[Albion] Infighting amongst our fans

[Thunder Bolt]

In the spirit of Christmas, my good lady wife called me a f***ing twat yesterday for eating a box of lindt I was supposed to be wrapping up. She never went to Roedean.

Eating cardboard? Most people eat the chocolates.

 

[Harry Wilson's tackle]

Eating cardboard? Most people eat the chocolates.

And I was wondering why he was giving someone a box full of wound dressing.

 

[Publius Ovidius]

I rember the Butlin game well, as I was inside and saw the goal. We appeared to be in a crowd of Brighton fans, but when Butlin scored all hell broke loose. There were loads of Palace in the away end with blue and white, they attacked us whilst we were celebrating, which was very confusing. The police managed to separate the fans as the late Brighton fans entered.

I remember someone saying it was a bit lively before we got there.

 

[Neville's Breakfast]

I'd rather people didn't use that language in public but it's very old fashioned to view it differently depending on gender. See also - Opening doors for people.

Swearing often comes with aggression, particularly at football. I don’t think it unreasonable to expect aggressive, boozed up blokes to dial it in around women and children. As for opening doors for people I make much more of an effort for women and girls. It is always appreciated but I don’t live in London or Brighton I suppose.

 

[mikeyjh]

In the spirit of Christmas, my good lady wife called me a f***ing twat yesterday for eating a box of lindt I was supposed to be wrapping up. She never went to Roedean.

Magnificent, on each level, particulary the fact that you ate the lindt.

 

[London Irish]

I did see a bit of handbags after their goal but it was over so quickly I couldn't even see who it was, except it seemed to be older gents, dunno, but I thought at the time they were way too old for that sort of thing. Now it could be that one of them was on the side of the angels, fair play to him