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Try this: find a cosy Brighton pub, order a pint, don’t draw attention to yourself, go to the game. Works every time.

Why do you think you aren’t allowed ? Behave like a civilized human being and you will be treated like one. I’m sure you can do better than aligning yourself on here with your spoilt brat, snotty teenager chav element.

There has been a deliberate club and police strategy of making this fixture difficult to attend. It will be ironic if that results in regulars being replaced by what you call ‘genuine fans’ with the associated increase in chances of problems outside the ground.

Just a different name for the same thing. Doesn’t matter what you call it. We will have to agree to disagree I reckon. Anyway, we digress. We should make way for the super fans to get back on with the business of telling the rest of us what we should be doing.

I think it was in the Championship though wasn’t it ? The season we came up and lost about the first dozen games (i thought it better if I chip in rather than our Palace friend). Or are you referring to whatever fancy title the FA were using ? It may have been called something else that year but...

Where is your source for the World Club Championship being mandatory ? That’s not how I understand it. Manchester Utd pulled out after discussions with the FA and with the hope that by so doing England would be selected to host the 2006 World Cup. By making that choice Manchester Utd and the FA...

Beautifully put. Some people need to get off the internet and get a life as it is bringing out their inner traffic warden. I will not be traveling down from Norfolk for a Monday night game whether it’s against Accrington Stanley, Crystal Palace or Real Madrid.

Try worrying less about what people think. You sound a little insecure. Don’t read twitter if it has that effect on you.

Yes, I can help. You’re basically a Palace fan and you probably have a stash of half and half scarves at home.

They certainly care too much about a frankly irrelevant number. It’s all a bit train spotter like. Football for me is all about the game, the day out and the beer. Not necessarily in that order. I couldnt care less about how many people are watching. There, I’ve said it out loud and fully expect...

Ok, how about ‘at the weekend’ rather than just Saturdays. Ironically I would really like to go to this match but like many other season ticket holders who live and work far from Sussex, it’s just not practical. Rather tarnishes the old FA Cup magic. @Moshe Gariani suggests above that the club...

Things like playing the game on a Monday night, that’s what happened. The magical FA Cup I remember happened on Saturday afternoons.