Twinkle Toes
Growing old disgracefully
In what way was he inciting the crowd then?
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Burnley fans don't think much of the Amex
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In what way was he inciting the crowd then?
Basil Fawlty
Don't Mention The War
Don't really care what they think to be honest. We've got one of the most impressive stadiums in the country, whilst they play in a shithole called turf moor. Their facilities are shocking, probably up there with Shithurst.
Mutts Nuts
New member
- Oct 30, 2011
- 4,918
It is unfinished
Seagull on the wing
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Remember going to Burnley when we beat them 1-3,some yobbo saw us getting in the car 4 of us, and wrote on Rivals net saying we were quaking,afraid of Lancashires 'finest' waiting for us...I did post a reply saying Lancashires finest were spread out over the battle fields of France,seems he was'nt aware of history ,I did ask if he was one of the finest why did'nt he wade in...seems the odds were against him and would'nt join in unless mob handed...maybe he has grown up now....well maybe...
On more than one occasion he turned to us in the West Stand to encourage us to clap what he evidently regarded as poor decisions by the ref.
Not saying he was right or wrong, but you can't say that he was encouraging calm and respect for the officials!
Twinkle Toes
Growing old disgracefully
Oh dear. I think Uncle Tone needs to have a word in his shell-like asap then...
TWOCHOICEStom
Well-known member
Turned to the west stand clapping bad decisions by the ref, trying to get people to clap with him.
Edit: What [MENTION=12295]TRHK[/MENTION] said.
LamieRobertson
Not awoke
incitement to clap?...geez should be sacked then
Gazwag
5 millionth post poster
And helped create one of the best home atmosphere's we have had.
Burnley were by far the worst team we have had at home this season other than a very good finish they were clueless
I think Uncle Tone needs to give him a bonus. That's the best atmosphere I've been in at a Brighton game since I can remember. Make no mistake Saturday will have a positive effect on our season going forwards. The players know they can count on each other in adversity and the fans now know we can make a LOT of noise in the Amex. If we can just stop getting ourselves INTO adversity in the first place we'll be sorted.
On the original topic, if we don't care what away fans think of the ground why do we keep posting links to what they think of the ground and then saying we don't care
Seagull Steve
SWC
Do they have to visit every week? No. Do we? Yes. We love it, and after Withers, so we should. It will look even more brilliant with the extra seating. So in short, I think i'm trying to say bollocks to em.
Cheeky Monkey
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- Jul 17, 2003
- 23,230
I think Uncle Tone needs to give him a bonus. That's the best atmosphere I've been in at a Brighton game since I can remember. Make no mistake Saturday will have a positive effect on our season going forwards. The players know they can count on each other in adversity and the fans now know we can make a LOT of noise in the Amex. If we can just stop getting ourselves INTO adversity in the first place we'll be sorted.
On the original topic, if we don't care what away fans think of the ground why do we keep posting links to what they think of the ground and then saying we don't care
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Randsta
New member
f***ing Northern Monkeys go back down the mines where you belong!!!
I'm not for one second censuring him for doing so - I sang until my voice went. In fact three of us in WSL C block kept going until the rest of the block joined in. All I'm saying is that I can see why Burnley fans claim that he incited the crowd. Jesus some people on NSC are one-eyed about things.
Bwian
Kiss my (_!_)
- Jul 14, 2003
- 15,898
No one likes us
We don't care!
I don't care any more what other club's fans say or feel about their once a season trip to Brighton. If they don't like visiting a comfortable, modern stadium where they're being catered to more than any other ground in the country then they can always stay away next time their team plays here. Time to stop applauding the away attendances?
We don't care!
I don't care any more what other club's fans say or feel about their once a season trip to Brighton. If they don't like visiting a comfortable, modern stadium where they're being catered to more than any other ground in the country then they can always stay away next time their team plays here. Time to stop applauding the away attendances?
TWOCHOICEStom
Well-known member
Agree with both points.
It's actually quite reassuring to know that teams like that are in this division. I have no doubt that we'd have beaten them with 11 men.
Um......the comments are quite positive I thought
So did I.A bit different from some the childish drivel posted by many of our own fans on this thread.
Twinkle Toes
Growing old disgracefully
I think Uncle Tone needs to give him a bonus. That's the best atmosphere I've been in at a Brighton game since I can remember. Make no mistake Saturday will have a positive effect on our season going forwards. The players know they can count on each other in adversity and the fans now know we can make a LOT of noise in the Amex. If we can just stop getting ourselves INTO adversity in the first place we'll be sorted.
On the original topic, if we don't care what away fans think of the ground why do we keep posting links to what they think of the ground and then saying we don't care
I couldn't agree more with you about the atmosphere on Saturday. The adversity on the pitch truely galvenised the support: & long may it continue.
On the Poyet sitch, I personally find his pitch-side antics largely entertaining, but I can't see the FL & the FA seeing it in the same way (thus my comment about TB having a word). Regarding the away fans', I find their various veiws of the stadium largely amusing - & occasionally even informative (shock horror!). In the end though, it don't count for a hill of beans really does it? Some of them evidently didn't watch the game in a different postcode at The Theatre Of Trees. Well either that, or they've got serious selective memory issues...