"The pub is expecting 3,000 fans when Liverpool visit Brighton on 2 December".
Sorry, they're expecting every single Liverpool fan who is attending the game to go to one pub?
I'd say that is fairly unlikely.
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[Football] Holmesdale.net
- Thread starter Publius Ovidius
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"The pub is expecting 3,000 fans when Liverpool visit Brighton on 2 December".
Sorry, they're expecting every single Liverpool fan who is attending the game to go to one pub?
I'd say that is fairly unlikely.
Nixonator
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They'll clamber together scarfs aloft for a rousing rendition of that insufferable cack 'YNWA' and think they're proper supporters, briefly.
Love their hand-me-down excuses of 'relating' to a football club 300 miles away whose real fans would have no hesitation mugging them on their way home.
Nixonator
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Each to their own, but I don't get it. Pick a team any team and start to support that, I find it strange.If Brighton did not exist, no other team would interest me. They represent the place I was born, where I grew up and there for me. No other club could do that.
AmexRuislip
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I have just spent the last half hour or so reading some of this Liverpool Hillsborough forum.
It's a shame those scrotes from Palarse try and read it
It's a shame those scrotes from Palarse try and read it
GT49er
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Ah - another professional scouse-hater...........................
Strange.......I managed to live there for several years - loved it. Never got mugged either.
Not Andy Naylor
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Liverpool will have a larger ticket allocation and it's a greater distance to travel on the off-chance of getting in. Plus they are used to playing at smaller stadiums than ours - Dean Court and Selhurst to name but two.
Neville's Breakfast
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They are trying to justify the behavior of Palace fans by suggesting others(Liverpool) will do the same.
Birdie Boy
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- Jun 17, 2011
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Frankly, that's bollox. If you are a football fan with no team near you, you would find a team to support even slightly more than others. There would be something, like family member or friend that supports such and such and you would support that team. Unless you mean support as in money, then no but you would still be a fan, albeit armchair fan.
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Cheshire Cat
The most curious thing..
I had a row with a Scouse taxi driver a couple of hours ago, who wanted to do a u-turn on the pedestrian crossing I was trying to walk across at the time. I would avoid the license number 814.
Bwian
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You're not too bright are you? Where is your evidence of 'real Liverpool fans' mugging people on the way home? Your hatred for Liverpool seems to have addled your brain.
Nixonator
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Strange opening question and I didn't expect to have to provide evidence for a tongue in cheek comment. Don't concern yourself about it though if you've got a thing for liverpool, I hate most football clubs.
wigman
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I wouldn't believe anything that lot on there have to say.
SeagullDubai
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Hardly surprising. When Thatcher told the nation "get on your bike and look for work", hundreds of Scousers came to the south to do just that. The problem being that there were few jobs available 'darn sarf' at that time. Many settled here anyway.
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el punal
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So if the reverse were true and a few hundred Albion loving Scousers on Merseyside were to do a rendition of Sussex by the sea in one their local pubs would that be insufferable cack too?
You've no idea what links them to Liverpool, it could be family connections or they were brought up there or any number of other reasons. My daughters were born and raised in Southampton but are not Saints fans, instead they are die hard Albion fans. Is that wrong as well? Really, you should not be so disparaging about which fans support which club. It is their choice whatever the reason and not for you or I to sneer at.
Seriously? You know that is bollocks, come on.
Hampster Gull
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- Dec 22, 2010
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Good point. I suspect most Londoners would not live there, backwater
Nixonator
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It's insufferable cack because it is an insufferably cack song. Yea, and i'm sure there are just tonnes of liverpudlian born albion fans out there taking over pubs belting out our anthem to offset this argument. Seriously, come on now.
el punal
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Yeah, alright it is bollocks. I was doing my holier than thou response, I don't know what came over me.
el punal
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As in response to another post I was talking unmitigated bollocks! Mind you, I would love to hear Sussex by the sea sung in a Scouse accent . . . maybe not la!
