daveinprague
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The indignation on here, is actually funnier than what the Scottish bloke did.
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The Scot in the crowd celebrating with the Uruguayans tonight...
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daveinprague
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If a lone Scot, in a crowd of football supporters in Brazil pisses you off, you really need to get out more.
Luckily, NSC posters have never taken the piss out of the other home nations...oh wait...that may be incorrect.
mikeyjh
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I suspect that's absolute bollards, are you actually suggesting that was his goal? Or is it that he is just a rabidly anti English Scot supporting Uruguay. Supporting the opponent of your rivals to that degree says more about his outlook on life than anything else.....
DavidRyder
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- Jul 23, 2013
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It seems i'm giving off an impression that the Scot has wound me up. Not really, in fact i wasn't even aware of his presence until this morning. He's only doing what we would do if the Scots lost. Just thought i'd take part in some banter, but obviously not worth it. Back to work then.
And there has never been a thread on here in the last season cheering a Palace or Sunderland defeat ..... no siree .... never.
nwgull
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What a load of shite. I've been on NSC, in all its various guises, since 1997 when it was first conceived. And I can assure you that, even when BHA were playing home matches in front of 3000 at Gillingham, the average poster on here cared a lot about how England did in all the WC and Euro tournaments over the past 18 years.
Maybe Nick Berry was right.
nwgull
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Different to turning up to the away end at Selhurst for a premier league match in your albion shirt and waving a flag though.
Edit: this has just reminded me of the sad palace **** who did this for our game at Derby back in 12/13.
nwgull
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No he wasn't. Nick Berry said 'we nearly made it'. The sweaties haven't nearly qualified since 1998.
daveinprague
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Losing your mind over a supporter of our oldest footballing enemies, because he cheered a goal against us is precious in the extreme.
daveinprague
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mikeyjh
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Not losing my mind in the slightest, I genuinely think the bloke is a bit sad. It upsets me not one bit.
Dr. Notthenineo'clocknews
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Yep,at the World Cup, pissed up, looks like he's having the time of his life........tragic
Puppet Master
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- Aug 14, 2012
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Scotland 
Yes fataddick - but I don't go to Palace matches and cheer on the other team. There is a stark
difference.
mxs_harrow
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Mark McConville from Glasgow, who was in Brazil donating football strips to kids in the Amazon.
Probably the only way of shifting those awful away strips - apart from the ones our CMS and GG get to wear as Brighton-based Scottish internationals.
Probably the only way of shifting those awful away strips - apart from the ones our CMS and GG get to wear as Brighton-based Scottish internationals.
Coming from a fan of Charlton "We hate Palace (but please don't hurt us, we're a family club)" Athletic? **** right off.
Buzzer
Languidly Clinical
- Oct 1, 2006
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But when he wakes up in the morning he'll still be Scottish. He loses.
Buzzer
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- Oct 1, 2006
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I don't think Brighton fans need any lessons in plastic support from Charlton. It strikes me that you're the bitter one here. I remember the adverts in Worthing and Gillingham advertising tickets complete with free bus ride to your games. What's the matter? Now your sides out the top flight and we're not so bad, everything about football's shit is it? That's a coincidence.