I wonder if having that money in the club helps him with the taxman for other interests?
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[Albion] Palace Fans Biggest Fear
- Thread starter Tim Over Whelmed
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Sorry I am late to the party.
I have been away and looked at my phone at 5 on Saturday saw the score and haven’t really thought that much more of it.
Brighton at the moment are a better team it is as simple as that so a lose was not unexpected. What has pissed me off is hearing about fans leaving at HT and those that stayed having a go at the players.
Seeing the pictures of them they look around 15 or 16, so don’t really remember losing 3 nill at home to Scunthorpe and Crewe, so they are just typical premier league fans who think palace should by right beat teams like Brighton. It one of the things that really gets me about self entitled premier league fans ( and not just palace fans)
Gone are the days of watching palace 3 down against Crewe on a foggy Tuesday night and singing about the fog, there was a “ all in it together “ spirit which seemed stronger the shiter we were.
I have been away and looked at my phone at 5 on Saturday saw the score and haven’t really thought that much more of it.
Brighton at the moment are a better team it is as simple as that so a lose was not unexpected. What has pissed me off is hearing about fans leaving at HT and those that stayed having a go at the players.
Seeing the pictures of them they look around 15 or 16, so don’t really remember losing 3 nill at home to Scunthorpe and Crewe, so they are just typical premier league fans who think palace should by right beat teams like Brighton. It one of the things that really gets me about self entitled premier league fans ( and not just palace fans)
Gone are the days of watching palace 3 down against Crewe on a foggy Tuesday night and singing about the fog, there was a “ all in it together “ spirit which seemed stronger the shiter we were.
Shuggie
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No, it continues the family interest that goes back for more than 50 years. Or 4 times the lifespan of CPFC2010 to put it in context. He just happens to be very wealthy.
Perry Milkins
Just a quiet guy.
Didn’t mean to sound quite like that, but why would you be so annoyed losing away from home by a ream in the top 10 ?
Rivalry or no rivalry it’s no excuse in my book.
Curious Orange
Punxsatawney Phil
Quite. Palace played very well against us at the AMEX last season. They would definitely have got results in the easier games they had after us irrespective of the manager in charge.
As I say I haven’t seen any of it, but that’s disappointing to hear, but not unexpected, Palace are struggling on the pitch and need support not that sort of shit.
No need to apologise, at least your internet is still working.
Supporting Palace can do that to you.
Indeed. Although I imagine you hoped it wouldn't be the most goals we've put past you since '56.
Are they? We watched Brighton 4 down at Luton on a cold Tuesday night 7 days ago.
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Did we not lose 3 nil in the late 70s and a few years ago as well ?
Ha ha, no I mean losing by 3 goals, at least we had 1 successful attack, but I will never know how many attacks as probably like you after Luton I will never watch this game ( mind you I can say that about many games this season )
Motogull
Todd Warrior
- Sep 16, 2005
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Jordan getting digs in on Beaky will always be funny.
A combination of seeing (a) us qualify for Europe last season (b) seeing West Ham (not that long ago in the second tier) win a Euro cup last season and (c) seeing us (mostly) and West Ham doing well in Europe and the league this season. Also, haven't they been in the EPL longer than Villa? If we were pretty close to them in the league there would be none of their nonsense; more like them boasting how well they were doing on a shoestring then getting stiff about BHA debt. In short, Beaky's luck has run out at the same time TB's plan came to fruition. Seeing us overtake them and leave them behind hurts as does seeing other clubs doing much better from a later start. It then becomes easy to protest at Roy's antifootball and question Beaky's abilities to appoint the right manager, bring in more supportive investors and release funds to bolster the squad.
Maybe Beaky was right all along about Dibley and keeping them there until he left on a free was better than bollocksing up a transfer fee received?
A lot of their fans have got some front. Who do they think they are?
ConfusedGloryHunter
He/him/his/that muppet
- Jul 6, 2011
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These ungrateful ultra cry babies are more detrimental than anything else. Constantly protesting about everything, creating a negative atmosphere and ruining match days for proper football fans. They should try a home match at Reading and see how hard done by really feels.
NorthLainer
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At least if they did that they could really have an M23 Derby (almost)!
I think many of us here can agree with that. This is THE golden age to be a Brighton supporter and I’m loving every moment but…
There was something special about those away days against Leyton Orient when we were sat at the arse end of the league. I wouldn’t swap those days for the world. All part of the crazy journey.
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It does, in the short term, as I guess he's not earning interest on it, but like all tax, I'd love to be paying £2m a year in tax, as that would also mean I'd be earning it. If you have all your immediate needs and long term needs more than covered I guess your family club can get a "soft" loan?