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Sausage by the sea!!!
Simple and effective. Still probably cost a few grand.
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Bin bag on a stick
- Thread starter nordicgod
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goldstone68
New member
My mate took 3 white and 3 blue ones home to make a shower curtain
I'm glad she doesn't read NSC
Brightonfan1983
Tiny member
Looks excellent. And did, on TV.
That's the perfect pre-match song to play too, always gets home and away warmed up!
Stato
Well-known member
- Dec 21, 2011
- 6,573
v Palace in Play Off Semi,
v Derby in Play Off Semi,
v Wednesday in Play Off Semi,
v Bristol City in potential Championship decider,
we all got flags (or clappers). We all went home disappointed.
I walked in yesterday, saw it on my seat, chucked it on the floor and left it there, knowing that any chance of an upset had been chucked away by the cursed flag fairy.
v Derby in Play Off Semi,
v Wednesday in Play Off Semi,
v Bristol City in potential Championship decider,
we all got flags (or clappers). We all went home disappointed.
I walked in yesterday, saw it on my seat, chucked it on the floor and left it there, knowing that any chance of an upset had been chucked away by the cursed flag fairy.
Tom Hark Preston Park
Will Post For Cash
- Jul 6, 2003
- 70,138
A sure sign that Amex Flag Fatigue has set in, when we can now authoritatively discuss the quality of the flag. And the stick.
Dolph Ins
Well-known member
Picked mine up and thought my god this is cheap and tacky. Watched the effect of them in the E stand opposite and thought my god that looks good.
Yet again the club know more than me.
Yet again the club know more than me.
Me and my Monkey
Well-known member
- Nov 3, 2015
- 3,340
At the risk of being accused of being a bit moany, and I know this has already been mentioned, but I would like to know if these plastic flags and plastic sticks are recyclable. They did look very pretty being waved before the game, but I don't think they were designed to be takemehome flags (not many in my row took theirs), and so I hope the club had a contingency plan for recycling these.
dejavuatbtn
Well-known member
I would hope not. Plastic straw with a bit of plastic bag held together by sellotape - it was a bit Blue Peter.
I'm sort of glad they did it on the cheap as money should go to buying a striker. Sort of disappointed though because the previous ones have been something worth keeping for posterity, if not hanging up in the kids' bedrooms. The fat boy one was pretty cool.
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
We beat Doncaster in our first league game at the Amex when we had flags, so that denies that theory.
Daffy Duck
Stop bloody moaning!
I always knew Caroline Lucas posted on this board.
clapham_gull
Legacy Fan
- Aug 20, 2003
- 25,296
Me and my Monkey
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- Nov 3, 2015
- 3,340
- Jul 7, 2003
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Look at any tifo display put on by European clubs (e.g. Dortmund): do you think all the individual component parts are printed on plastic or foils embossed with the club logo? Of course they're not.
FFS
It's all about the overall picture, making the stadium look impressive when the time comes: not to give you a jolly souvenir to take home.
I thought it looked perfectly fine (any Palace fans tempted to comment will be immediately slapped down as the Always Ultras used similar blank plastic flags as part of their usual 150 man display yesterday). It's about the club, not about you or me. Find something else to moan about.
FFS
It's all about the overall picture, making the stadium look impressive when the time comes: not to give you a jolly souvenir to take home. I thought it looked perfectly fine (any Palace fans tempted to comment will be immediately slapped down as the Always Ultras used similar blank plastic flags as part of their usual 150 man display yesterday). It's about the club, not about you or me. Find something else to moan about.
Randsta
New member
Looked bloody amazing 
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el punal
Well-known member
Premier League ready!!! Stop moaning - you could have ended up with a clacker, anyway the flags were free and looked good on the telly. Be thankful it's not you that has to dip into your pocket for the magical striker that you speak of.
This.
Couldn't quite understand however why a few were carrying loads out of the stadium afterwards - evidently they too thought better of it eventually given the number that were dumped on the side of the footpath up towards Woodingdean. Idiots.
Bold Seagull
strong and stable with me, or...
Should be paper flags next time with a recycled reconstituted wooden stick.