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NEILLO Shoreham-by-Sea 18 Dec 14 3.22pm
The Plastics are already staying away. Even the real fans are saying that the official attendance of 24k v Millwall was more like 16k Relegation to L1 would be a disaster in terms of season ticket revenue. Wouldn't surprise me if they went for Nigel Atkins, they need a manager that has Championship experience, but as was mentioned, sacking Hyppia could be too expensive an option. Old, Ungifted and White
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Shoreham-by-Sea 18 Dec 14 3.22pm

The Plastics are already staying away.

Even the real fans are saying that the official attendance of 24k v Millwall was more like 16k

Relegation to L1 would be a disaster in terms of season ticket revenue.

Wouldn't surprise me if they went for Nigel Atkins, they need a manager that has Championship experience, but as was mentioned, sacking Hyppia could be too expensive an option.

Old, Ungifted and White

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Part Time James 18 Dec 14 3.27pm
Quote NEILLO at 18 Dec 2014 3.22pm The Plastics are already staying away. Even the real fans are saying that the official attendance of 24k v Millwall was more like 16k Relegation to L1 would be a disaster in terms of season ticket revenue. Wouldn't surprise me if they went for Nigel Atkins, they need a manager that has Championship experience, but as was mentioned, sacking Hyppia could be too expensive an option. Interesting you should say that. I watched the Millwall game on telly and at a rough guess looking at the empty seats, there were at least 10,000 empty which probably increased to about 15,000 empty by about the 85th minute then obviously it was almost empty for the final whistle. They didn't all pour out quite as early as usual as Brighton were still creating chances, but the attendance definitely dropped over the course of the game. It seemed (although I could be wrong) that some people even went home at half time although that could have been the illusion created by people taking ages coming back from the toilets and the pie stand.
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Quote NEILLO at 18 Dec 2014 3.22pm

The Plastics are already staying away.

Even the real fans are saying that the official attendance of 24k v Millwall was more like 16k

Relegation to L1 would be a disaster in terms of season ticket revenue.

Wouldn't surprise me if they went for Nigel Atkins, they need a manager that has Championship experience, but as was mentioned, sacking Hyppia could be too expensive an option.

Interesting you should say that. I watched the Millwall game on telly and at a rough guess looking at the empty seats, there were at least 10,000 empty which probably increased to about 15,000 empty by about the 85th minute then obviously it was almost empty for the final whistle. They didn't all pour out quite as early as usual as Brighton were still creating chances, but the attendance definitely dropped over the course of the game. It seemed (although I could be wrong) that some people even went home at half time although that could have been the illusion created by people taking ages coming back from the toilets and the pie stand.

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esox lucius Deal 18 Dec 14 3.36pm
They play Reading next, would make my Christmas if Murray got the winner.
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They play Reading next, would make my Christmas if Murray got the winner.

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Part Time James 18 Dec 14 3.39pm
Quote esox lucius at 18 Dec 2014 3.36pm They play Reading next, would make my Christmas if Murray got the winner. They play Wolves next, but it'll be great if Murray scores against them on Boxing Day.
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18 Dec 14 3.39pm

Quote esox lucius at 18 Dec 2014 3.36pm

They play Reading next, would make my Christmas if Murray got the winner.

They play Wolves next, but it'll be great if Murray scores against them on Boxing Day.

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cornwalls palace Torpoint 21 Dec 14 1.27pm
Quote paulose17 at 16 Dec 2014 3.03pm [Link] They are in meltdown...which is great to see from Bozza.... Our back story is pretty much unrivalled in British football, and almost certainly beyond these shores as well. The demise of the Goldstone, the triumph at Edgar Street, the Gillingham exile, the return to Brighton, the almost endless campaigning which finally resulted in the Temple of Bloom, the fairytale opening day comeback to beat Doncaster and the oh-so-close attempts to reach the promised land of the Premier League. Remarkable, truly remarkable. .......has our coach driver done a Poo'yet, without thinking about Gus!
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Quote paulose17 at 16 Dec 2014 3.03pm

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They are in meltdown...which is great to see

from Bozza....
Our back story is pretty much unrivalled in British football, and almost certainly beyond these shores as well. The demise of the Goldstone, the triumph at Edgar Street, the Gillingham exile, the return to Brighton, the almost endless campaigning which finally resulted in the Temple of Bloom, the fairytale opening day comeback to beat Doncaster and the oh-so-close attempts to reach the promised land of the Premier League. Remarkable, truly remarkable.

.......has our coach driver done a Poo'yet, without thinking about Gus!

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