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Post by bunnyscfc on Feb 19, 2011 19:23:39 GMT
God, what a precious bunch of utter tools they were.
Hopefully now singing their crappy songs-that-everybody sings stuck on some godforesaken motorway miles from home.
Not endearingly giddy like York were, just possessing some sort of footballing god-complex based on the fact that in the 86th minute of a game they were 3-0 down in, they were still passing it in triangles with their keeper.
"What's it like to see a paaarrrrsssss", you bunch of stuck up weapons. Have a look at our second goal, goalkeeper to your net in the blink of an eye with ace passing and finishing.
They acted like jumped up plums when we actually were bad enough to be playing them in the league and I hated them then. Thank the lord we don't any more if that's what they attract.
Face it Seagulls, we had a bye to the next round today and thank God that our 92/93 vintage aren't around in your league now as they too would wipe the floor with you.
Perhaps when the going gets tough you can have a Fans United game again which just happens to be on the crunch day of your season against fellow relegation fodder, as you did all those years ago.
Rant over. Good riddance to the know-nowts.
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Post by march4 on Feb 19, 2011 19:25:13 GMT
I can't believe there are 23 worse teams in the 3rd Division.
Crawley looked miles better against ManUre.
If Brighton are promoted, they will be lucky to reach 10 points next season.
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Post by knype on Feb 19, 2011 19:26:44 GMT
God, what a precious bunch of utter tools they were. Hopefully now singing their crappy songs-that-everybody sings stuck on some godforesaken motorway miles from home. Not endearingly giddy like York were, just possessing some sort of footballing god-complex based on the fact that in the 86th minute of a game they were 3-0 down in, they were still passing it in triangles with their keeper. "What's it like to see a paaarrrrsssss", you bunch of stuck up weapons. Have a look at our second goal, goalkeeper to your net in the blink of an eye with ace passing and finishing. They acted like jumped up plums when we actually were bad enough to be playing them in the league and I hated them then. Thank the lord we don't any more if that's what they attract. Face it Seagulls, we had a bye to the next round today and thank God that our 92/93 vintage aren't around in your league now as they too would wipe the floor with you. Perhaps when the going gets tough you can have a Fans United game again which just happens to be on the crunch day of your season against fellow relegation fodder, as you did all those years ago. Rant over. Good riddance to the know-nowts. +1 Sat right next to the tools in Block 10! Never seen so many fat bald camp looking blokes giving it the big one.........Whats it like to see a parrrssss and there mocking when 3-0 down beggars belief, southern arseholes just like Man Ure fans. |
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Post by mark71 on Feb 19, 2011 19:32:12 GMT
Was speaking to a few brighton fans in the cricket club before the game. Tbh they were sound, gave us due credit and was very knowledgeable about all things football, one of em was even at both semi finals in the 70's and said we were robbed !
Got to agree with what bunnys said though, I thought they were very poor and signing whats it like to see a pass was just a piss take.
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Post by rizla on Feb 19, 2011 19:32:36 GMT
Glad someone mentioned that second goal. The Wilson,Pennent combo on the right, looks like it might have a future.
Its must have something to do with the blue and white stripes, that makes them think they are Brazil ;D
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Post by mattovstoke on Feb 19, 2011 19:36:46 GMT
God, what a precious bunch of utter tools they were. Hopefully now singing their crappy songs-that-everybody sings stuck on some godforesaken motorway miles from home. Not endearingly giddy like York were, just possessing some sort of footballing god-complex based on the fact that in the 86th minute of a game they were 3-0 down in, they were still passing it in triangles with their keeper. "What's it like to see a paaarrrrsssss", you bunch of stuck up weapons. Have a look at our second goal, goalkeeper to your net in the blink of an eye with ace passing and finishing. They acted like jumped up plums when we actually were bad enough to be playing them in the league and I hated them then. Thank the lord we don't any more if that's what they attract. Face it Seagulls, we had a bye to the next round today and thank God that our 92/93 vintage aren't around in your league now as they too would wipe the floor with you. Perhaps when the going gets tough you can have a Fans United game again which just happens to be on the crunch day of your season against fellow relegation fodder, as you did all those years ago. Rant over. Good riddance to the know-nowts. +1 Sat right next to the tools in Block 10! Never seen so many fat bald camp looking blokes giving it the big one.........Whats it like to see a parrrssss and there mocking when 3-0 down beggars belief, southern arseholes just like Man Ure fans. saw the old men giving it the big un to 15 year old Stoke lads all match, none of them to be seen after the match, must have been sat on their coaches in the compound feeling safe  Total Knob heads, and if they feel that they are a fantastic football team then i feel sorry for them. |
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Post by stokemark on Feb 19, 2011 20:34:02 GMT
I am actually amazed that they 'behaved' in a way to try and disrespect Stoke when they had been taught a footballing lesson
Funny thing is, Poyet will fuck off as soon as a Premier League club offers him a job and less than 10000 will be rattling around their new stadium once the novelty has worn off.
What a shame that perhaps a few hundered utter tools should make such an impression - Im sure they have some decent supporters who actually appreciate what is required to go from League one to the Premier.
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Post by lew86 on Feb 19, 2011 20:50:34 GMT
Precious? Fuckin hell they'd be right at home on here
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Post by potterglen on Feb 19, 2011 20:53:14 GMT
Don't believe some of you people, they have a different accent and bring the biggest away crowd this season, winding up the opposition fans is all part of the course. Ffs grow up, they were loud and proud to be at the Brit, today, save your venom for Wednesday's gob shites who deserve it.
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Post by bunnyscfc on Feb 19, 2011 20:56:29 GMT
winding up?
Arf.
At 0-3 it's an unwritten rule that you:
a) f*** off the concourse/pub for ale
b) sing songs in defiance for your own team
c) shut the f*** up and take your medicine
Not small-time dross like "We're gonna win 4-3" and take some perceived moral high ground over the standard of football.
Loud and proud? They were embarrasing, with embarrasingly small-time, small league songs. They were exactly the same when we were in teh same league.
Or were some folk not around back then?
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Post by stokeyhunter on Feb 19, 2011 20:56:39 GMT
Don't believe some of you people, they have a different accent and bring the biggest away crowd this season, winding up the opposition fans is all part of the course. Ffs grow up, they were loud and proud to be at the Brit, today, save your venom for Wednesday's gob shites who deserve it. +1 |
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Post by stokemark on Feb 19, 2011 21:09:11 GMT
Don't believe some of you people, they have a different accent and bring the biggest away crowd this season, winding up the opposition fans is all part of the course. Ffs grow up, they were loud and proud to be at the Brit, today, save your venom for Wednesday's gob shites who deserve it. Perhaps you should read some of the stuff on their message boards (before and after) you might have a different opinion |
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Post by davyd3 on Feb 19, 2011 21:11:26 GMT
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Post by keithy george on Feb 19, 2011 21:28:16 GMT
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Post by edwardinho on Feb 19, 2011 21:30:13 GMT
Don't believe some of you people, they have a different accent and bring the biggest away crowd this season, winding up the opposition fans is all part of the course. Ffs grow up, they were loud and proud to be at the Brit, today, save your venom for Wednesday's gob shites who deserve it. What he said. It wasn't dissimilar to us at Pompey 2 years ago in the carling cup. 5-0 to them that day wasn't it? And we continued to sing just like Brighton today. Tbh I was impressed with their fans today. |
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Post by ProudPotter17 on Feb 19, 2011 21:37:18 GMT
Don't believe some of you people, they have a different accent and bring the biggest away crowd this season, winding up the opposition fans is all part of the course. Ffs grow up, they were loud and proud to be at the Brit, today, save your venom for Wednesday's gob shites who deserve it. They got offered the whole of the away end, and they didn't even sell every ticket. For a leauge 1 side visiting a Premier leauge side, I would say that's a pretty poor effort. As for being the loudest fans to come to the Brit this year, I can think of lots of fans who have been louder than those, even with a smaller allocation. |
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Post by neilscfc on Feb 19, 2011 21:45:22 GMT
Glad someone mentioned that second goal. The Wilson,Pennent combo on the right, looks like it might have a future. +1  |
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Post by march4 on Feb 19, 2011 21:57:04 GMT
You want to read the crap on their message board.
'I would rather be losing in the 3rd Division than play like that'
'It must be so boring for Stoke fans stuck in mid-table in the Prem'
'Stoke got 3 lucky goals'
'If we had played our best players we would have beaten them'
Listen you deluded retards, had we chosen to, we could have scored 8 or 9 goals. It was our easiest game for over 30 years.
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Post by Jamo on the wing on Feb 19, 2011 22:00:17 GMT
You want to read the crap on their message board. 'I would rather be losing in the 3rd Division than play like that' 'It must be so boring for Stoke fans stuck in mid-table in the Prem' 'Stoke got 3 lucky goals' 'If we had played our best players we would have beaten them' Listen you deluded retards, had we chosen to, we could have scored 8 or 9 goals. It was our easiest game for over 30 years. Agreed March, the old "I'd sooner lose than play like Stoke" is a classic! I'm convinced we were never that small-time when we were plumbing the depths. One thing I do know is that at three nil down I wouldn't be having a pop at the opposition and I'd more than likely be getting pissed! |
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Post by keithy george on Feb 19, 2011 22:03:30 GMT
You want to read the crap on their message board. 'I would rather be losing in the 3rd Division than play like that' 'It must be so boring for Stoke fans stuck in mid-table in the Prem' 'Stoke got 3 lucky goals' 'If we had played our best players we would have beaten them' Listen you deluded retards, had we chosen to, we could have scored 8 or 9 goals. It was our easiest game for over 30 years. agreed easiest game for 30 years, loads of enthusiasm no minerals |
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Post by northstandnorth on Feb 19, 2011 22:08:54 GMT
God, what a precious bunch of utter tools they were. Hopefully now singing their crappy songs-that-everybody sings stuck on some godforesaken motorway miles from home. Not endearingly giddy like York were, just possessing some sort of footballing god-complex based on the fact that in the 86th minute of a game they were 3-0 down in, they were still passing it in triangles with their keeper. "What's it like to see a paaarrrrsssss", you bunch of stuck up weapons. Have a look at our second goal, goalkeeper to your net in the blink of an eye with ace passing and finishing. They acted like jumped up plums when we actually were bad enough to be playing them in the league and I hated them then. Thank the lord we don't any more if that's what they attract. Face it Seagulls, we had a bye to the next round today and thank God that our 92/93 vintage aren't around in your league now as they too would wipe the floor with you. Perhaps when the going gets tough you can have a Fans United game again which just happens to be on the crunch day of your season against fellow relegation fodder, as you did all those years ago. Rant over. Good riddance to the know-nowts. Drunk? I know enough to know Fans United was in Feb and the last game was in May!!!! I actually thought you were quite sound but the above makes you a total twat. We came,we lost,we had a laugh. Football can be fun.try it some time. |
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Post by Jamo on the wing on Feb 19, 2011 22:13:09 GMT
God, what a precious bunch of utter tools they were. Hopefully now singing their crappy songs-that-everybody sings stuck on some godforesaken motorway miles from home. Not endearingly giddy like York were, just possessing some sort of footballing god-complex based on the fact that in the 86th minute of a game they were 3-0 down in, they were still passing it in triangles with their keeper. "What's it like to see a paaarrrrsssss", you bunch of stuck up weapons. Have a look at our second goal, goalkeeper to your net in the blink of an eye with ace passing and finishing. They acted like jumped up plums when we actually were bad enough to be playing them in the league and I hated them then. Thank the lord we don't any more if that's what they attract. Face it Seagulls, we had a bye to the next round today and thank God that our 92/93 vintage aren't around in your league now as they too would wipe the floor with you. Perhaps when the going gets tough you can have a Fans United game again which just happens to be on the crunch day of your season against fellow relegation fodder, as you did all those years ago. Rant over. Good riddance to the know-nowts. Drunk? I know enough to know Fans United was in Feb and the last game was in May!!!! I actually thought you were quite sound but the above makes you a total twat. We came,we lost,we had a laugh. Football can be fun.try it some time. To be fair mate, after some of the shite posted on your site about our style (I still see some would apparently sooner lose than play like us!  ) you can't expect people to not have a dig back. After all we heard about your "style" we certainly expected far more than you offered that's for sure. |
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Post by bunnyscfc on Feb 19, 2011 22:15:33 GMT
care to remind us who it was against that Fans United game?
You too are sound, but that day was a c***s trick, nowt more nowt less, and I lost all respect for you lot since then. Acting like total jumped-up JCL know-nowts today didn't help.
Football can be fun? You had a laugh? You got hammered and acted like bells and played at being decent away following. Great fun that. Take solace in resuming your comedy rivalry with Palace next season.
You are right, I am a tw@. Really doen't bother me too much though. One thing is I won't ever act like your away following today. Like Jamo, I'd prefer to go back the pub than act like your 3k.
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Post by frasier45 on Feb 19, 2011 22:16:21 GMT
Precious? Fuckin hell they'd be right at home on here I was just going to say the same ;D |
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Post by ohhgeorgieberry on Feb 19, 2011 23:20:19 GMT
i told you what hese twats are like they are deluded and i have to live amongst them
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Post by outspaced on Feb 19, 2011 23:28:31 GMT
That superb 'i'd rather lose than play like Stoke' thing as mentioned above is so funny. How many years have we heard it for now? Fine, i would love us to have a team that played in the Waddo style of the early 70s but this is what we have now.
Diversity is what makes the game in England. Imagine if overnight every Prem team played with a passing game, where would the talking points come from? There will always be a last game on MOTD, would Lineker and co jizz over a 0-0 between Wigan & Fulham because the passing had been sublime? No, they would dismiss it without even a word.
Like it or not, the way we play creates debate and the fact that we are in the Prem highlights it. We should take it as a compliment that BHA's fans sang such a song. They know who we are and what we're about! If we were in the Championship they would never have even bothered.
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Post by march4 on Feb 19, 2011 23:30:14 GMT
That superb 'i'd rather lose than play like Stoke' thing as mentioned above is so funny. How many years have we heard it for now? Fine, i would love us to have a team that played in the Waddo style of the early 70s but this is what we have now. Diversity is what makes the game in England. Imagine if overnight every Prem team played with a passing game, where would the talking points come from? There will always be a last game on MOTD, would Lineker and co jizz over a 0-0 between Wigan & Fulham because the passing had been sublime? No, they would dismiss it without even a word. Like it or not, the way we play creates debate and the fact that we are in the Prem highlights it. We should take it as a compliment that BHA's fans sang such a song. They know who we are and what we're about! If we were in the Championship they would never have even bothered. Good post |
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Post by brightonbeautiful on Feb 19, 2011 23:34:35 GMT
We're the precious ones? This thread would suggest that a few Stoke fans can't take a bit of ribbing. I am actually amazed that they 'behaved' in a way to try and disrespect Stoke when they had been taught a footballing lesson Funny thing is, Poyet will fuck off as soon as a Premier League club offers him a job and less than 10000 will be rattling around their new stadium once the novelty has worn off. What a shame that perhaps a few hundered utter tools should make such an impression - Im sure they have some decent supporters who actually appreciate what is required to go from League one to the Premier. I think most of us do realise that Poyet will move on eventually. He seems quite happy at present and settled. Two of his good friends (Zola and Di Matteo) have had their fingers burnt, so I would imagine he would be cautious of moving on at the moment. I realise that words mean very little in football, but he has stated that it would take something 'out of this world' to persuade him to move on at present (I'm guessing Uruguay/Chelsea/Zaragoza). We shall enjoy the ride for the time being. As for 10,000 rattling about when the going gets tough. We haven't even moved in yet! Besides, you've had a 28,000 capacity stadium for 14 seasons? Average attendances would suggest you struggled to half fill it and have only justified the capacity in recent years (when you were promoted to the Premier League). Don't forget where you came from in the last few years. I can't believe there are 23 worse teams in the 3rd Division. Crawley looked miles better against ManUre. If Brighton are promoted, they will be lucky to reach 10 points next season. Amazingly, we were beaten by a better team with better players. You do realise that promotion tends to bring in further income and the management strengthen where they deem necessary. I would imagine that we would purchase some new players if we were to gain promotion. You would be stupid not to do so. It would be safe to say that there are 23 teams worse than us in League One, if we finish top, but there are plenty of matches left. Besides, I don't think it is sensible to judge a team on just one match. If Crawley played like they did against Man Utd every game, then they would be clear at the top of the Blue Square Prem. As for the comment about being your easiest game for 30 years. You were clearly not at Withdean to see Adam Rooney bag a hattrick. We didn't do ourselves justice in the first half and by the time the second went in, it was too late to turn things around. Gutted we will not be in the hat for the quarters, but we do have more important things to worry about at the moment. I do think the comment about being stuck in the middle of the EPL is a valid one. The most exciting seasons are surely when you are involved in a promotion/title race or fighting off relegation. Anyway... Good luck with the rest of the season. I believe that is eight wins on the trot vs the Barcelona of League One. |
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Post by march4 on Feb 19, 2011 23:42:19 GMT
We're the precious ones? This thread would suggest that a few Stoke fans can't take a bit of ribbing. I am actually amazed that they 'behaved' in a way to try and disrespect Stoke when they had been taught a footballing lesson Funny thing is, Poyet will fuck off as soon as a Premier League club offers him a job and less than 10000 will be rattling around their new stadium once the novelty has worn off. What a shame that perhaps a few hundered utter tools should make such an impression - Im sure they have some decent supporters who actually appreciate what is required to go from League one to the Premier. I think most of us do realise that Poyet will move on eventually. He seems quite happy at present and settled. Two of his good friends (Zola and Di Matteo) have had their fingers burnt, so I would imagine he would be cautious of moving on at the moment. I realise that words mean very little in football, but he has stated that it would take something 'out of this world' to persuade him to move on at present (I'm guessing Uruguay/Chelsea/Zaragoza). We shall enjoy the ride for the time being. As for 10,000 rattling about when the going gets tough. We haven't even moved in yet! Besides, you've had a 28,000 capacity stadium for 14 seasons? Average attendances would suggest you struggled to half fill it and have only justified the capacity in recent years (when you were promoted to the Premier League). Don't forget where you came from in the last few years. I can't believe there are 23 worse teams in the 3rd Division. Crawley looked miles better against ManUre. If Brighton are promoted, they will be lucky to reach 10 points next season. Amazingly, we were beaten by a better team with better players. You do realise that promotion tends to bring in further income and the management strengthen where they deem necessary. I would imagine that we would purchase some new players if we were to gain promotion. You would be stupid not to do so. It would be safe to say that there are 23 teams worse than us in League One, if we finish top, but there are plenty of matches left. Besides, I don't think it is sensible to judge a team on just one match. If Crawley played like they did against Man Utd every game, then they would be clear at the top of the Blue Square Prem. As for the comment about being your easiest game for 30 years. You were clearly not at Withdean to see Adam Rooney bag a hattrick. We didn't do ourselves justice in the first half and by the time the second went in, it was too late to turn things around. Gutted we will not be in the hat for the quarters, but we do have more important things to worry about at the moment. Didn't mean to be disrespectful, but you were absolutely awful. It was our easiest game since we beat Tilbury in the 70's. Had we not changed from first gear to neutral it could have been 8 or 9. The thing that annoyed me was that your manager had not done us the courtesy of trying to nullify our threat from set plays. Who has got you to the top of the league, manager or players? Good luck on the promotion run and with a little luck, we will see you in the Prem in 3 or 4 years. |
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Post by stokerstayinup on Feb 19, 2011 23:43:06 GMT
Old wives' tales often turn out to be bullshit when you experience them for yourself. I've spoken to Vale fans and heard the rumours about Brighton and their style of play,and having seen them both play in last 48 hours,it turns out that they were just that. I thought we'd struggle today after hearing about Brighton,thought it would be a clash of styles.We never got out of first gear. Piece of piss. |
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Total Knob heads, and if they feel that they are a fantastic football team then i feel sorry for them.
) you can't expect people to not have a dig back.
