Live by the sea
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I didn’t start it !
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[Albion] Support from the start on Tuesday
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I didn’t start it !
bobbysmith01
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- Feb 6, 2015
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Think the sight of our far superior team might intimidate you. Please don’t bring your drummer or plastic cards please as they are as about as tinpot as you can get.
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Return of the Rev
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Se20
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You tell me Bozza, I thought you're on quite good terms with the Brighton hierarchy.
Se20
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Of course.
The Birdman
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What stage to boo the ref
Also it would be good if all stands get behind the team as well as the 1901.����
Also it would be good if all stands get behind the team as well as the 1901.����
bobbysmith01
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- Feb 6, 2015
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Thank you for being so understanding. Also Can you tell the little Chavs not to wear the hoodies and balaclavas as they look stupid.
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Ah yes, the Palace game.
Oh how I've missed you. It's been 4 years etc etc etc....
The thing is of course this game was the first to look out for in the fixture list but now that it's actually here im bloody nervous. The footballing gods have put us at opposite ends of the table than realistically both sets of fans expected and their talismanic diver is suddenly starting to pull up trees.
A titanic battle awaits with the fickled finger of fate waiting for one set of fans or the other. Personally I think Zaha LOVES playing at the Amex and relishes the opportunity to ram it up our noses. My only hope is that this is eclipsed by Murray doing a number on them.
I had a dream the other night that Murray scored in the South goal, wheeled away behind the net and celebrated with gay abandon, much to their disgust. Oh how I'd love that to be the case.
Oh how I've missed you. It's been 4 years etc etc etc....
The thing is of course this game was the first to look out for in the fixture list but now that it's actually here im bloody nervous. The footballing gods have put us at opposite ends of the table than realistically both sets of fans expected and their talismanic diver is suddenly starting to pull up trees.
A titanic battle awaits with the fickled finger of fate waiting for one set of fans or the other. Personally I think Zaha LOVES playing at the Amex and relishes the opportunity to ram it up our noses. My only hope is that this is eclipsed by Murray doing a number on them.
I had a dream the other night that Murray scored in the South goal, wheeled away behind the net and celebrated with gay abandon, much to their disgust. Oh how I'd love that to be the case.
I don't see this thread going well. Good luck.
Anyway.
Now, bedwetters, we have a game on Tuesday against a lower placed side. A bit like Stoke, and that.
Er....
That's it.
Now, bedwetters, we have a game on Tuesday against a lower placed side. A bit like Stoke, and that.
Er....
That's it.
lawros left foot
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Nixonator
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Unfortunately not if you watch the piece on player, he won't celebrate if he does score.
bobbysmith01
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Yes it was a very good piece, although not sure I believe him that he did not know about rivalry until
He joined Palace. Sounded like he did not want to leave, but decision was made for him by Poyet.A better deal at Palace maybe, can’t blame him and have no problem if he scores and does not celebrate, he showed respect to us when he scored against us. Got a feeling he might be rested for this one though.
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Don’t pay for access so haven’t seen it but fair enough.
Blues Rock DJ
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you're right.....'a bit obviously' ....?
turienzo's lovechild
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I know it's not the meaning of the phrase, but the notion of Murray celebrating with 'gay abandon' conjured up images in my mind of him wheeling away with, say, Davy Propper and just going full on 'broke back mountain' in front of the Palace fans
alfredmizen
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Hes in his 70s i believe ,why not pick on someone able to give it back ?
A cauldron
Hes in his 70s i believe ,why not pick on someone able to give it back ?
exKT17
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One of those funny fixtures where the bookies don't really know which way it'll go...
Us to win 2.7
Them to win 3.02
Draw 3.2
I would think 2.7 is worth a punt, we're due a home win.
Us to win 2.7
Them to win 3.02
Draw 3.2
I would think 2.7 is worth a punt, we're due a home win.
Greg Bobkin
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- May 22, 2012
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Hes in his 70s i believe ,why not pick on someone able to give it back ?[/QUOTE]
He's more than capable of giving it back.