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Southampton v Spurs 78 stitch up, surely??? Actually, no - BHA v Doncaster, Fans United 2. The worst game the world has ever witnessed.

If they beat The Biggest Club The World Has Ever Seen tonight, they'll qualify for the play-offs. Last time they were in the top flight was 1979/80. Nice place to go for an away trip. It's been a while since Sidders from the half-way line...

So this definitely means the ESPN article is incorrect (or would it in turn mean an extra qualifier place)? If Chelsea winning and finishing 6th means there IS an extra European place up for grabs, as the Conference final isn't until after the final league matches, this could mean a club won't...

Tremendous work.

I think we need Simon himself to come on here and tell us EXACTLY where he lives. Then we can judge if he's a DAWDLER or not.

I'm amazed that even after this match they will still have a positive goal difference- currently five better than us, in fact.

Why would he walk to Rottingdean when it was clearly stated he lived in Woodingdean - unless he was so depressed after another Albion defeat he'd decided to throw himself into the sea?

Yeah - it's actually a really nice way to get to the stadium, particularly on a sunny day. And you avoid all the transport nonsense.

It doesn't take an hour, does it? And a very pleasant walk, with views of the Downs in the early evening sunshine. I'm sure he's pleased now he arrived home ten minutes earlier.

Leaving early to get in the queue for the Terrace is probably not what B&B envisaged. Not a good look to have even more empty seats, just because a bunch of lads can't wait a few minutes to down their Fosters.

Two fellas next to me left as soon they scored their 2nd, 82 mins on the clock. Didn't even wait for the VAR check. Maybe they had a genuine reason, but it just seems odd to me to leave a finely-balanced game with 10-15 mins left to play. They are not season ticket holders, so woulda paid £70...

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Agreed. I didn't like the way Potter (tbf, both of them) both seemed in a massive hurry to leave, as if they couldn't wait to get out of the place, and GP's comments about us after he'd left (in fact, it took him a couple of weeks even to issue the statutory 'thanks' to the club and the fans)...

The 1996 Mansfield Town boycott (first suggested by yours truly) resulted in the lowest-ever home attendance at the Goldstone, but the 1,000 or so fans outside the ground then broke the gates to the East Terrace and marched across the pitch at half-time to sit in the directors' box in the West...

Will be outside the North with my banner.

Same for me. He was extremely thorough. Half expected an 'intimate' physical examination the way things were going. It's only Brentford v Brighton, mate...

Wow.

It reminded me, just a very little bit, of the Roma tie. Outclassed in the away leg, but beat them in a valiant effort at home (shoulda been more than 1-0, too).

That season they survived relegation because Sheffield Utd had a legitimate goal disallowed. Lucky *******.

It's amazing how one team can be so dislikeable.