mainly to people who are either season ticket holders, away season ticket holders or those with plenty of loyalty points. In my view that sort of supporter is a proper fan and not going to risk future attendance by causing aggro. Much more likely, if indeed large numbers are coming ticketless (again, just a rumour - from where?) then away from the stadium is where any trouble is likely to start.

If it is anywhere it will be around the station at Brighton
 




Peter Grummit

Well-known member
Oct 13, 2004
6,772
Lewes
We've got nothing against Wolves, we should make them as welcome as possible and not rub it in if they go down.

PG
 






On their forums, it seems they are ranging from smashing the place in protest, turning their backs at 10 mins and waving tenners around. No doubt they will, like us, have a group of bovver boys intent on causing trouble. It appears my neighbour in bognor is not happy, just had his bank holiday plans ruined by this game. Bognor police have been called for riot duty on Saturday as well!
 








NorthStandN1A

Member
Aug 1, 2011
946
Hove
the next 2 matches at The Amex could see us relegate Wolves and drop Palace out of the playoffs - I think we might not have any seats left come May 14th !!!! Lets's hope so anyway !!!!
 


Albion 4ever

Active member
Feb 26, 2009
593
Sussex Police have cancelled all leave for the game, so they are preparing for trouble. Whether it happens or not is another thing I suppose.
 


Sweeney Todd

New member
Apr 24, 2008
1,636
Oxford/Lancing
To express some sort of solidarity with Wolves fans, shall we sing “There’s only one Mick McCarthy”?
 












Oscar

Well-known member
Nov 10, 2003
3,864
Rumour, from that area of the world, has it that they are coming to try to cause as much trouble and damage as possible as a kick back against the present regime.

I have to say, I hate crap like this. I know some might like the idea of being 'ard in the face of what might or might not be an angry Wolves mob but it does nothing but cause anxiety amongst those taking kids or elderly family members to the game.

The fact is - even against Palace - there is rarely any trouble at matches these days and what there is easily avoided. And for those still looking for a rumble - it'll either happen in town or consists of a few dozen "fans" goading each other from the safety of behind two lines of police.
 


ditchy

a man with a sound track record as a source of qua
Jul 8, 2003
5,251
brighton
To express some sort of solidarity with Wolves fans, shall we sing “There’s only one Mick McCarthy”?

Lets give it the usual , GOING DOWN , GOING DOWN ... If it was us in their position they would be giving it large ... or better still Yeovil on Tueday i, your going to Yeovil on a Tuesday
 




Skaville

Well-known member
Jun 10, 2004
10,235
Queens Park
I just went through Wolverhampton on the train and if I had to choose between spending my weekend there or in Brighton I know what I would do.

All this scaremongering is a little boring. There's every chance they will be resigned to their fate and it will all be an anti climax. The kick off time helps too.
 






somerset

New member
Jul 14, 2003
6,600
Yatton, North Somerset
If it is anywhere it will be around the station at Brighton
Why, all the pubs round the station are home only, and the old bill will move on any groups starting to hang around,.... they have done this before you know, its not the first high risk game they have handled is it?
 


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