Return of the Rev
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Fireworks
smoke bombs
air horns
toilet rolls
milk crates
any more
smoke bombs
air horns
toilet rolls
milk crates
any more
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Things you don't take to football any more?
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TheJasperCo
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Vuvuzelas
Was not Was
Loitering with intent
- Jul 31, 2003
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As a child in the Goldstone NW terrace, I had a crate,
and a hardboiled egg for halftime
And my dad had a flask of coffee.
All pretty rare now, though I bet there are still a few flasks on the go.
and a hardboiled egg for halftime
And my dad had a flask of coffee.
All pretty rare now, though I bet there are still a few flasks on the go.
SeagullSongs
And it's all gone quiet..
Resignation to defeat
Ninja Elephant
Doctor Elephant
- Feb 16, 2009
- 18,855
Inflatable animals! 
Do see the occaisonal Seagull but I remember the one and only game I saw at the Goldstone (before my memory kicked in ), I got an inflatable sheep!
Do see the occaisonal Seagull but I remember the one and only game I saw at the Goldstone (before my memory kicked in
), I got an inflatable sheep!
foul old ron
I'll decide, thank you.
Waterproofs.
albion534
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Lube
Kazenga <3
Test 805843
The KKK ponchos.
El Sid
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My dad
Gazwag
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I was pleased to see a toilet roll being thrown at the start of the Watford game by their fans.
Tony Le Mesmer
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radio's
Return of the Rev
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Mileoakman
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I had a football rattle in the 1950's 
greyseagull
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My stool to see over the board in the North East corner at The Goldstone. I'm a grown up now...
Jimmy boy 69
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Used to take an air horn to north stand goldstone in the 90s I was only bout 14, but it really got the stand goin.. Don't think I'd take one to the Amex tho would prob get life time ban......
Meade's Ball
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Before i came to Brighton and had my surgery i was raised in Somalia and had a seeing-eye hyena that the authorities in those days allowed me to take with me wherever i was going. For the first few months at the Goldstone as my sight became clearer they'd let me take it in. In my packed lunchbox i'd have a couple of Trio's for me and a chopped, but still bloody wildebeest vertebrae in there for Henrietta to munch on. I'd salivate over the jinking runs of Mark Barham whilst Henrietta would sometimes pring to alert when a child sought its father in the crowd and her innate cunning kicked into action. Her leash, fortunately, was attached to my glove and when i felt her aroused i'd tighten my grip and threaten her with the scorpion sting i had adhered to the front of my big blindboy boot. She ate a lot of stray cats though, which i didn't mind. I emailed Barber this year about the possibility of taking in a similar creature to the Amex, as my sight deteriorates with age, but typically that PC leech said no.
OurPrice
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- Nov 22, 2012
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My Dad and his mates always used to take a 'lucky orange' for half time refreshments (satsumas were also considered appropriate). The consumption of said fruit did, sometimes, appear to have some effect - the most notworthy being a late eating of the orange whilst 2-0 down at Liverpool in 1991. One orange later and the Mike Small/Johnny Crumplin/John Byrne inspired comeback was ON! Great days. Now a few pints of harveys and a pie seem to have replaced this tradition - much to the chagrin of my waistline