Ian Bairds Fist
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Paul Barber is a Spurs fan
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TomandJerry
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- Oct 1, 2013
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No wonder BLOOM hired him
Barber OUT
Barber OUT
Lenny Rider
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- Sep 15, 2010
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He is also an all round good egg, and if it was still being broadcast would be a worthy recipient of an Esther Rantzen Heart of Gold.
BensGrandad
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Did Daniel Levy a fellow Jew reccomend him to TB.
Gazwag
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How many bhafc staff and players are Brighton fans then a dozen or so
Ian Bairds Fist
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Sorry I should've said. This was my application for Spurs' most famous fan. 
northernseagull
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- Mar 12, 2013
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Cool story bro
Bloom/Barber = Spurs
Knight = Arsenal
Right?
Knight = Arsenal
Right?
Withdean11
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Bloom is a life long Brighton fan isn't he!?
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The most curious thing..
What? Why? Have you been reading those strange conspiracy books written by nutcases again?
Bloom's other team is Chelsea. (I've got a mate who has been to Chelsea games with him).
Ha. Fair enough.
Moshe Gariani
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- Mar 10, 2005
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I have it on good authority that Bloom is a lifelong Chelsea fan who only started supporting Brighton as a JCL once we got The Amex. If we go down he won't renew his season ticket.
Seriously? The first sentence, I mean. It's possible for someone to attend another team's games occasionally without that team being their "other team". I'd be, errr, I don't know, a little disappointed if TB genuinely had an "other team"...
No, you're thinking of Bushy.
I really don't know how much of an 'other' team it is TBH, I just know that he has been to Stamford Bridge and supported Chelsea. As have I come to that - even if it was back in the late 1960s!
Fair enough! I'm gonna choose to believe he doesn't have an "other" team then. Phew - I was feeling all dirty there for a minute.
Also remember that there was a time when the Bloom family name wasn't as, er, 'revered' as it is today. I don't think Ray Bloom was 'one of us' during the War Years. Age might be playing tricks on that score so I'll willingly withdraw that remark if it proves incorrect, but I seem to remember Gulls Eye weren't fond of him. Strange as it may seem there may have been a time when TB felt he wasn't welcome at Brighton games.