can you read,thats why he said that,shite home support,you sang once you went 2 goals ahead,but tbh heard louder at countless grounds,that my friend is fact..........now judging by your childish name calling,get to a few more grounds then your see about noise,ie stoke leeds,swansea to name a few,oh you were marginaly louder than pompey
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can you read,thats why he said that,shite home support,you sang once you went 2 goals ahead,but tbh heard louder at countless grounds,that my friend is fact..........now judging by your childish name calling,get to a few more grounds then your see about noise,ie stoke leeds,swansea to name a few,oh you were marginaly louder than pompey
A very quick look tells me that you were on this board, the one belonging to a team you don't follow, extremely early on a Saturday morning, again later in the day, again early this morning, and again all afternoon.
I'd suggest you try enjoy your life a tad, make some friends, and stop sitting at your computer reading into other teams away supports.
Jesus wept. Get a life mate.
Deanbha
Well-known member
Think i was near you, having that policeman with that camcorder made me feel uncomfortable. He was filming the 2 blokes next to me who didn't seem to watch any of the match and were more interested in causing a nuisance with the Southampton fans.
I left with 15 minutes to go. My first ever walkout. It felt right though.
Well others on here seem to think otherwise.
that maybe so,thats what these forums are for,not childish name calling on posters threads.
Ive had plenty of friends give our home support over the years,mainly from the withdean era,but i can honestly say,if brighton were top of the league in the championship with 32000 crowd,i doubt wewould wait untill we went 2 nil,to start singing
Ive had plenty of friends give our home support over the years,mainly from the withdean era,but i can honestly say,if brighton were top of the league in the championship with 32000 crowd,i doubt wewould wait untill we went 2 nil,to start singing
SaintsFTW
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- Nov 22, 2010
- 72
waited until we went 2 nil up before we started singing ? lol yeh ok mate.
Zesh Rehman
New member
What did we have to sing about? Lots of chav Brighton fans singing in town before and after the game though.
SaintsFTW
New member
- Nov 22, 2010
- 72
another one that can read ? wow so insulting.
3-0, top of the league, unlucky.
I thought Saints support was quite impressive. Third year in a row, I really do like the slowed down of 'When the Saints', I wish we'd do a Sussex by the Sea version.
I thought southampton were very loud throughout,obviously louder in the second half,i was standing in the block next to them though.
Marc1901
Peace out.
to be honest mate I was under par yesterday, mainly due to the fact I had virtually lost my voice before the game ! [MENTION=13726]Marc1901[/MENTION] will tell you I was talking a bit like a husky voiced GIRL !
I can hardly muster up a squeak this morning !
Was a bit hard to understand you with no voice, lets hope it's back for Coventry!
Prodigal Son
Getting older by the day
Sounds to me as if you left 20 minutes after some of them.
Yeah, well maybe I was being a bit generous.
Funny thing about Southampton is that they don't really have a proper singing 'home' end, just less than half the Northam stand and a few hundred in the Itchen corner. I'm sure the other two stands are full of cardboard cut-outs, i've never hearda peep out of them.
West Hoathly Seagull
Honorary Ruffian
That's the case in a lot of the new stadiums though, where the home end has been made the family section: Hull, Reading, Swansea, Southampton, and even Manchester City.
As for our fans (and I didn't go yesterday, so can't really comment), but I tend to find where we only take 1000-1500 we are much noisier. Certainly was the case most of last season. Where it's a big crowd and allocated seats only, the diehards are all mixed in with non-singing fans. At least you could select your seat at the Amex. Nowadays I prefer to sit at away games (being only 5'6", I can't see a lot when standing, so tend to go down the front when we can sit where we like. Old days where you had terracing and a bit of seating for those who didn't want to stand were far better in my view.
Agree with you there, best away support i can remember was at Millwall 2 or 3 years ago - only about 1,500 or so Albion there but outsung them and ripped the piss to such an extent there were angry inquests on their message boards about it. I think it was the game we won 1-0 with a last minute goal.