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Scousers in the home end
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brightonbrowny
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- Oct 10, 2008
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Yep. One gobby woman in wsl kissing her scarf when they went 2 up. Promptly escorted out!
Robot Chicken
Seriously?
One scouse lad was behind me when I went in the west stand lower.
foul old ron
I'll decide, thank you.
I was sat behind her. Nobody minded too much until she started bad mouthing the Albion, she was gone in seconds after that. Just a drunk minger really.
The Merry Prankster
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Michael Howard with Liverpool club tie in !901 club. No one said a word.
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Sounds about right
brightn'ove
cringe
Bloke next to me was clearly an away fan but he kept dead silent all game and didn't make a noise when Liverpool scored, although he looked like he was going to burst. Also there was an elderly man behind me with a Liverpool scarf, he was telling his grandkids about Bill shankley and the 80s Liverpool team, had a slightly dampened scouse accent so i had respect for him, obviously has lived in Brighton for many years but follows his local club 
Might i add that all of the kids were wearing albion shirts
Might i add that all of the kids were wearing albion shirts
ees complicated no?
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saw 1 kid in the east stand by away end who started jumping and shoutinf when they scored the 1st goal. , he was quickly stopped by his parents I think, also before the game a man with 2 kids were right in the corner of the ultras and 1 went to get a steward who told the dad to take his liverpool shirt off but the kids kept theres on
Seemed to be wearing the pink Albion top under her Jumper/Jacket.
Nothing worse than being a plastic fan of a club, than being a plastic fan of two.
The_Real_SussexSeagull123
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- Aug 4, 2011
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Yeah , They had 4 seats... Walked out after 15 minutes because ' Liverpool ' had the game..
West stand lower
West stand lower
JCL
Better, Stronger, Faster
Quite a few around me in the East Stand…
One woman behind me clapping all the 'pool players; asked her why she was in this stand and not the South; her reply "I'm born & bred Brighton!", to which I replied "So why aren't you supporting your local team?".. she went quiet…
Also a bunch of "calm-downers" a few rows behind me… I suggested everyone make sure that their seats were properly screwed down… got a few laughs...
One woman behind me clapping all the 'pool players; asked her why she was in this stand and not the South; her reply "I'm born & bred Brighton!", to which I replied "So why aren't you supporting your local team?".. she went quiet…
Also a bunch of "calm-downers" a few rows behind me… I suggested everyone make sure that their seats were properly screwed down… got a few laughs...
brightonbutterfly
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Family Stand had a few. My 11 year old was disgusted that there was a chap and his daughter dressed in red shirts next to her, no secrets there then, even stood to sing You'll never walk alone-grrrr we were spitting! Two rows in front were another couple (plainly dressed) and behind me were 2 chaps-L'pool fans with a child dressed in Brighton colours (great lad, joined in with our singing).
Jesus Gul
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but those half half scarves are useful if you are
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One next to us as he was only early twenties and he didn't move all game when everyone else around him were up shouting at the ref cheering the stripes on and he didn't move, of course he could have been dead but i did see him blink twice.
Arthur
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What the f*** was going on there?
Worlds most pointless pitch invasion. The ball was dead and over the other side of the pitch when he came on. Also what happened with the other guy? Did he actually get on to the pitch? It looked like he was just trying to pull his mate back in and then got a bit carried away.
Finally what on earth was going on at the final whistle we the bloke and his son/little brother/young mate that got on the pitch from the same bit? We're they with the lads who'd done it earlier?
f***ing idiots whoever they are. Football banning order is probably quite likely and the minimum term these days is 3 years!!
Gus is god
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Arthur
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No idea, but at least that kiddy suggested doing it after a goal! This twonk did it when we had a throw in on the other side of the park. So if the berk was doing it to get his ugly mug on telly then I very much doubt he succeeded!