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Fair enough. Irks me that rational discussions are happening on our boards though.

<mod edit> Rival fan posting stuff that will derail the thread. No, thanks - not on this thread. It's an interesting thread, for Albion fans to proffer their views if they any.

I tell you what, you find an article that proves that TB has had nothing to do with online betting companies and I'll come back and discuss.

Careful, I have not been prejudicial in any way. I don't know your owner, but I can read. The last article I posted was taken from the company's press release. I don't want to argue with you (I'll probably get banned), I am merely pointing out that the OP makes a statement without realising...

Jeez, did you read that article!!!! Bloom, a veteran gambler who owns Brighton & Hove Albion Football Club, made millions setting up an online bookmaker and poker websites in the 2000s, and his net worth — which is a mystery — is estimated by some to run into the billions. Talk about shoot...

This thread is about Clubs being involved with "unethical" betting firms, of which your owner was. I really thought the OP was whooshing us all.

Ok, how's this: 'Premier Bet has a great brand and offers customers a specialist betting experience which we intend to cross sell to customers of Heathorns and our other e-gaming portals. We also intend to leverage the Premier Bet brand name to expand into other sports and segments of the...

From his Biog Bloom, 44, studied maths at Manchester University, then became a professional gambler, a trader in the City and eventually made a fortune setting up online betting firm Premierbet in 2002

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According to the 1st post 'a plethora of clubs have lowlife betting companies as sponsors' blimey does the poster not realise that your club, the ground, the training ground, the debts every year & the wages paid while you were at withdean were all funded by Tony Bloom who yes you've guessed it...

Took 5,000 to our FA Cup 3rd round tie at Southampton

Revamping the Jerk chicken shop is a priority I understand...

Parish confirmed this when he announced the investment. The balance of the shares (46%) are held by the other three CPFC2010 consortium, plus, we understand, "other" shareholders. I understand one of the remaining three is the 4th largest shareholder. Not sure what is preferred really - one...

Edited for accuracy.

He doesn't say that, the journalist implies it. His actual words are as I posted.

Sorry mate, Mr Smith is from Hove and I was suggesting that he is more likely a Brighton fan, which would explain the slightly anti-Palace bias of his article - nothing more. (Run a print business)

At work, having my lunch and just clicked on the link from the BBS to see what you lot were saying about our investment. Interesting read. It strikes me that the vitriol gives away the annoyance of some on here that we are moving in the right direction.

The actual quote is: "If it wasn’t that vision that he sold me, I probably wouldn’t be here." He was speaking in the past tense, meaning that it was Parish's vision that got him to become our manager in the first place. Interesting, the article was written by Alan Smith - who hails from? You...

Forgive me, I must have misread the thread title...