Robot Chicken
Seriously?
The Argus quoting North Stand Chat
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NSC writes Adam Trimingham's Column in the Argus!
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Robot Chicken
Seriously?
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The evening edition of the Argus quoted some of the stuff posted on NSC during the day!
Curious Orange
Punxsatawney Phil
Chancing their arm a bit doing that don't you think?
Robot Chicken
Seriously?
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Braders
Abi Fletchers Gimpboy
whos ?
all of Ernests no doubt
all of Ernests no doubt
Curious Orange
Punxsatawney Phil
Are they quoting anything from "Thread Full of Beautiful Ladies II"?
Braders
Abi Fletchers Gimpboy
i can see it now
the argus monday 26th july 2004
on the verge of getting there new ground and the brighton and hove albion fans have been buzzing, popular albion message board north stand chat had this to say
ahem...
"HEN"
the argus monday 26th july 2004
on the verge of getting there new ground and the brighton and hove albion fans have been buzzing, popular albion message board north stand chat had this to say
ahem...
"HEN"
Robot Chicken
Seriously?
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This is North Stand Chat quoting the Argus quoting North Stand Chat...
"North Stand Chat, the popular fans' internet chat site, went into meltdown today as anticipation grew ahead of the verdict..."
"Despite the intense Whitehall secrecy, there was a theme running among postings to the fans' website.
One fan wrote "I think there will be some attempt made at a compromise. It'll be a "Yes, but..." and the club will have to look at other sites in a formal manner - maybe even another enquiry. I can't believe this government can make a clear-cut decision without trying to find a way to please everybody a bit (and end up annoying everyone)"
Another said: "If I were to put money on it, I would say the decision would be a "Yes, but..."
"The only reason I can think of for this decision to have taken so long is that it's actually quite an unusual decision"
"North Stand Chat, the popular fans' internet chat site, went into meltdown today as anticipation grew ahead of the verdict..."
"Despite the intense Whitehall secrecy, there was a theme running among postings to the fans' website.
One fan wrote "I think there will be some attempt made at a compromise. It'll be a "Yes, but..." and the club will have to look at other sites in a formal manner - maybe even another enquiry. I can't believe this government can make a clear-cut decision without trying to find a way to please everybody a bit (and end up annoying everyone)"
Another said: "If I were to put money on it, I would say the decision would be a "Yes, but..."
"The only reason I can think of for this decision to have taken so long is that it's actually quite an unusual decision"
Curious Orange
Punxsatawney Phil
They didn't quote me!!! I feel shunned and devastated!!!
Robot Chicken
Seriously?
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Are they going to quote me quoting them quoting North Stand Chat I wonder!
ManxSeagull
NSC Creator
Seeing as they moaned we breached their copyright.
Bozza should slap a bill into them for pinching our text !!
Bozza should slap a bill into them for pinching our text !!
Safeway
M0DERAT0R
oapdodge said:
I've got a couple of polls I could do.
kevinsmith
New member
Yorkie said:
Yeh. With all money to go to the REMF.
Lord Bracknell
On fire
Congratulations to all of those NSC users who put their heads together to write the column in today's afternoon edition of the Argus.
You've done us proud.
Fans wait for Albion stadium decision
by "ADAM TRIMINGHAM" (with help from the people who know)
THE long-awaited decision on a new community stadium for Brighton and Hove Albion is expected tomorrow.
A decision has been made today by Deputy Prime Minister John Prescott and the main parties involved will be told by post in the morning.
North Stand Chat, the popular fans’ internet chat site, went into meltdown today as anticipation grew ahead of the verdict.
The judgement comes after a long-running public inquiry into the 22,000-seat stadium at Village Way North in Falmer.
The Government called it in for inquiry after Brighton and Hove City Council had granted approval. Another inquiry was held into the local plan, which included the site, and that inspector ruled against the Falmer stadium.
The report of the inspector who held the Falmer inquiry was delivered weeks ago to Mr Prescott who has taken his time in making a decision.
There has been strong secrecy over the result and none of the parties have been told anything in advance.
Mr Prescott and his advisers willhave taken great care to make sure the decision is legally watertight.
Ken Bodfish, leader of the council which backed the stadium at the inquiry, confirmed the imminent announcement and said: “We await the result with bated breath.”
Despite the intense Whitehall secrecy, there was a theme running among postings to the fans’ web site. One fan wrote: “I think there will be some attempt made at a compromise. It’ll be a ‘Yes, but ... ’ and the club will have to look at other sites in a formal manner – maybe even another inquiry.
“I can’t believe this government can make a clear-cut decision without trying to find a way to please everybody a bit (and end up annoying everyone).”
Another said: “If I were to put money on it, I would say the decision will be a ‘Yes, but ... ’ The only reason I can think of for this decision to have taken so long is that it’s actually quite an unusual decision.”
Albion were backed by many sports and business organisations who believe the stadium will be good for the city. However, there was strong and sustained opposition from conservation organisations and residents in Falmer.
The Seagulls are now playing their home matches at Withdean Stadium, which has a limited capacity.
On Sunday last week, thousands of fans braved rain for a victory parade as the club celebrated its third promotion in four years.
In May, Albion were promoted from Division Two after winning the play-off final at Cardiff.
Falmer was chosen from a list of other possible sites in the city, including Shoreham Harbour, Brighton station, Waterhall Valley, Toad’s Hole Valley and Sheepcote Valley.
Experts advised the club and council these sites either were not available or had far bigger disadvantages than Falmer.
adam.trimingham@theargus.co.uk
You've done us proud.
Fans wait for Albion stadium decision
by "ADAM TRIMINGHAM" (with help from the people who know)
THE long-awaited decision on a new community stadium for Brighton and Hove Albion is expected tomorrow.
A decision has been made today by Deputy Prime Minister John Prescott and the main parties involved will be told by post in the morning.
North Stand Chat, the popular fans’ internet chat site, went into meltdown today as anticipation grew ahead of the verdict.
The judgement comes after a long-running public inquiry into the 22,000-seat stadium at Village Way North in Falmer.
The Government called it in for inquiry after Brighton and Hove City Council had granted approval. Another inquiry was held into the local plan, which included the site, and that inspector ruled against the Falmer stadium.
The report of the inspector who held the Falmer inquiry was delivered weeks ago to Mr Prescott who has taken his time in making a decision.
There has been strong secrecy over the result and none of the parties have been told anything in advance.
Mr Prescott and his advisers willhave taken great care to make sure the decision is legally watertight.
Ken Bodfish, leader of the council which backed the stadium at the inquiry, confirmed the imminent announcement and said: “We await the result with bated breath.”
Despite the intense Whitehall secrecy, there was a theme running among postings to the fans’ web site. One fan wrote: “I think there will be some attempt made at a compromise. It’ll be a ‘Yes, but ... ’ and the club will have to look at other sites in a formal manner – maybe even another inquiry.
“I can’t believe this government can make a clear-cut decision without trying to find a way to please everybody a bit (and end up annoying everyone).”
Another said: “If I were to put money on it, I would say the decision will be a ‘Yes, but ... ’ The only reason I can think of for this decision to have taken so long is that it’s actually quite an unusual decision.”
Albion were backed by many sports and business organisations who believe the stadium will be good for the city. However, there was strong and sustained opposition from conservation organisations and residents in Falmer.
The Seagulls are now playing their home matches at Withdean Stadium, which has a limited capacity.
On Sunday last week, thousands of fans braved rain for a victory parade as the club celebrated its third promotion in four years.
In May, Albion were promoted from Division Two after winning the play-off final at Cardiff.
Falmer was chosen from a list of other possible sites in the city, including Shoreham Harbour, Brighton station, Waterhall Valley, Toad’s Hole Valley and Sheepcote Valley.
Experts advised the club and council these sites either were not available or had far bigger disadvantages than Falmer.
adam.trimingham@theargus.co.uk
The Great Cornholio
New member
Do you reckon they'd print the Football Simulation results if I asked them nicely?