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[Albion] Two up at half-time? Loopy...
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Stumpy Tim
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Thoroughly enjoyed the North Stand concourse last night - both half time and post match. Great atmosphere after a great game
Hmm, yes I remember some of those well..............
Return of the Rev
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Using the exchange back in the 70's i can't quite recall group dancing sessions then throwing beer in the air,must have been in the public bar
I'm sure it was probably alot more amazing if you were there,Next home game will see the club clamp down on the crazy kids no doubt
Cowfold Seagull
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Wow, the WSU is obviously the place to be, or not as the case may be.
Surprised the stewards didn't clamp down on that, the way things are in this day and age.
Great to see though.
Surprised the stewards didn't clamp down on that, the way things are in this day and age.
Great to see though.
chimneys
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Using the exchange back in the 70's i can't quite recall group dancing sessions then throwing beer in the air,must have been in the public bar
Note to self- stop giving the troll oxygen!!
goldstone68
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Bloody good luck to them, harmless fun with a bit of beer throwing brilliant, its about time we all had something to sing about instead of going home miserable every week.
Gazwag
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Although apparently that was as a result of us scoring a second goal none of them actually saw the goal. It's bad enough putting a pint ahead of the chance of seeing a goal but then to chuck it away.
martin tyler
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- Jan 25, 2013
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Just a bunch of lads having a good night out watching their football club win. May not be everyone's cup of tea but fair play to them for enjoying our win. After all this is football we are not watching the ballet
supaseagull
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It was very funny. The stewards didn't really know what to do. One was standing in the middle of it after the game and looked as though he was going to cry at one point the poor sod.
Great atmosphere!
Great atmosphere!
Psychobilly freakout
HellBilly
Cracking that's how it should be fun, even a bit of pogoing at the end....
My only gripe would be if they were real men, they would be wreckin....
Freddie Goodwin.
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I left the West after my post match pint and could hear the NS concourse still rocking. Good on 'em.
Only that isn't what happened, is it?
That video was filmed well in to half time. The vast majority of people in that video were still in the stands for the second goal, I know this because I celebrated the second goal with them.
Puppet Master
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- Aug 14, 2012
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Great stuff
AmexRuislip
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Blimey its Riverdance 
- Jul 7, 2003
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Don't worry about it, he's NSC's very own footballing hipster. Would never join in with any singing because it's a little bit too populist, likes to get sniffy about anybody who doesn't have a season ticket going back to 1971, and wouldn't be seen dead in a replica shirt unless it was one from a club placed in the Sussex County League second division or lower.
Gazwag
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That was what I was told by the serial goal misser who stands in front of me who was down there when we scored our second. There were loads in the NS who missed that goal.
Maybe it started again later and it was then videoed.
Sheebo
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- Jul 13, 2003
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Using the exchange back in the 70's i can't quite recall group dancing sessions then throwing beer in the air,must have been in the public bar
Who made you spokesman for the BHAFC supporters?
Gaffer's Banana Hammock
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- Mar 9, 2008
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He's supported the Albion longer than anyone (including ben's grandad). He owned every house on goldstone lane. He invented the tiptoe northstand song. He was invited to back up Norman wisdom with his rendition of Sussex by the sea at the goldstone, but politely refused. Slade sought his advice (both pop group and manager). He bought the first ever cup final ticket. He signed John crumplin. He drove a bulldozer into the goldstone and took numerous selfies on his Polaroid. I think it's fair to name him spokesperson of the supporters club, don't you?