Brovion
Gone are the days when lads from the Bosun (Brighton), the Crabtree (Lancing) and the Cliftonville (Worthing) would come together to lord it over the rest of the this division.
You seem to be forgeting H.H. and Eastbourne?
are BHA still "firm"??
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Brovion
Gone are the days when lads from the Bosun (Brighton), the Crabtree (Lancing) and the Cliftonville (Worthing) would come together to lord it over the rest of the this division.
You seem to be forgeting H.H. and Eastbourne?
The Wookiee
Back From The Dead
football violence is dead. 3 years inside for giving somebody a slap, just not worth it.
northstandnorth
THE GOLDSTONE
H.Heath used to rereliable till the squeeky voiced one took the Burrell with him to run with the millwall
NsN
What most posters on here might seem to forget is that most away fans used to come through HH by train on there way to the match. As there were few London, EC trains to Brighton that were direct.
In the "bad days" of yesteryear that including the likes on CP, WH etc.
But HH and Bugs Hole always got on the train to go and stand in the South stand.
Unlike you wossies in the North!
I8swinedon
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Nope and never have had!
Nope and never have had!
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Jamon Jamon
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When I hear the word 'firm' I do feel proud. It's a great thing to think of BHA being semi-erect.
In all seriousness those teenage hoodies who hark back to hideous old days of hoolignaism do make me laugh. I love that they wear lovely white trainers, tennis shirts and tight jeans. It's all very homoerotic. As for the Bo'sun, Crabtree and Cliftonville...they're pub names out of an Enid Blyton. I think hooliganism died out when it became politically correct to be gay and they were free to express themselves in a less opressed manner. I'm sure Burberry hats have aleviated some of that frustration too. Here's to being firm and all that teenage anxiety brings.
I'm not having much joy figuring it out myself either, but as long as it's interesting I might just get away with it.
Twickers
At end of the day you have as much right to post as any one on here.
I was asking a genuine question as to what your point was?
Pretty pink fairy
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still firm!!!mona
The Glory Game
Why was there always a bit of a song and dance act whenever we played Oxford in the past?Nope and never have had!
Pretty pink fairy
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against other crime for which lighter sentences are dished outfootball violence is dead. 3 years inside for giving somebody a slap, just not worth it.
cannedheat
Banned
Some of Brighton's finest beat the shit out of some Oxford fans years ago and they never got over it, the Brighton fans came from the wonderfull town of Littlehampton.
Taybha
Whalewhine
I get all teary remembering the days i used the eclipse pub in hove before match day,yes i wore a pringle jumper and i dont play golf! but that dosent stop half the f***ing country wearing one either on a sunday!! Anybody else use the Eclipse in the goldstone days?? Who remembers the nut job Tooth who single handedly stormed the ladies toilets at west ham ahh those halycon days seem so far away now,yet so vivid and totaly fooking ace :yahoo:
Lord Bracknell
On fire
Maybe that's as it should be?against other crime for which lighter sentences are dished out
Slapping an individual because you don't like him leaves only one victim - the guy who was slapped.
Football-related violence leaves thousands of victims - the fans whose enjoyment of their game is diminished by subsequent action taken by the authorities.
Wardy
NSC's Benefits Guru
Not to mention the club that they are meant to support get a fine or even a points deduction.
your not wrong
