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Bombadier Botty
Complete Twaddle
- Jun 2, 2008
- 3,258
Was walking past a house in Seaford earlier today and there was a Boro mini kit stuck on the front window!
bernster
New member
creep
Creep my ar$e. I think most Boro fans would prefer Brighton to go up with them out of the current top 4. Generally the trend tends to be one of quite liking Brighton as your supporters are a genuine bunch and the Amex is a welcoming place to go on matchdays. Whilst we usually also have ambivalence towards Hull and a more than healthy amount of disdain for Sean Dyche. Joey Barton is also widely known as a complete co(kwomble, by fans of almost all clubs everywhere.
I look forward to Boro's game in hand being out of the way so we can see once and for all where we all stand in relation to one another.
London Irish
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Can anyone call this? Really hard to say who has got the harder fixtures. At least our two toughies are at the end, so we might get some momentum now
Peter Grummit
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I'm with the sentiment. Nothing more would I like than participating a joint celebration at the Riverside.
I do have the slight distraction of a 16/1 bet on Burnley/Brighton 1-2. But no matter.
PG
I do have the slight distraction of a 16/1 bet on Burnley/Brighton 1-2. But no matter.
PG
I'm with the Boro lad. Us and them playing off for the title both already promoted, Dyche losing it completely in his final post-match interview and Barton.......actually, couldn't give a **** what he does, as we'll all hear about it anyway.
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Uh_huh_him
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- Sep 28, 2011
- 10,675
Hoping Burnley can keep their unbeaten streak going with another three draws, before a painful loss to Preston
nicko31
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The ideal scenario is Boro have nothing to play for on the final day, so best they keep winning now. We need 3 more points than Burnley and if we get our chance it will be on the final day
Mackenzie
Old Brightonian
A glorious 0-0 against Boro with the ball not leaving the centre circle ensuring mutual promotion, with all of us backing the 0-0 of course.
A glorious 0-0 against Boro with the ball not leaving the centre circle ensuring mutual promotion, with all of us backing the 0-0 of course.
This.
With the big screen showing a constant feed live from the Valley of Sean Dyche's security guard's face growing steadily more and more purple with rage upon each update he receives that the score at the Riverside is still nil-nil, shots on target nil, shots off target nil, corners 1 (that one just being for a laugh and the resultant corner being hoofed straight back into the centre-circle by whoever.)
The instant he finally loses it is when he learns upon 88 minutes that currently Stewart Downing and Bobby Zamora are challenging each other to a game of "keepy-ups" in the middle of the park to keep the game a contest for the supporters and that Chris Hughton is introducing Solly March as his final sub so he can hobble round the pitch on crutches and "soak up the atmosphere."
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Icy Gull
Back on the rollercoaster
- Jul 5, 2003
- 72,015
Boro and Albion both had a serious wobble after leading the table reasonably comfortably, I live in hope that Burnley's wobble has just begun....
The run ins for all three teams have potential banana skins and I wouldn't try and call it, with any certainty, for any one of us to make the top two on the final day of the season.
The run ins for all three teams have potential banana skins and I wouldn't try and call it, with any certainty, for any one of us to make the top two on the final day of the season.
If they do, and Hull drop points we could be up after the Charlton game
Absolutely my dream scenario, great post
Cheers, GB. What would add a touch of slapstick to the entertainment on the screen would be if as Dyche receives the news of Zamora and Downing's little "contest" one of those half deflated black and white beachballs that Charlton fans have been fond of tossing about in 'protest' recently lands on his head, and he goes kicking off like Basil Fawlty, using the plastic tat to swipe out angrily at the microphones along the side of the touchline to cheers from the Valley's home fans.
KingKev
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Dangerous to discount Hull. Great run in and a game in hand on us and Burnley. I can see them being interested right to the end.