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What IS a bobble hatter?



Tooting Gull

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Jul 5, 2003
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What do they look like? Do they actually have to wear a bobble hat, or is it a term that has come to represent a more generic group?

Let's build up the one true definition then, when we've established beyond any doubt what one is, perhaps we can have another thread on who is and isn't a BH.
 




Dave the OAP

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Jul 5, 2003
47,188
at home
dunno...I have one and a flask and a tartan rug ( and occasionally a hip flask)
 


Buzzer

Languidly Clinical
Oct 1, 2006
26,121
Easier to say what bobble hatters aren't.

People who moan about bobble hats are the same types that moan about the horns in the family stand, women referees (women in football generally esp. female supporters), they're the people who moan when attendances swell on Boxing Day with kiddies in their new scarves - this was actually a criticism of the boxing day Yeovil game last year and I still can't get over that.

I'd rather be a bobble hat if that's the alternative.
 


Man of Harveys

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Jul 9, 2003
19,212
Brighton, UK
It's someone who has the brains to be able tell the difference between someone who's good for your club and someone who isn't.
 


Questions

Habitual User
Oct 18, 2006
25,863
Worthing
dunno...I have one and a flask and a tartan rug ( and occasionally a hip flask)


I have a flask but no hips......................... but a huge amount of used tissues accoding to Man of Harveys.
 




Mendoza

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I am one
- Own current kit
- Go to reserve games
- go to fans forums
- am friends with a player on facebook
- go to home games
- go to away games
- everyone that meets me knows i am an albion fan
- i can spot a player in town when they are not in their kit with their name on their back
- i think dean wilkins is doing an ok job in the circumstances
 


tedebear

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Jul 7, 2003
17,314
In my computer
I have no idea and got even more confused about the whole thing when someone else on that there other thread started typing booble hat - frankly theres nothing wrong with a bra and a jumper if you're cold!
 


tedebear

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Jul 7, 2003
17,314
In my computer
I am one
- Own current kit
- Go to reserve games
- go to fans forums
- am friends with a player on facebook
- go to home games
- go to away games
- everyone that meets me knows i am an albion fan
- i can spot a player in town when they are not in their kit with their name on their back
- i think dean wilkins is doing an ok job in the circumstances


No you're just a SUPERFAN! :lol::ascarf:
 






Fran Hagarty

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Jul 5, 2003
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Mid Sussex
According to some it's people who travel on the supporters coaches! However, none wear bobble hats, anoraks or play bingo on the coach!!!!
 






ROSM

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Dec 26, 2005
7,552
Just far enough away from LDC
i have travelled on supporters coaches, did once have a bobble hat (when I was 6) and also have in the past played bingo.

My bad.
 


Icy Gull

Back on the rollercoaster
Jul 5, 2003
72,015
It's someone who has the brains to be able tell the difference between someone who's good for your club and someone who isn't.

Obviously not Attila then as I distinctly remember him trying to convince those who would listen early in the dark days that Greg Stanley had the interests of the Albion at heart. We can all make mistakes but having Gold on board seems like a minimal risk one to me.
 


The Antikythera Mechanism

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Bobble Hatters!
 




Simster

"the man's an arse"
Jul 7, 2003
55,827
Surrey
Obviously not Attila then as I distinctly remember him trying to convince those who would listen early in the dark days that Greg Stanley had the interests of the Albion at heart. We can all make mistakes but having Gold on board seems like a minimal risk one to me.

Really? Did it go something like this? :

attila said:
I bet you £50 (all proceeds to the Falmer fund) that Greg Stanley has Albion's best interests at heart. However, I'm all gob at the end of the day, so don't expect me to pay up in the event of me losing
:thumbsup:
 


Man of Harveys

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Jul 9, 2003
19,212
Brighton, UK
Obviously not Attila then as I distinctly remember him trying to convince those who would listen early in the dark days that Greg Stanley had the interests of the Albion at heart. We can all make mistakes but having Gold on board seems like a minimal risk one to me.
Isn't that a highly self-contradictory thing to say? - what's to say that you're not making EXACTLY the same mistake about Gold that Attila (and, I reckon a few others too) made about Greg Stanley?
 


Icy Gull

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Jul 5, 2003
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Isn't that a highly self-contradictory thing to say? - what's to say that you're not making EXACTLY the same mistake about Gold that Attila (and, I reckon a few others too) made about Greg Stanley?

Except Stanley had already appointed Archer and 90% of the fans could see what was going on at the time, Stanley just happened to be a friend (I believe of Attila) and he didn't seem to want to see it. The meeting at the Concorde, chaired by Attila, when Stanley stumbled around in a stupor insisting nothing was amiss was about the same time. I am suggesting that Gold is a LESSER risk not that he comes without risk. if you reread my original post I accept that there is some risk with Gold.

You seem to be in the NMH camp if you think that there is a risk free alternative.
 


I am one
- Own current kit
- Go to reserve games
- go to fans forums
- am friends with a player on facebook
- go to home games
- go to away games
- everyone that meets me knows i am an albion fan
- i can spot a player in town when they are not in their kit with their name on their back
- i think dean wilkins is doing an ok job in the circumstances

You are the epitome of a bobble hatter :bigwave: :albion2:
 




Except Stanley had already appointed Archer and 90% of the fans could see what was going on at the time, Stanley just happened to be a friend (I believe of Attila) and he didn't seem to want to see it. The meeting at the Concorde, chaired by Attila, when Stanley stumbled around in a stupor insisting nothing was amiss was about the same time. I am suggesting that Gold is a LESSER risk not that he comes without risk. if you reread my original post I accept that there is some risk with Gold.

You seem to be in the NMH camp if you think that there is a risk free alternative.

WTF are you on about - do you even know?

Do you dribble when you talk gibberish?
 


Icy Gull

Back on the rollercoaster
Jul 5, 2003
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WTF are you on about - do you even know?

Do you dribble when you talk gibberish?

Go and be a delusional twat somewhere else eh ?

If your powers of comprehension are that bad there's not much else I can say
 
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