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Freddie Goodwin.

Well-known member
Mar 31, 2007
7,186
Brighton
That's the topic for discussion in a 'Brains at The Bevy' tomorrow (Thursday 9th June) evening from 6.00 I believe it's about the affects of modern stadia on this great social game of ours.

Please come along and hee's a link to the website. https://www.facebook.com/TheBevy/
 














I expect the place will be full of Palace as they started this I thought.

Or will they all still be on here telling us how great it is to be trousering Sky's millions?
 








May 27, 2014
1,638
Littlehampton
AMF is the biggest load of shit going.

Don't like it? Stop reading it, watching it, going to it, and ultimately, paying for it.

Sounds like this debate is against family friendly football stadiums. Baffling.

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Superphil

Dismember
Jul 7, 2003
25,416
In a pile of football shirts
Not really was just asking in general.

Third most popular website in the world after Google (a search engine) and YouTube, so I guess, the answer is, yes, people still do use Facebook, In fact many, many millions of people do.
 


The Legend that IS Lawro

It's 'canard' Del
May 8, 2013
895
Burgess Hill
Does anyone still use Facebook?

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Freddie Goodwin.

Well-known member
Mar 31, 2007
7,186
Brighton
AMF is the biggest load of shit going.

Don't like it? Stop reading it, watching it, going to it, and ultimately, paying for it.

Sounds like this debate is against family friendly football stadiums. Baffling.

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As a football fan of many years standing, and now sitting, and having gone from the terraces and troubles of the 70's to the splendid grandeur of The Amex, it's a subject I'm interested in. I love the way it's now a more family sport and yet we still have people, like Millwall who yearn for a tear up every week.

I can look back on the excitement, sometimes even the fear, from years ago. It was fun but I'd not want my kids or g'kids to go through the same.
Plus it's The Bevy, a pub that's trying so hard to cater to all sorts. it deserves to be supported so I'll be there.
 


Gwylan

Well-known member
Jul 5, 2003
31,336
Uffern
As a football fan of many years standing, and now sitting, and having gone from the terraces and troubles of the 70's to the splendid grandeur of The Amex, it's a subject I'm interested in. I love the way it's now a more family sport and yet we still have people, like Millwall who yearn for a tear up every week.

I can look back on the excitement, sometimes even the fear, from years ago. It was fun but I'd not want my kids or g'kids to go through the same.
Plus it's The Bevy, a pub that's trying so hard to cater to all sorts. it deserves to be supported so I'll be there.

Sounds like it will be a good evening and The Bevy's a great pub

I can't make it as I have to prepare for an assessment on Friday night but I'll try to get along to future events
 


studio150

Well-known member
Jul 30, 2011
29,607
On the Border
That's the topic for discussion in a 'Brains at The Bevy' tomorrow (Thursday 9th June) evening from 6.00 I believe it's about the affects of modern stadia on this great social game of ours.

Please come along and hee's a link to the website. https://www.facebook.com/TheBevy/

Only going back 30 years is probably not long enough as it only goes back to 1986 and therefore won't cover the hooligan element at its height in the mid/late 70s and the police and authorities response to counter act this threat, from fences, police escorts and how it was common place before during and after games.

Or is the focus of the talk more on the transformation of fans into customers or the fact that hoof football is now (mainly( a thing of the past
 




Blue Valkyrie

Not seen such Bravery!
Sep 1, 2012
32,165
Valhalla
AMF is the biggest load of shit going.

Don't like it? Stop reading it, watching it, going to it, and ultimately, paying for it.

Sounds like this debate is against family friendly football stadiums. Baffling.

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I much prefer 'modern' football to previous football.
 


surrey jim

Not in Surrey
Aug 2, 2005
18,092
Bevendean
Hillian1;7459165[B said:
]I expect the place will be full of Palace as they started this I thought.[/B]

Or will they all still be on here telling us how great it is to be trousering Sky's millions?
Not sure I have ever seen a palace fan at the bevy. The community pub is chaired by @Warren who is a Staines town fan

Im lucky enough to have it as my local. As well as doing a decent pint they have a fantastic food menu, would recommend for those local who have not visited
 


Springal

Well-known member
Feb 12, 2005
23,830
GOSBTS
I expect the place will be full of Palace as they started this I thought.

Or will they all still be on here telling us how great it is to be trousering Sky's millions?

Don't be silly. Palace might think they started it but it's always been a lower/non league thing
 


I much prefer 'modern' football to previous football.

Great having modern stadiums and sticky tappy non hoof ball football but not sure why i should have to pay 6x the ticket price to be able to watch it live? Just because a team learns to pass should their salary go up by 20 times? Would be nice if all workers had the sought increase for doing what they have been asked?:moo:
 








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