Some Bournemouth would like to see us go down

[jimbob5]

Think? We KNOW it (winky smiley here...not currently working)

winker!

 

[*Gullsworth*]

AFC Bournemouth. A season and a half in the second tier and they think they are Real Madrid.

One thing that is true is that they are more like Real Madrid than we are. We are more Real Disaster about to happen.

 

[West Hoathly Seagull]

Heracy!

How dare you call our fans arrogant. We have the best stadium in the whole world. We should be beating every team outside the premier to 5 dontchaknow

Oh God...Yes...I forgot we are that special. Please please forgive me. I humbly beg forgiveness for even suggesting there was a hint of arrogance in our fanbase. We are the chosen ones and should be eating at the top table.

Dave, you need a bigger keepnet.

 

[Barrel of Fun]

Probably the same fans whom have read our fans calling them cheats and tinpot.

I'm delighted to see them doing so well. They are adhering to FFP and it makes a change from the regular lot going up and down.

 

[usernameisvalid]

http://www.rednblack.net/courtoffside/showthread.php?t=197323

We are not going down!!!

You smell like a shit stirrer, and a virgin.

 

[Not Andy Naylor]

I find the whole Bournemouth thing mysterious.

Of course they must be a decent team or they wouldn't be where they are in the table, but I've seem them three times this season at Dean Court and they haven't been all that. The only game of the three that they won was when their reserves put West Brom's reserves out of the League Cup. They let a two-goal lead slip against Millwall (they REALLY want us to go down) and lost 3-1 at home to Leeds. Anonymous midfield, nothing special up front and even those of us who like Tommy Elphick a lot would never confuse him for Vincent Kompany. So if they fell away into mid-table it wouldn't surprise me. If a small club has to go up I'd rather it was Brentford.

 

[Working class pride]

I'm not sure why anyone is that surprised. Leaving aside the mutual Palace rivalry and the equally mutual Pompey rivalry (second rivals but not bothered unless playing each other) then Brighton have a collection of traditional smaller lower league clubs who dislike us. Oxford, Southend, Chesterfield and Orient are probably the top four but The Cherries are another as are Aldershot. It's because Brighton have been a club with a large support despite being in the lower leagues which meant we would travel in large numbers and over the years would cause trouble.

 

[Danny-Boy]

AFC Bournemouth. A season and a half in the second tier and they think they are Real Madrid.

With Palace it's like watching Barca... see how we deal with the Reds tonight!

 

[Danny-Boy]

I find the whole Bournemouth thing mysterious.

Of course they must be a decent team or they wouldn't be where they are in the table, but I've seem them three times this season at Dean Court and they haven't been all that. The only game of the three that they won was when their reserves put West Brom's reserves out of the League Cup. They let a two-goal lead slip against Millwall (they REALLY want us to go down) and lost 3-1 at home to Leeds. Anonymous midfield, nothing special up front and even those of us who like Tommy Elphick a lot would never confuse him for Vincent Kompany. So if they fell away into mid-table it wouldn't surprise me. If a small club has to go up I'd rather it was Brentford.

Bees would have to play somewhere else next season if promoted (can't see it happening though). Where would Bournemouth play, is their ground okayed for the Prmier League?

 

[Danny-Boy]

I'd take that over next seasons possible destinations of Crawley and Fleetwood

Cross out Crawley unless.... Look at the teams likely to come up from Div 2 though.

 

[Working class pride]

We also have to remember that pitch invasion and the trouble in the stand when on TV. Half a protest half just trouble. Clubs like Bournemouth, Southend, Chesterfield, Aldershot, Orient, Brentford and a few more all have reasons to dislike the Albion. As for me tho' I would like Bournemouth and Brentford to get into the "Premier League".

 

[Not Andy Naylor]

Bees would have to play somewhere else next season if promoted (can't see it happening though). Where would Bournemouth play, is their ground okayed for the Prmier League?

They've looked at expanding the temporary stand behind the goal at the south end, but they've been told it would be okay. No worse than Blackpool.

 

[seagullsovergrimsby]

Bees would have to play somewhere else next season if promoted (can't see it happening though). Where would Bournemouth play, is their ground okayed for the Prmier League?

Palace have already set a precedent with Selhurst Park so Bournemouth can use that as a trump card if they secure promotion.

 

[bobby baxter]

Starting to enjoy the games against Bournemouth, to me, they feel similar to the Southampton games prior to Southamptons recent promotion, they do have that extra "edge" seperating them from other games, particularly this season when it feels as if we are the underdogs.
For this reason alone, I dont want to see them promoted, although, if they continue as they are, they will fully deserve it.

 

[Coldeanseagull]

I'd be quite alright with Boremuff gaining auto promotion. From what I've seen they play an ok, entertaining game. If it meant Derby missing out I'd be even more ok with it.
As for a person who supports this Boremuff team wishing we'll be relegated....who really cares