Walking back to my car near Grangewood Park passed a group of scousers walking back towards the ground.They were shouting out "you tory c**ts", for a second I thought of saying,how do you know what party I vote for.Then I thought whats the point.

There was a bit of a ruck at the front of the upper Block V after their first goal. Looks like some Liverpool fans got into the block and were jumping up and down after they scored and the arrogance of one of them, I was quite pleased when he got a smack to the jaw. Was massively disrespectful to do that, especially when you're in a section of the ground full of people singing. Maybe it harks back to when we were last in the Prem and the AW would be full of away fans, I remember being well pissed off being surrounded by the likes of Man U fans and no-one would say anything if they jumped up and down if they scored. Or maybe it's because they're jumped up pricks who don't give a sh!t and thought no-one would mess with them. Yeah it's the later init.

One thing I will say is that the stewards were given some stick for letting Liverpool fans in there, especially as there was a steward checking the tickets to get into the upper part of Block V, but to be honest I'm not sure what they can do to stop that. Unless someone waddles up in a shell suit telling people to calm down or asking for a job in a scouse accent, then how can you tell they're Liverpool fans? The ones that got t***ted on Monday are probably born and bred Croydon traitors.

The trouble with computers, of course, is that they're very sophisticated idiots

Come on now. Just admit you're a Brighton troll and we can call an end to your daft posts.

'We are going to make a little bit of history here’ Mr. J. Ertl.

She was called a "f*cking prostitute" by an oppo supporter and quite rightly defended herself. What would you have done if it was your girlfriend or daughter? Let them get away with it? I bloody wouldn't.

What c_b_s did was absolutely right and I commend her for it. Calling her thick is as blatant an example of throwing stones while in a glass house as I can think of.

"You can feel the stadium jumping. The stadium is actually physically moving up and down"
FA Cup MOTD 24/4/16

I can't imagine the horror of being an away fan in those zones. Personally I don't really have an issue with most opposition teams fans if they don't cause trouble, and are friendly - particually if they're with a Palace fan.

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Me too.