So, I have been thinking lately just how disappointing our atmosphere is and how this factor along with the feel of camaraderie within any football club are really, really important reasons for continued enjoyment (at least for me). There are games I can remember at the withdean where I have enjoyed games more than games at the Amex, which surely isn't right! And this is down to the feeling of 'all in this together'. In summary, I am disappointed with the amount of negative comments between fans. For example- hearing arguments between fans at games and this ridiculous constant grammar correction on message boards. We are all in this together, we and only we as brighton fans can make the Amex rock and create a great atmosphere. I'm sure all of us would love a better noise around the Amex even when we are playing rubbish! Games like burnley where although we lost I can still look back and say I had a great time going are to few and far between now. Let's change that. Let's get the Amex rocking again and be bloody proud of our home. (Sorry for essay)
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We are in this together
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Hillian1
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You don't have to go you know.
He is right and he goes because he loves this club i read this site everyday and most could do with abit more of this mans spirit.
Zukey Seagull
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Why is grammar correction 'ridiculous'? (You could have done with splitting that down into a few paragraphs to make it easier to read btw. Plus you had a 'summary', and then introduced some additional factors.)
But yeah, it would be nice if, at the ground, everybody got behind the team and left the bitching and carping until they got to the pub - or indeed onto NSC as this board is for fans opinions both negative and positive, not just for cheerleaders.
Dorset Seagull
Once Dolphin, Now Seagull
To a degree it starts at the top. When a manager embraces the fans we all become a collective. It then becomes a we are all in this together rather than a them and us. The seige mentality is created when you have a Russell Slade at the helm and not a manager who isolates himself from the rest of the group.
Not having a go at Hyypia merely pointing out what I see as the reason why there doesn't seem to be a collective "we are all in this together" feel about things
Not having a go at Hyypia merely pointing out what I see as the reason why there doesn't seem to be a collective "we are all in this together" feel about things
Return of the Rev
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grubbyhands
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Well said. A bit of a " state the bleedin obvious" post but, hey-ho. Oh, and by the way I KNOW there's a "G" on the end of "bleedin" so no ridiculous grammar correction required, thanks.
withdeanwombat
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Well, I'm in this together.
drew
Drew
1. Worrying if you consider one paragraph an essay?
2. There were plenty of games at The Withdean that I didn't enjoy. FA Cup against Mansfield immediately springs to mind. Every ground that I've watched us play at has had good and bad games (possibly apart from Priestfield!).
3. What creates a good atmosphere is either contrived orchestration (such as the 'Ultras') or, more importantly, good exciting football. I prefer the latter.
4. 5 posts in 4 years would seem to suggest you don't poke your head above the parapet that often. Maybe you should get more involved!
Actually, missing the 'g' off is quite permissible, but really you should have replaced it with an apostrophe to indicate that there was a letter missing.
(Oh come on! I don't do this very often!)
grubbyhands
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Actually, missing the 'g' off is quite permissible, but really you should have replaced it with an apostrophe to indicate that there was a letter missing.
(Oh come on! I don't do this very often!)
D'oh! That's me told then eh?
Justice
Dangerous Idiot
Ok Dave Cameron