Unlikely but we should give them a scare .
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[Albion] Will people bother going to the home tie next week?
- Thread starter Ailema
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TottonSeagull
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nope, after going to Rome and watch that shite show not going to make a 4 hour trip to see Roma score at least a couple more!
mile oak
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- May 21, 2023
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Ask yourself (if you are thinking of not going) if you have already paid for a ticket with transport to a match that's a friendly against a top European team would you attend the match? Probably I suggest yes and as a bonus should we win by 4 goals you get an extra bit of exciting football and we could possibly win a dam sight more than a friendly, now who's going Thursday?
Shropshire Seagull
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So, all the privileged fans that have amassed sufficient "loyalty" points to allow them access to see us play Roma at home but decide it to be a dead rubber and not go.
Shame on you. A 100 point disloyalty deduction should be imposed as a minimum.
Shame on you. A 100 point disloyalty deduction should be imposed as a minimum.
Klaas
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Colonel Mustard
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- Jun 18, 2023
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I’m looking forward to next week. Of course I’d have preferred a better result tonight but, as they say, it is what it is. We have no option but to go at them hammer and tongs. There’s no reason why we can’t do what Roma did tonight, and be 2-0 up at halftime. Admittedly, if we ARE 2-0 up I suspect Roma will do whatever it takes to not concede again, but I think it can be a fun match. That’s my prediction — 2-0 to Brighton, with a long period of genuine hope that a miracle is on the cards, even though we’re unlikely to make it. But I bet it It’ll be fun for a while.
Plus he’d compete in the female category at ParkRun and consequently the administrators would remove all Fastest Times and First Finishers stats from the website - even Junior ParkRun, ffs - ruining it for everyone
Is it PotG?
Thrifty non-licker
I'm sure the ground will be packed, and the initial atmosphere rocking.
Tom Hark Preston Park
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- Jul 6, 2003
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Need to maintain that initial atmosphere by the team coming out all guns blazing. An early goal (for us, that is!) would get the Amex buzzing and might just spook Roma into panicking
Uh_huh_him
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- Sep 28, 2011
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Hoping the atmosphere will be a party atmosphere all the way through to be honest.
Nothing to play for, just celebrate the Europa journey in style.
OzMike
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I will be asleep, but there in spirit !
Peacehaven Wild Kids
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I’m sorry to hear this. Likewise I spent a small fortune and traveled 1000s of miles to watch them, but I saw them score three concede none and pick up six points, so I see this campaign different to some. I’ll be there to show my appreciation.
DavidRyder
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- Jul 23, 2013
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It’s Roma, at the Amex, under the lights, of course I’m going! Will now either be a relaxed enjoyable match (hopefully), or the chance to pull off the greatest comeback of all time. Plus I’m looking forward to my cheeseburger.
patchamalbion
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Modern day footie fans are MENTAL 
What happened to just going to watch the team you support?
- it could be our last European game for a long time
- you might end up seeing the most phenomenal comeback and say ‘I was there’
- it’s a Brighton game innit! There aren’t that many in a year.
What happened to just going to watch the team you support?
- it could be our last European game for a long time
- you might end up seeing the most phenomenal comeback and say ‘I was there’
- it’s a Brighton game innit! There aren’t that many in a year.
TWOCHOICEStom
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Anyone thinking it’ll be empty is mental. It will be packed. It will be rocking.
I’m just so angry that RDZ was so tactically naive as to not give us a glimmer of hope. If we try to escape Rome with a 2 or even 3-0 defeat we’d have that hope and potentially one of the best nights we’ve ever had at the Amex.
He completely failed to manage a 180 minute tie. His tactics robbed us of that chance of a magical night and I’m really pissed off about it.
But if you can’t go and get behind the team on a night in the Europa League knockout stages. When can you eh?
I’m just so angry that RDZ was so tactically naive as to not give us a glimmer of hope. If we try to escape Rome with a 2 or even 3-0 defeat we’d have that hope and potentially one of the best nights we’ve ever had at the Amex.
He completely failed to manage a 180 minute tie. His tactics robbed us of that chance of a magical night and I’m really pissed off about it.
But if you can’t go and get behind the team on a night in the Europa League knockout stages. When can you eh?
Seagull on the Hill
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- Jan 22, 2022
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Yes, I will be there.
The club still deserves our support for the fabulous adventure in the Europa League.
The club still deserves our support for the fabulous adventure in the Europa League.
Bold Seagull
strong and stable with me, or...
Try and win the game, restore a bit of pride and belief. Still a visit by one of Europe’s top clubs.
Uh_huh_him
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- Sep 28, 2011
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A good consequence from last night, is the glory hunting entitled twats won't be there.
Hopefully they will have flogged their tickets on the exchange to fans who want to enjoy the match.
Everyone who will be there, will be the right kind of people.
Now, are we going to change the last line of We've got Super Rob De Zerbi?
Or keep it for shits and giggles?
Hopefully they will have flogged their tickets on the exchange to fans who want to enjoy the match.
Everyone who will be there, will be the right kind of people.
Now, are we going to change the last line of We've got Super Rob De Zerbi?
Or keep it for shits and giggles?