[Albion] Yesterday

jimtm69

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• Nov 26, 2017

• #1

Very proud of the team yesterday and you lot in the corner made yourself heard. [emoji122]
Loved the fact the United fans were getting wound up , Matty Ryan was particularly popular with his time management. I nearly gave myself up when I thought Glenn was going to score a diving header though. Onwards to Tuesday! [emoji109] UTA

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Dick Head

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Quaxxann

• Nov 26, 2017

• #2

I've woken up with a sore head and feeling a bit hard done by. We should have got a point.

 

spongy

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Burgess Hill

• Nov 26, 2017

• #3

I'm shattered and a bit disappointed.

Had a nightmare journey back home. Took nearly two hours to get back just to the M6.

The coach had to have a 45 min layover for the drivers and then the m25 was shut between jct 11 and 10 so had to go inland through weybridge and Cobham.

Got into bed at 1.30 and my 3yo came bounding in full of life and chicken pox at 5.30.

At least I'm not hungover which is surprising and a bit of a bonus.

 

D Block blue

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Feb 23, 2009

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West Sussex la la la

• Nov 26, 2017

• #4

Great performance, gave a good account of ourselves. We are growing in to a decent premier league team. Though wasn’t sure if it was the beer, but were the goal posts not upright ?

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Razzoo

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• Nov 26, 2017

• #5

D Block blue said:

Great performance, gave a good account of ourselves. We are growing in to a decent premier league team. Though wasn’t sure if it was the beer, but were the goal posts not upright ?

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sllugaes

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Dec 15, 2012

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• Nov 26, 2017

• #6

spongy said:

I'm shattered and a bit disappointed.

Had a nightmare journey back home. Took nearly two hours to get back just to the M6.

The coach had to have a 45 min layover for the drivers and then the m25 was shut between jct 11 and 10 so had to go inland through weybridge and Cobham.

Got into bed at 1.30 and my 3yo came bounding in full of life and chicken pox at 5.30.

At least I'm not hungover which is surprising and a bit of a bonus.

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Yes that m25 detour was interesting hey!!
Bloody nightmare.

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The Oldman

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In the shadow of Seaford Head

• Nov 26, 2017

• #7

spongy said:

I'm shattered and a bit disappointed.

Had a nightmare journey back home. Took nearly two hours to get back just to the M6.

The coach had to have a 45 min layover for the drivers and then the m25 was shut between jct 11 and 10 so had to go inland through weybridge and Cobham.

Got into bed at 1.30 and my 3yo came bounding in full of life and chicken pox at 5.30.

At least I'm not hungover which is surprising and a bit of a bonus.

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We took the pretty route via Kempton Racecourse then Hampton Court which was all lit up beside the moonlit river Thames , Esher looked quite nice in the moonlight too! Seriously all credit to our respective coach drivers and navigators who got us home by knowing the rat runs. I understand that those in cars who did not leave at the M 3 junction had a very long journey home.

 

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BN9 BHA

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• Nov 26, 2017

• #8

The Oldman said:

We took the pretty route via Kempton Racecourse then Hampton Court which was all lit up beside the moonlit river Thames , Esther looked quite nice in the moonlight too! .

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Did she? Who is Esther by the way?

 

The Oldman

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• Nov 26, 2017

• #9

bn9 bha said:

Did she? Who is Esther by the way?

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Flipping predictive text. Corrected for you and thanks for pointing it out.

 

BN9 BHA

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• Nov 26, 2017

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The Oldman said:

Flipping predictive text. Corrected for you and thanks for pointing it out.

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I was looking forward to some photos.

 

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Oct 27, 2004

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• Nov 26, 2017

• #11

M25 was a pain last night. It took about an hour to get off it and onto the detour. Thankfully J10 was actually open but it easily added an hour and half to the journey back to sussex.

 

nicko31

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Jan 7, 2010

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• Nov 26, 2017

• #12

Despite result so proud of the manner of the way we took the game to United yesterday, JM knows they were fortunate to have got all three points

 

Frankie

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May 23, 2016

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• Nov 26, 2017

• #13

Did not go to the game so can't really comment on all the game , but what i have now watched in highlights i think the team should be proud of their effort but it must be tinged with a little of what if , to get behind Man utd and convert crosses along the 6 yard line only to find that area unoccupied by a Brighton player shows a little self doubt from the forwards and midfield , with a little more self belief we could and should of won that game , very frustrating , Brighton are a team that are better than the players themselves actually seem to think they are , in my humble opinion .

Man Utd got away with one there , and their players know it , hopefully Brightons players will realise that they belong where they are and kick on from here .

 

Dick Swiveller

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• Nov 26, 2017

• #14

The Oldman said:

Flipping predictive text. Corrected for you and thanks for pointing it out.

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That's Life.

 

The Oldman

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• Nov 26, 2017

• #15

bn9 bha said:

I was looking forward to some photos.

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spongy

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Burgess Hill

• Nov 26, 2017

• #16

sllugaes said:

Yes that m25 detour was interesting hey!!
Bloody nightmare.

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The Oldman said:

We took the pretty route via Kempton Racecourse then Hampton Court which was all lit up beside the moonlit river Thames , Esher looked quite nice in the moonlight too! Seriously all credit to our respective coach drivers and navigators who got us home by knowing the rat runs. I understand that those in cars who did not leave at the M 3 junction had a very long journey home.

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I was sitting behind the drivers. The bloke who runs them spent so much time dithering with his twatnav we had already missed the m3 jct.

I did tell them to turn off and go via Hampton Court and down to Esher but they didn't listen. The other coach went that way and was at Crawley when we were just getting to the Chessington turn off.

It was a bloody long day. Up at 5.45. Picked up at 6.40. Got there at 12.50. Left coach park at 5.30 and home at 01.30.

Not the furthest game I've done on a coach but 8 hrs to get back from Manc is criminal.

A chicken pox ridden 3 yo was not a good wake up call at 5.30 today. Luckily the wife has taken her to her parents for the day so I can get some work done for my hnc. I've been falling behind a bit so today is a good time to catch up with stuff.

If I wasn't on here instead of a tally doing something that is.......

Good game though. Can't believe I'm disappointed coming away from OT with 0pts. Who'd have thought that just a few years ago.

We need to take that performance to those ****tards from up the road on Tuesday and we should be ok.

I'm still VERY nervous already about it.