Indeed, although I would hope that people wouldn't lie (on NSC) about their communications with Barber.
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[Football] Has Barber got it wrong re: club stance on Ukraine?
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Indeed, although I would hope that people wouldn't lie (on NSC) about their communications with Barber.
I very much doubt it too!
Barber changed his mind (or perhaps the feelings of fans or even Mr Chairman himself changed it for him).
How we got there I don't know. How we got there I don't care..........we got there in the end and the club's statement is exactly what was needed.
https://www.brightonandhovealbion.com/news/2510189/albions-show-of-support-for-peace-in-ukraine
Perhaps now it's time to move on and look at ways that we can support the people of Ukraine in whatever we can, and lobby and boycott UK businesses with links to Russia (eg Holland & Barrett - owned by a sanctioned "pal of Putin")
Slava Ukraini!
I think you misunderstand my post. Now a days on here all I see is critisism of the club and its starting to get on my wick I don't think either nsc or the club can do much more and that was my point. And why I wrote the last bit about people liking to moan.
Farehamseagull
Solly March Fan Club
I don't think we've done anything wrong, I feel we've got the tone just about right. I think wearing and encouraging the sale of the yellow strip and donating profits to the Red Cross is a decent move and visual gesture of support - I've just ordered mine for the whole family.
Slightly off topic, I probably have just sealed Lamptey's move away though as the kids wanted Lamptey and Lallana on the back of theirs - the last 2 shirts I ordered for them had White and Burn on the back!
Slightly off topic, I probably have just sealed Lamptey's move away though as the kids wanted Lamptey and Lallana on the back of theirs - the last 2 shirts I ordered for them had White and Burn on the back!
Mackenzie
Old Brightonian
I misunderstood your post too in that case.
This is how I feel. There was no club stance made public when this thread started it was just a he said she said thing. We should learn from how he was treated during the begining of covid times that you should not go by a he said she said thing.I don't think we've done anything wrong, I feel we've got the tone just about right. I think wearing and encouraging the sale of the yellow strip and donating profits to the Red Cross is a decent move and visual gesture of support - I've just ordered mine for the whole family.
Slightly off topic, I probably have just sealed Lamptey's move away though as the kids wanted Lamptey and Lallana on the back of theirs - the last 2 shirts I ordered for them had White and Burn on the back!
Return of the Rev
Well-known member
Not sure invading another country is politics
Wtf
I know, I know....
Personally, I'm all for PL clubs - including Albion - sending a message of support for Ukraine.
BUT, when you think about it, it's odd for Premier League as an organisation to be specifically backing - or allowing the backing of - Ukraine.
It would be less political to support a broader "No war" campaign.
dejavuatbtn
Well-known member
This is good news. Now the Chinese football lovers will question why the “best league in the world” has been taken off their screens. I am hopeful that football fans in the western world will continue to support Ukraine in every match, every week until Putin either gets shot or the b*****d gets out of someone else’s country.