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Got to wonder how some posters on this thread are able to get out of their own front doors, on game day. Let alone make it all the way to the AMEX.

Jesus wept, this is getting fookin ridiculous.

For about the 5th time. Water is freely available in the stadium.

Don't forget "Big Brother is watching you". Well not so much watching as reading WHEN YOU TELL THE ENTIRE PLANET SOMETHING ON SOCIAL MEDIA.

Bit like being nearly pregnant.

Pastas mate probably goes down the Harbour View, drinks 10 pints then before nipping off for a slash posts on social media:- Great night, @HVPSlade, had 10 pints about to drive home #SussexPolice. But says he's hard done by when done for drink driving.

:facepalm: Should have been banned for being a fudging idiot.

What do you expect the owner/CEO of Brighton to do about West Brom and Burnley fans?

"In my vast experience stones aren't going anywhere until you take them somewhere" Richard K Herring I'm emotionally crying, just writing that.

You seem to be conflating a lot of very different situations into some kind of 'one size fits all' justice.

Giving you a handy place to store all your bottle caps while being searched. Hat 4 Stewards 0 so far this season. :thumbsup:

I'd rather this than the precedent set by other team(s) that clearly states their fans are above the law.

Depends just how stupid/ignorant/paranoid the person in question is, wouldn't you say?

Hmmmmm There is a side to this I'm not sure posters have realised. After Liverpool the games missed will be:- Watford Huddersfield Burnley & Cardiff. There's the possibility the banned fan has got the better deal.

I wonder if the ban fans seat finds it's way onto the ticket exchange. #DoubleBubble.

I wouldn't worry, unless we draw you in the cup it's unlikely to happen again anytime soon.

FFS. After writing some foul and abusive comment on social media someone is going to have their time in court arguing the club has no right to remove their ticket. Solely because the hideous views they shared with the world is not legally enforceable, especially in the context of consumer law...

Yep. It's completely ridiculous clause to need. But not as ridiculous as the fact that they need it.

I don't understand those of you that are anti twitter. Twitter is a fantastic tool for whatever you want it to be. The only gripe I have with it is it's very very bubble forming. If you're bubble happens to be right-wing fascist propaganda there must come a time when you assume everybody...