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[Football] Wolves Fans
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Pretty pink fairy
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I didn’t know about that. Not as white as portrayed on that relegation day then.
- Apr 5, 2014
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The ones I know in Brighton are great guys tbh.
Silly thread. They've got thousands. Just normal folk. They'll have decent supporters and dickheads- like every other team.
- Apr 5, 2014
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5 idiots and perhaps a few of ours ?
Beach Hut
Brighton Bhuna Boy
Precisely but enough evidence for PPF to cream his pants
symyjym
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They were all good humoured when they visited the Amex when they knew they were relegated from the Championship. They were also the only visitors to join in a Mexican Wave that continued for multiple circuits around the ground. Thought they were the best visiting fans the Amex has had back then.
- Apr 5, 2014
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He'd be very upset to hear that I once spoke to a Plymouth Argyle fan who had traveled the length and breadth of the country. He told me that Brighton was one of the safest places to visit for an away fan. Ouch !
My brother and his wife are Wolves season ticket holders and have been for nearly 50 years. They go everywhere to watch them and did so even when they were in Div 4. We often compare notes on all the clubs that we have been to with Brighton or Wolves.They came to Withdean to see them get thumped 4-1 ( I still don't think Zamora's goal was over the line). Of course we have a hex on Wolves and usually beat them so I generally have the bragging rights. Wolves fans are a loyal bunch and have had very little to cheer for the last 60 years, so good luck to them. I think the Prem is better with them than without.
They were great that day. Although they did tear into their own players. That was the day one of the Wolves players chucked his shirt into the crowd only to get it thrown back ... now, that made me laugh
el punal
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If you go onto the Fans Guide To Football Grounds site (the bible for going to away matches giving you all the info.you need) they advise you on where to drink etc. It’s rather ironic that they also advise you that for certain grounds you should not display your club colours in or around the stadium. Those club grounds? Wolves, Birmingham, Stoke, Burnley for starters. Hmmm.
Farehamseagull
Solly March Fan Club
I used to have a lot of time for Wolves and their fans. Always thought they were an excellent, traditional club with sensible, realistic supporters.
The last couple of years they do seem to have bought in to the media hype that they are this country’s answer to Barcelona though and become quite irritating. I did really enjoy their defeat on Sunday.
The last couple of years they do seem to have bought in to the media hype that they are this country’s answer to Barcelona though and become quite irritating. I did really enjoy their defeat on Sunday.
Hastings gull
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- Nov 23, 2013
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That's true but give credit where it is due -already down but thousands came along. I remember that chant of 40 grand and you are having a laugh, and Mr o' Hara's hand gestures in return . .
AmexRuislip
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studio150
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The Wolves 'fan' just mirrors the team, as soon as he was attacked he folded
What an ********, and how thick (or on drugs?) to try that when one person surrounded by rival supporters.
Rough justice meted out.
I'd have just pushed that twunt over the railings and let gravity sort him out.