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You're right Major, in the end despite a ten point gap you did finish above us which we all know is the be all and end all. I mean the fact that we then went on to beat you convincingly in the semi final in your own back door... that doesn't count ;) Before yesterday I would have agreed with...

http://palacetrust.org.uk/training-ground/ Nope, the CPFC Supporters Trust is paying for the ground. If it really interests you I can get the chap who handles communications for the project to fill you in on the details. Oops egg on face. And getting back on topic... I suspect in this day...

Whilst we didn't have a ha'penny to rub together remember it was us fans who paid for St Johns.

I'm aware of what some of your fans did yes. Funny enough its not the majority of the one's who turn up to the Amex who did it though is it?

Oh well you see ours will probably never be quite as good as yours as our fans are paying for our new training ground. You see instead of talking about how much we love our club we actually put our hands into our pockets and prove it. :)

JCL with an April 2011 join date I presume? During 30 years of you stranded in the wilderness the vast majority of us wanted you to get back to playing us. We enjoyed the rivalry, we wanted to play you as often as possible. Certainly a fair few of us signed the infamous 'give Bright & Hove...

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Again, everyone calls its the £120m game. In fact the daily mail called it the £145m game. But we all know all we get is £60m and the rest is made of parachute payments...

It was in the Daily Mirror. To be fair so was Ross McCormack joining us last season so I think the majority of us are really taking it with a pinch of salt. Just like Ince, Phillips and the other Blackpool player joining us Ludovic whatshisname.

Duh, that was Zaha, you know the player who went to Man Utd for 15mill who you said we wouldn't get 2mill for...

Cos leading up to a playoff semi final you're not going to say the team you play for is better than the opposition? And to be fair that was all before Poogate, Poyet et al's suspensions, failing to reach the premiership etc.

Premiership football, higher wages and relative stability compared to whats currently happening at Brighton? On a personal note though whilst it pleases me a little due to the attitude of some (not all) of your 'customers' this season which included things like 'we are too big to be rivals with...