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Touched a nerve did I? Never mind, mummy will be home to kiss your ego better soon, poor little dear.

I now understand that you are consciously avoiding the point, so I'll say it one more time for anyone else who hasn't got their fingers in their ears going "I'm not listening, I'm not listening!" like a 5-year-old. PLASTIC FAN - Someone who goes to a local club to watch some football and...

Is that devastating comeback really the best you can come up with? If so, I simply cannot compete with your rapier wit and irrefutable argument. Or, to quote one of your own from earlier in the thread:

Of course I'm not denying there were Utd fans in home areas; the evidence is plain to see. This was because they couldn't get tickets for their area, not that they were plastic Palace fans. You people don't seem able to tell the difference. Or maybe you're deliberately missing the point in...

Wrong again. Anyone who saw that incident (and I was at the match) knows Cantona was 2/3 - 3/4 of the way along the stand, right in front of the family section, when his tiny brain short-circuited and he went spacko in the kids' enclosure. We have been over this incident for a long time, but you...

That would be the same season we beat Liverpool 4-3 in the FA Cup Semi-Final would it, followed by finishing 3rd in the top division the following year? Have you ever finished as high as 3rd? No...13th is your best ever I believe :thumbsup: That was the period 1989-1991 anyway. The Cantona...

Obviously the novelty of playing in an actual football stadium hasn't worn off. Yet.

Do you think you'd have got much more if you hadn't been playing half of your plastic fans' real team? :clap::clap:

What could be a better example than that? Seems pretty clear to me...

You seem to know a lot about the kid, even what he's getting for Christmas. Why don't you enlighten us then? Who's his main team - you lot or Liverpool?

I know it's been a long time since you were in the top division, but we were playing Man Utd. They're not plastic Palace fans, they're away fans who couldn't get a ticket in their area.

I've read enough comments on here, as well as speaking to Brighton fans I know, to understand that many of your jcl's are supporting you as a second club to their prem first team. If I could find that picture of the kid in a BHA kit & a Liverpool backpack I'd post it as an example :annoyed:

I am able to make an estimate based on attending matches and observing the crowd, knowing Brighton supporters and discussing the issue with them and reading your boards. If you did the same you'd realise many of your own fans make the same assessment as I do and that actually, you're the idiot...

Ooh get you, proper little keyboard warrior aren't you? Aren't you missing Peppa Pig? Good point. We all get them but you have to admit you get more than your fair share, for various reasons.

Sorry, I realise I was going against the flow of the thread but couldn't help myself :mad:

Very fair post, hard to disagree. Can you contact BHA & ask them what the deal is for getting tickets for the game at Selhurst?

Banter aside, I don't think recent results will necessarily mean your season turns to dust. Poyet's clearly a good manager and should be able to turn things round, but he also obviously has doubts about the strength in depth of your squad, judging by those quotes. It's the first time in a while...

I'll be off as soon as the weed fans get off our boards saying what a massive club you are and how you're the big boys in town etc etc. All sounds so hollow since last Tuesday, yet here you still are deluding yourselves that the bubble hasn't burst. Your manager clearly doesn't agree, according...

Thanks for the compliment :thumbsup: Of course it wasn't our cup final, but it was the first game against our fiercest rivals for the very many years you've been languishing in the third division. To become the first league team to win at the amex after all the billy big bollocks we've put up...

That is hilarious coming from you lot. We might get the odd few oppo fans in our stands who couldn't get a ticket for the away section. That is very different from the amex, where there are thousands of prem team "supporters" who go there because it's nearby and they can't afford or be bothered...