brightonmark1234
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its not our cup final so you can shut ur mouth and go away
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Your cup final tonight
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I used to go to the Goldstone. Clubs can longer survive with crowds of 7,500 and hope to stay in the Premier League.
What did you expect us to do, stay at the Withdean and protest against a new stadium. It's fantastic to go and watch my club in a comfortable modern stadium these days. At least we have a future after being locked in the wilderness for years.
Nothing wrong with flag waving and creating a happy clappy family friendly atmosphere either. These kids are our future supporters.
KZNSeagull
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This Guy can spell. Must be a spoof account.
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Ha ha ha your one of the happy clappy brigade aren't ya
kingcole
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Are you bi-curious by any chance?
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Knew it wouldn't be long before one of u mentioned the sausage
Sussex Nomad
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Plastics at Smallwall? Surely not!
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HawkTheSeagull
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We'll take that as a yes then - in this case, visit Kemp Town tonight, they like KNOBS.
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Plastics at Smallwall? Surely not!
Banning orders finished or just out the can next
somerset
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Ask him if he has a ticket for tonight, I suspect not, his dad is working late so cant bring him down and buy him a hot chocolate and a bag of pick n mix.
kingcole
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Forget the sausage. The pies are to die for. My favourite is chicken and ham, but if you are feeling seasonal, there is a great Turkey and cranberry.
Only £7.00 for a pie and pint deal too.
I don't mind sausage, but have never seen onions at the Amex, so a no for me.
gripper stebson
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- Jul 27, 2004
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The Play Off wins at The Goldstone and The Den are two of my favourite Albion memories. Once they realised they were beaten they decided to start a fire on the terrace.
Brilliant stuff.
Must be something about that part of the country and burning down your own property!
Brilliant stuff.
Must be something about that part of the country and burning down your own property!
Yawn.
Seagulls break attendance records | The Political Economy of Football
"The biggest two year leap in attendances was achieved by Millwall. They attracted an average of 4,034 in the second tier in 1986-7, but 15,416 in the top division in 1988-89"
If anyone are a bunch of plastic pricks, it's you.
gripper stebson
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- Jul 27, 2004
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That's actually a decent gag! Can we keep this one?
School has broken up early.
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2-45 train down to the tea and toast going in the pub right opposite Brighton station or down to The Lord Nelson then beer bag and 3 points thank very much ... Somerset ha ha ha your about 20 yrs behind you got colour tv,s yet
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Heard u like the burnt log son
brightonrock
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The 25 kiddies in quilted jackets and tan chinos that were giving it the big 'un after millwall away was one of my highlights of the season. An eight year old giving a cut throat gesture as if he could do anything. 
They were absolutely rabid for a solid quarter of an hour, giving the wanker signals & dangling over the rails while 2000 Albion fans pointed and laughed. Money on, this absolute melt is one of them. Can anyone find the picture? It was definitely posted on here, glorious scenes.
They were absolutely rabid for a solid quarter of an hour, giving the wanker signals & dangling over the rails while 2000 Albion fans pointed and laughed. Money on, this absolute melt is one of them. Can anyone find the picture? It was definitely posted on here, glorious scenes.
deletebeepbeepbeep
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- May 12, 2009
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Game of tiddlywinks? What about Cludo?
Where's London Pompous when you need him.
Where's London Pompous when you need him.