Dr. No
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- Nov 28, 2016
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Not sure but is it possible the football league could deduct points over this?
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Stubborn Staff in the Superstore
- Thread starter Cowfold Seagull
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nwgull
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Most of the Amex match day staff are there 23 times a season. It's a bit harsh to sum up the management of a club based on the occasional lack of pragmatism from a young and inexperienced minimum wage member of staff. You're missing out on possibly the most exciting season and some of the best players we've ever had as a result.
Your Mum
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- Dec 22, 2016
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...mum
herecomesaregular
We're in the pipe, 5 by 5
Just to defend the Staffordshire terrier, they are one of very few breeds recommended by the Kennel Club to have as a family pet with children. Also known as the Nanny Dog. So unfairly maligned and you are perpetuating the myth sir! Only say this from regularly visiting the RSPCA rehoming centre.
Why not take up one of the many new year gym offers and get the top to fit this way?
Cowfold Seagull
Fan of the 17 bus
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Because I already attend a gym twice a week and I am not fat. Next question Herr Tubby?.
darkwolf666
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Oh come on, have some festive spirit - it was a throw away light-hearted comment, which to date has 29 thumbs up, so there are plenty who did see the funny side of the it!
darkwolf666
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Bloody hell, I didn't realise Scrooge was a Brighton fan - who stole your Christmas spirit?
Maybe three or four times a week then? When the missus has bought me items of clothing which are too small I've taken the hint. For example it took me a solid 3 months before I could squeeze into the black wet-look briefs she recently bought me.
daveybgtt
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Might as well leave a loaded gun lying around, I could dress one of those up in human clothes and say "isn't it cute" but it could still go off at any minute and blow your face off.
A friend of mine had some goods to pick up at the shop from a click and collect order but was told that they couldn't get them because the pick up window was the same as the one printing numbers on shirts, and there were too many shirt printing orders. No idea if that's normal or not and certainly hadn't thought about starting a thread on here about it, but it is weird that you don't get the full range of services on the one day when a huge number of Brighton fans will be able to go in to the shop.
but...but...we have the BEST football CEO in the world. Surely he wouldn't be treating his money-spending customers with total contempt?
alfredmizen
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They were rubber incontinence pants !
Cowfold Seagull
Fan of the 17 bus
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- #94
Apologies if I reacted a tad too quickly. but I seem to have been renamed Attilla the Hun since I started this thread.
Stories like the ones below?
A couple of frankly trivial customer service issues, do not 'sum the club up, in all aspects" at all, do they? There have been 30,000 tickets sold for each of the last few (and next) few games. Plenty of people are having a GREAT time, thanks to what the club, as a whole, is achieving. You crack on spiting yourself though. Shame for your sons, mind.
On the plus side, I got to my seat in the WSU today to find a bag on it containing a birthday card (addressed to me, don't worry: I didn't steal one off some kid) and a lovely new scarf. I was really rather thrilled with this small but very nice gesture. I love the Albion sometimes
portlock seagull
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That has left me with a very powerful image! Merry Xmas Herr T!
I, OTOH, give a very timid, mild sh1t and feel that your agony at not being able to return a miss-sized shirt on match day deserves a mild, timid reaction.
This thread is fine WITHOUT pictures
We've had these kind of images for a long, long time
alfredmizen
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