[Albion] Bournemouth fans

[5Ways Gull]

Think it’s lack of a proper rival on their part so try to create something that never has, or never will happen.

Pompey & Saints have each other, and we have them up the road. Poor little plucky don’t have anyone.

I thought Hamworthy utd were their big local rivals!

 

[Napper]

They couldn’t sell out

Noddy club

 

[BrickTamland]

Adringa - yes, he feather-touched someone with his fingernail when turning at speed. Nothing.

I guess the other was Pervis barging into someone slightly in the back. Could possibly have been given (although he went down 'easily') - but nothing like that one recently when Pervis was sent flying from a shove in the back.

Seems their manager is suggesting it was a slap. I do wonder what people see sometimes

 

[edna krabappel]

No-one hates you
No-one hates you
No-one hates you
No-one cares
You are Bournemouth
Little Bournemouth
Plucky Bournemouth
What's the point?

 

[brighton_tom]

I find it quite funny that Sky sports will label games like these as a south coast derby to try and hype things up, but to us Bournemouth are just another team, completely meaningless.

 

[Sheebo]

The 2 Bournemouth fans who got lobbed out and where marched into swc to be ejected wasn’t so confident they where 5 mins previous behind the segregation heads down the lot

I’m really trying to create a sentence out of this but I’m struggling mate…!?

 

[Horses Arse]

Got a few braindeads on twitter suggesting they had 2 stonewall penalties. One where adingra ‘slapped’ a player and another which I can’t even remember.

Can anyone enlighten me as I can hardly even remember either of them

Are you certain it wasnt their manager on twitter? He's been whinging on about it to anyone who'd listen.

 

[Return of the Rev]

B'muff v Brighton first rivalry once i started supporting brighton 72/73

 

[HangletonGull]

I’m really trying to create a sentence out of this but I’m struggling mate…!?

2 Bournemouth lads in the 1st half spent the entire half making gestures etc, when the half time whistle went they where ejected but instead of going out through the back of the south the stewards took them out through s1g the two lads kept their heads down and looked like they where crapping them selves being taken out that way

 

[Bodian]

Seems their manager is suggesting it was a slap. I do wonder what people see sometimes

42:50 on here - followed by their player throwing the ball over the refs head. Tavenier made a right meal of very little. https://www.fullreplays.com/england/premier-league/brighton-hove-albion-vs-bournemouth-24-sep-2023/

 

[Bombardier]

The 2 Bournemouth fans who got lobbed out and where marched into swc to be ejected wasn’t so confident they where 5 mins previous behind the segregation heads down the lot

Could you say that in English please?

 

[Seagull on the Hill]

B'muff v Brighton first rivalry once i started supporting brighton 72/73

It started before then.
71/72 season, their coaches got bricked at the Greyhound Stadium.
Return match at Dean Court they chased us back to the station!

 

[Peacehaven Wild Kids]

2 Bournemouth lads in the 1st half spent the entire half making gestures etc when the half time whistle went they where ejected but instead of going out through the back of the south the stewards took them out through the s1g the two lads kept their heads down and looked like they where crapping them selves being taken out that way

No, I’m still lost

 

[VAL1850]

The only thing that amuses me re Bournemouth is naming the old away end the "Brighton Beach End" after their stoney car park......

 

[Screaming J]

This in the waffle in the link posted by the OP:-

"Brighton since they became members of the Football League have played at four different grounds. The longest time and first was the Goldstone Ground which was their home for just under a hundred years. It was also a ground where you could be behind the goal your team was attacking for the full duration of the game, as you could walk around the inside of the ground and change ends."

That's complete cobblers!!

 

[Peacehaven Wild Kids]

That's complete cobblers!!

No, you couldn’t do it at Northampton either

 

[Louis MacNeice]

It was also a ground where you could be behind the goal your team was attacking for the full duration of the game, as you could walk around the inside of the ground and change ends."

That's complete cobblers!!

Yep it certainly is bollocks, at least all the time since I've been going, which was when Powney was in goal and the Napier brothers were playing. You could do that at Rochdale back in the day...and you can still do it at the Dripping Pan.

Cheers - Louis MacNeice

 

[Weststander]

This in the waffle in the link posted by the OP:-

"Brighton since they became members of the Football League have played at four different grounds. The longest time and first was the Goldstone Ground which was their home for just under a hundred years. It was also a ground where you could be behind the goal your team was attacking for the full duration of the game, as you could walk around the inside of the ground and change ends."

That's complete cobblers!!

As an easily distracted kid, I was doing that until about 1977. Including once having a nose around the main stand offices mid match. True story. Didn’t see a soul.

Then segregation fences went up.

 

[Louis MacNeice]

As an easily distracted kid, I was doing that until about 1977. Including once having a nose around the main stand offices mid match. True story. Didn’t see a soul.

Then segregation fences went up.

Bit of a difference between a kid sneaking round to get a view from the other end, to suggesting that the away and home support could swap ends at half time (which is sort of what I took from the quoted text).

Cheers - Louis MacNeice

 

[WhingForPresident]

Shite nothing club with shit fans.

The nerve on them to half-heartedly sing 'football in a library' when they have famously-loud support in their garden shed and made even less noise than usual away at their 'local rivals'.