Next up:1964white wrote: It would seem 17 others do as they have replied to the thread
Not a pop, just an observation about a team managed by Poyet who was at ER
Yes I do start threads that are sometimes controversial to get a response
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Was The Holocaust All That Bad in Reality?
Christ..we must have more 'Judas' figures than any other club in EnglandTwiggster wrote: Judas poyet will be offered a job at a 2nd rate prem club and leave mid season. Now WHERE have I heard that before?
As to the ST's - how come they didn't sell that many last season? We did, in Lg1! Glory seeking sussex tossers. Got a new stadium and more debt and it's like they are in the CL! Will they be there next season when they go straight back down?
...if i didnt know better i'd say we had some kind of complex 
..perhaps of a persecution variety? 
We do indeed mate. ANYONE who has bitten the LUFC hand that once fed it is a judas. So many of them.mchldavies7 wrote:
Christ..we must have more 'Judas' figures than any other club in England..perhaps of a persecution variety?
So are you calling Revie a judas when he left to join england or even Jock Stein when he went to manage Scotland?Twiggster wrote: We do indeed mate. ANYONE who has bitten the LUFC hand that once fed it is a judas. So many of them.
like when we were in the champions league, half the population of Leeds were suddenly on the bandwagon, people who didn't even like football just following the fashion. Soon disappeared when things went wrong, briefly returning for Liverpool, spurs and arsenal at home. Queueing up for tickets outside elland road while we were playing a league match.Twiggster wrote:The Withdean never sold out once in it's history, except when Leeds fans were there.
My mum's cousin was Brighton goalie years ago (Brian Powney) and he hates the glory seeking prats who have suddenly emerged, and are "covering their scum shirts with seagull ones"...
Spot on Revieboy, every team has it's glory boys & we are not exempt from that factrevieboy wrote: like when we were in the champions league, half the population of Leeds were suddenly on the bandwagon, people who didn't even like football just following the fashion. Soon disappeared when things went wrong, briefly returning for Liverpool, spurs and arsenal at home. Queueing up for tickets outside elland road while we were playing a league match.
Brighton will welcome these new fans, they can hardly rely on their old die hard support to fill the new ground.
1964white wrote: It would seem 17 others do as they have replied to the thread
Not a pop, just an observation about a team managed by Poyet who was at ER
Yes I do start threads that are sometimes controversial to get a response
I have lots of good friends in Sussex so pending when the fixture is played, i'm looking at staying the weekend down thereGurj wrote:I am not surprised at all to hear that they have sold so many ST. This is a common occurrence when a club move to a brand new stadium, and add the fact that they just been promoted makes it obvious they would have fans flocking to return again.
Good luck to them I say, saw a clip on TV a while back and it looks to be a great ground. I think like Southampton, it will be difficult to pick up points there .
Read my first post, i make no comparison to Leeds ticket sales unless someone introduced the subject to the thread, only then i would make a comment with my view on the matter1964white wrote: I have lots of good friends in Sussex so pending when the fixture is played, i'm looking at staying the weekend down there
My wife will be pleased as she is Sussex born & bred
Southampton is another one to consider, my brother only live 20 miles away so another possible weekend delight !
Larry seems a nice fella, has done a good job for us, not the god everyone thinks he is, has alot to prove in the next two years.white.riot wrote:
Not controversial mate just one in a long line of similar posts. Controversial would be a post supporting Bates/Larry
Go on - post something nice about Bates/Larry
Considering their club has spent the vast majority of its history in the equivalent to league one, hasn't played top tier football since the early 1980s, and until recently hasn't begun to turn things around, then it is quite possible that their fan base was only going to expand if they achieved some sort of success. It's the same case with any club at that level. It is always difficult to attract the crowds to go watch. Plus, when they have a small stadium which is renowned for being amongst the worst in the football league, then they haven't exactly done bad for themselves to keep a solid 6k plus average attendance.Twiggster wrote:The Withdean never sold out once in it's history, except when Leeds fans were there.
My mum's cousin was Brighton goalie years ago (Brian Powney) and he hates the glory seeking prats who have suddenly emerged, and are "covering their scum shirts with seagull ones"...
X2eastyorkshirewhite wrote: So are you calling Revie a judas when he left to join england or even Jock Stein when he went to manage Scotland?
Pathetic and to be honest, a DISGUSTING statement.
OOOOOH!white.riot wrote:See what you've done 64. Negativity is the enemy. I keep telling you but you just don't listen - SC member I believe? Can I interest you in a chicken balti pie
