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- Dec 8, 2007
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Sunday Mirror says.....
Next season will be different. Then Brighton will have their own, £93million stadium at Falmer with a far healthy 23,500 capacity.
The move to Falmer will also accommodate more of the real Brighton fans to bring back the zest and spirit of the Goldstone Ground. Too many of the current crop are restless when play reaches an impasse.
“If some fans want Brighton to change our style of play, it won’t happen,” said Poyet. “If my players panic, then they don’t play.”
What is evident at the moment is a cult among the fans who are, let’s say, New Age. For instance, one fan left after 15 minutes, before returning after 35 to sit with his son. First in the hot dog queue? No. In the bag that he returned with were sunscreen, sunglasses and a packet of face wipes.
It’s hard to imagine a similar scene at the New Den, when the old man misses 20 minutes of Millwall because the sun is a bit strong and he needs to pop to Boots at New Cross.
There may well be fans of a different ilk once they move next season. And Poyet may well give them Championship football to watch.
Next season will be different. Then Brighton will have their own, £93million stadium at Falmer with a far healthy 23,500 capacity.
The move to Falmer will also accommodate more of the real Brighton fans to bring back the zest and spirit of the Goldstone Ground. Too many of the current crop are restless when play reaches an impasse.
“If some fans want Brighton to change our style of play, it won’t happen,” said Poyet. “If my players panic, then they don’t play.”
What is evident at the moment is a cult among the fans who are, let’s say, New Age. For instance, one fan left after 15 minutes, before returning after 35 to sit with his son. First in the hot dog queue? No. In the bag that he returned with were sunscreen, sunglasses and a packet of face wipes.
It’s hard to imagine a similar scene at the New Den, when the old man misses 20 minutes of Millwall because the sun is a bit strong and he needs to pop to Boots at New Cross.
There may well be fans of a different ilk once they move next season. And Poyet may well give them Championship football to watch.
