BensGrandad
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I would expect others to try to do the same again and could become a major problem
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[Palace] Palace fans: ruining the night for their own
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I would expect others to try to do the same again and could become a major problem
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Surely we don't think this was a genuine admission of guilt?? just a not very funny acknowledgement of what had happened..
Wrong-Direction
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And he'd taken the time to go to B & Q?
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Its a vlog.. he's trying to be creative, make it funny and interesting to other fans.. If I were doing one, I would start it with me dressed as a coach driver with a bit of toilet roll hanging out my trousers..
Wrong-Direction
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Pretty pink fairy
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I think last night was particularly bad because it’s been 4 years since we played them. The play-off game and the Paddy’s Day one weren’t too bad, where as the 1-3 at the Amex was as bad as I’ve seen it at the Amex, as we hadn’t played them for a few years again.
I think the more the derby becomes a regular fixture, the less intense it will become. If one of us goes down and the other doesn’t and we don’t play each other again for a few years, we’ll be back to a day like yesterday again.
I got an email this afternoon from a Canadian mate who lives in the states: "Just heard about the violence at the Brighton match". My reply was 'Palace scum' but that just whooshed him.
That's the way the world see it, folks, regardless of the small print: Brighton and Hove Albion, home of traditional English 1980s style football 'violence'.
That's the way the world see it, folks, regardless of the small print: Brighton and Hove Albion, home of traditional English 1980s style football 'violence'.
Dougie
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Dougie
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Oh don’t be so dramatic . It will be forgotten about in a few days with brightons image totally intact .
I disagree. This is now a 'thing' again, and the spotty wankers on both sides will now try to outdo one another. The Shitehole park fixture will be mayhem, worse than the rock throwing of the late 70s early 80s because people now have phones, and indeed other nifty gadgets if sufficiently determined. If I were that way of mind I would be planning an event or two right now.
Not playing each other would help but failing that, reduce the away crowd to whatever the PL permists (with judicious advice of the old bill this could reduce to 10, ideally members of Croydon YWCA - come on old bill, you know you can do it). And a bit of Italian style policing if it does KO - batter everyone and warn it will happen in advance - I don't want any of them at the Amex again, not even the nicer NigeLLLLLLs.
Green Cross Code Man
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Have to disagree with that.
Your mate isn't representative of 'the world'.
Some on here have criticised the palace bloke interviewed just before 7 on sky sports news. He did lay some small amount of blame on BHA and the police, but mostly blamed the palace fans who were out to cause trouble.
Drama queen
What if they were on fire?
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Blue Valkyrie
Not seen such Bravery!
Yes. That would be a concern.
Swift arrests, lifetime bans from the Amex and maybe Selhurst, harsh sentences for the guilty would help.
Make an example, throw the book.
Fair enough. The first drink of the evening has taken my concerns away. *Who gives a stuff
*(not really).
yes, I guess so
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Jam The Man
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Not sure if this has been posted yet, but this appears to be the moment when they 'broke in' ..
[video]https://www.holmesdale.net/board_files/downloads/3273810_received_1015978961575 5438.mp4[/video]
[video]https://www.holmesdale.net/board_files/downloads/3273810_received_1015978961575 5438.mp4[/video]