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Diego Napier
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- Mar 27, 2010
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If all Brighton's matches were on tv then would you ever go to the Amex?
seagullondon
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- Mar 15, 2011
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How did you feel the atmosphere was on Saturday?
Fran Hagarty
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Couldn't agree more. I appreciate that there are those who, for practical or financial reasons aren't able to attend all matches. Also, since moving to
the Amex we probably have a number of neutrals and fans of other clubs who come just to watch a football match. I can understand them picking and choosing which matches they attend. However, for fans who don't come into those categories saying they would go to watch Arsenal but not Swansea makes me wonder how dedicated they are to supporting Brighton. For my part, I go to support my team regardless of the opposition. Incidentally, I would prefer to see a team like Swansea than one like Arsenal, that draws support from people with no link to the club other than that they are ( or have been! ) successful. Probably many who
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the Amex we probably have a number of neutrals and fans of other clubs who come just to watch a football match. I can understand them picking and choosing which matches they attend. However, for fans who don't come into those categories saying they would go to watch Arsenal but not Swansea makes me wonder how dedicated they are to supporting Brighton. For my part, I go to support my team regardless of the opposition. Incidentally, I would prefer to see a team like Swansea than one like Arsenal, that draws support from people with no link to the club other than that they are ( or have been! ) successful. Probably many who
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StillHateBellotti
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I'd be there even if it was a shit team, daughter in tow. One of the best performances and atmospheres of the season so far.......£28 for a cup game, not bad at all.....Loads of new people around me who were prepared to put in some effort and get an atmosphere going....... And well done south stand for having a go. West stand, you knew the price that tickets would be when you got your season tickets and that you would have to pay for cup games, f***ing moaning old tossers..........
greyseagull
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ees complicated no?
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If it's Swansea I will go, if it's Arsenal I will sell my ticket for more like I did for the liverpool game 
GoldWithFalmer
Seaweed! Seaweed!
I am thankful we are in the 4th round again,after years of 1st and 2nd round exits,ok we start at the 3rd round at our current level,but lets strive for that 5th round now.
Arsenal would be the obvious choice,why not,but what better to have Swansea (a very tough opponent) more beatable,but let's not forget their recent visits to The Gunners,a lucky draw in the 5th round could see us make the 1/4 Finals,get to that stage and anything could happen.
Arsenal would be the obvious choice,why not,but what better to have Swansea (a very tough opponent) more beatable,but let's not forget their recent visits to The Gunners,a lucky draw in the 5th round could see us make the 1/4 Finals,get to that stage and anything could happen.
Greg Bobkin
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- May 22, 2012
- 14,915
Based on this argument, why did people bother turning up to the Olympics? And seeing as most games seem to be be available on some stream or another, why do you bother going at all?
I'll be there, regardless of the costs involved. I wouldn't risk missing a day like yesterday. For those people that don't think they could save the few pounds difference between what they want to pay and what they will pay by going without a few pints or similar, I feel genuinely sorry for you.
Blackadder
Brighton Bhuna Boy
Yep, did you notice how good the atmosphere was yesterday?
Good riddance.
Norman Potting
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Based on atmosphere and result yesterday I can't wait for another cup tie against which ever side wins the replay - also if I get a seat with as good a view as yesterday I will be well pleased. Already have 4 definites to accompany me whoever it is against!
Guy Fawkes
The voice of treason
- Sep 29, 2007
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People decide what value they put on something and if the thing in question is within their range, they will go. Its all to do with the perceived value to them, and everyone has a different perceived value for watching the Albion in any home or away match (not just ticket costs but other factors too like travel time, alternatives, etc which influence decisions)
I don't think any less of a fan for deciding not to go nor do i want to see any special treatment or recognition just because i have or they have gone to certain games. It's a personal choice and everyone is different and the last thing i would want is people turning on each other and almost picking on people because of the choice they made, we all support the Albion in our own way and to differing levels and all should be welcome.
I don't think any less of a fan for deciding not to go nor do i want to see any special treatment or recognition just because i have or they have gone to certain games. It's a personal choice and everyone is different and the last thing i would want is people turning on each other and almost picking on people because of the choice they made, we all support the Albion in our own way and to differing levels and all should be welcome.
Fran Hagarty
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Good point, well put.