Utter nonsense. Absolutely nothing remotely contentious in any of that. To turn around your own accusation, if anyone else had posted what I have, you wouldn't have commented on it.
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Utter nonsense. Absolutely nothing remotely contentious in any of that. To turn around your own accusation, if anyone else had posted what I have, you wouldn't have commented on it.
Hillian1
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You just have yo keep digging don't you hansy.
Your post above is further proof that you are no more suited to moderation than I am.
This is very dull. Bye.
Hillian1
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Just couldn't help yourself again could you hansy, just had to get the last word again.
Bye?
Are you really a moderator?
Seagull on the wing
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Wolves fans were great...loved their self depecation about going to Shrewsbury...well behaved and had a right dig at 'O Hara( I think)........'£40,000 a week,your having a laugh'...O Hara gave them the thumbs up...(as if to say...yes and you suckers are paying for it)from there on they booed him and at the end of the match O Hara stormed offdown the tunnel. Well done Wolves fans... very impressed.
T soprano
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Just thought I'd post this post from a wolves fan from one of their forums:
Went with my son today, both sets of fans were great. The Brighton fans we bumped in on the train, in the town and at the stadium treated my son like royalty. Was so relieved that we were all so well humoured about it, showed solidarity and that we are the club - not the players, the management, or the board. Thought my son's enthusiasm may wain after such an awful season but he said that he wished all away days were like that and he's looking forward to more next season.
As for Brighton, nice stadium, great fans, hope they go up - thrashing Palace on the way.
Great post
Especially the last sentence
Went with my son today, both sets of fans were great. The Brighton fans we bumped in on the train, in the town and at the stadium treated my son like royalty. Was so relieved that we were all so well humoured about it, showed solidarity and that we are the club - not the players, the management, or the board. Thought my son's enthusiasm may wain after such an awful season but he said that he wished all away days were like that and he's looking forward to more next season.
As for Brighton, nice stadium, great fans, hope they go up - thrashing Palace on the way.
Great post
Especially the last sentence
TWOCHOICEStom
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Total class. 
Bill Cassidy's tie up
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They were great,Shrewsbury song funny, apart from the ten or so ********s who tried it on in the Belle. Best line of the day from the doorman to the police "we've got some away fans who don't want to go away"
SeagullinExile
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That's how I read it too - Unless i'm missing something!
Albion Dan
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Here we go another happy clappy thread. Get a grip.
Every team in that situation would react in the same way. We did the same and continously through he dark days and remember how amazing the Stoke fans were in 89 when relegated and sang as loud as youd ever heard for 90 mins at the goldstone. The fact they won 3 nil then charged the pitch and threw coins at the north stand took the shine off it somewhat though.
Every team in that situation would react in the same way. We did the same and continously through he dark days and remember how amazing the Stoke fans were in 89 when relegated and sang as loud as youd ever heard for 90 mins at the goldstone. The fact they won 3 nil then charged the pitch and threw coins at the north stand took the shine off it somewhat though.
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Graymac
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Totally agree Managers, Owners come & go, fans have to face the good & the bad for life, As A middle aged Brighton fan I know
How those Wolves fans must have so let down by their club, but they whole attitude was fantastic pre, during & after the match
One was even telling other fans not to push so I could safely get my 7 year old grandson on the train.
Good luck to Wolves hope you don't suffer as long as Brighton have. So looking forward to the play offs.
How those Wolves fans must have so let down by their club, but they whole attitude was fantastic pre, during & after the match
One was even telling other fans not to push so I could safely get my 7 year old grandson on the train.
Good luck to Wolves hope you don't suffer as long as Brighton have. So looking forward to the play offs.
downham seagull
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Had a good chat with a couple if Wolves fans in the train queue, they were decent, respectful and wished us luck in the playoff, best of luck next season!
Kalimantan Gull
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somerset
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can I ask why the resident home fans didn't just give them a shoeing?..... I was in there before the game and it was rammed with what you could loosely term 'likely lads'.
Greg Bobkin
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Here we go, another moan about a happy clappy thread. Get a grip.
TSB
Captain Hindsight
Correct. I don't get it.
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
I clapped a lot yesterday and I'm happy. Anything wrong with that?
This thread isn't that happy with all the sniping at each other. Why can't we just enjoy supporting the club at the moment without points scoring over each other on here?
Franks Wild Years
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Bloody right and this is why I hardly come on here these days. It's f****** tedious .