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 Direwolf  Lincoln 17 Apr 17 8.51pm |
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Two games to look forward to next season although they are bloody miles away from me.
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| Eagleshavelanded Tooting 17 Apr 17 8.54pm |
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Definition of ''going over'': a heavy defeat. Not sure what language issue you are referring to? I recall the last game was Brighton 0 - 2 Palace on thew evening of 13/05/2013. I was sat with my Brighton supporting day with the home fans. Perhaps age has something to do with interpretation?
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| Tom-the-eagle Croydon 17 Apr 17 9.20pm |
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Originally posted by bromleyboy
Got to say this is a magnificent achievement by Brighton. Nearly a non-league club 20 years ago - and to now be in the Premier League is an amazing turnaround. Everyone will acknowledge the Amex is superior to Selhurst as a top flight stadium and there is no point knocking their support as they have a much bigger catchment area that could ensure sustainable Premier League status for years. Credit where credit is due.
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| Mr_Gristle In the land of Whelk Eaters 17 Apr 17 9.33pm |
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Originally posted by bromleyboy
Got to say this is a magnificent achievement by Brighton. Nearly a non-league club 20 years ago - and to now be in the Premier League is an amazing turnaround. Everyone will acknowledge the Amex is superior to Selhurst as a top flight stadium and there is no point knocking their support as they have a much bigger catchment area that could ensure sustainable Premier League status for years. Credit where credit is due. No. F**k them all (metaphorically of course). Their catchment area is - in terms of actual people - smaller than ours anyway. Let's not get them early in the season - sometime in November when they're honeymoon period is over and they've got a couple of key injuries would be ideal. I'd like Christian Benteke to earn a Magic Hat.
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| Kodg LDN 17 Apr 17 10.15pm |
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Can't believe some of the comments. f***ing hate 'em. Wish 'em nothing but ill. And relish the games because of it.
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| Jamesrichards8 17 Apr 17 10.24pm |
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They need to invest heavily. If you look at their squad it's pretty s***. They got fortunate that it turned out Murray wasn't past it. If he was they'd be f***ed
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| topcat Holmesdale / Surbiton 17 Apr 17 10.54pm |
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It goes to show that if you have an owner willing to risk over a quarter of a billion £ then you can buy your way out of the Championship. Remember that he wasn't just risking his own money, if his gamble had failed Brighton would have gone bust. It's going to take many seasons in the top flight before he can recoup all that dosh, one or two seasons in the PL then a few years of parachute payments isn't going to be enough. As someone else has already posted, lets hope we get them in November rather than right at the beginning of the season. Although, after being the fist team to beat them in the league at the Amex, it would be nice to thrash them on the first day of the season. Just need to make sure that we stay up first.
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BarEagle  Monmouth 17 Apr 17 11.10pm |
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Originally posted by Eagleshavelanded
Definition of ''going over'': a heavy defeat. Not sure what language issue you are referring to? I recall the last game was Brighton 0 - 2 Palace on thew evening of 13/05/2013. I was sat with my Brighton supporting day with the home fans. Perhaps age has something to do with interpretation? In English?
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| Dan1994 Wallington 17 Apr 17 11.11pm |
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Hate them with a passion! Don't like seeing them do good, definitely don't like seeing them get promoted. Bunch of middle-class nonces who take the piss out of where we live... f*** 'em, f*** 'em all.
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| elgrande bedford 17 Apr 17 11.14pm |
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Originally posted by bromleyboy
Got to say this is a magnificent achievement by Brighton. Nearly a non-league club 20 years ago - and to now be in the Premier League is an amazing turnaround. Everyone will acknowledge the Amex is superior to Selhurst as a top flight stadium and there is no point knocking their support as they have a much bigger catchment area that could ensure sustainable Premier League status for years. Credit where credit is due. Are you for real.....f*** off mate
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| MalcomsFedora Brockley 17 Apr 17 11.20pm |
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Middle class Surrey boys congratulating them. f*** off they're bent arse munching tesco value cvnts.
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| iheartcpfc SE25 17 Apr 17 11.25pm |
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Originally posted by bromleyboy
Got to say this is a magnificent achievement by Brighton. Nearly a non-league club 20 years ago - and to now be in the Premier League is an amazing turnaround. Everyone will acknowledge the Amex is superior to Selhurst as a top flight stadium and there is no point knocking their support as they have a much bigger catchment area that could ensure sustainable Premier League status for years. Credit where credit is due. what the f*** is this post?
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