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  • Our 'history' as such with Brighton is quite a decent one. Mutual antipathy to Palace for a start, loads of great and memorable games between the two clubs, not least the 4-3 wonder game. Players such as Nelson, Robbo, Curbs et al. Gritty as Brightons manager for that game of death. Both clubs being forced out of their grounds, and as a result a very fine turn out of Addicks at their fans united day. Probably more positive stuff too I fail to recall.
    ...and of course we have Deigo they have Gus, almost co-joined twins of clubs in many respect.
    the only downside was when I met Brighton fan Atilla the Stockbroker at a party once and he spent the evening telling me how crap (particularly the wonderful Carl Leaburn) we were, and how great Albion are...this was before their dreadful abuse at the hands of Dick Knight (?), maybe he has learned grace and humility since then.
    Welcome TLO.
  • Not the end of the world this one being moved, expected to play them on a Tuesday night anyway.

    Still expect a sell out and hopefully an enjoyable experience all round.
  • Really don't think it'll sell out on a Tuesday
  • I don't think there'll be any problem selling out, assuming we are doing OK on the pitch. The police argument is about the numbers they require to police the town on Easter Monday, rather than an expected problem with football fans.
  • Will sell out.
  • It will sell out just on general sale
  • Bugger, had already talked my missus into the idea.
  • BDLBDL
    edited June 2012
    Our 'history' as such with Brighton is quite a decent one. Mutual antipathy to Palace for a start, loads of great and memorable games between the two clubs, not least the 4-3 wonder game. Players such as Nelson, Robbo, Curbs et al. Gritty as Brightons manager for that game of death. Both clubs being forced out of their grounds, and as a result a very fine turn out of Addicks at their fans united day. Probably more positive stuff too I fail to recall.
    ...and of course we have Deigo they have Gus, almost co-joined twins of clubs in many respect.
    the only downside was when I met Brighton fan Atilla the Stockbroker at a party once and he spent the evening telling me how crap (particularly the wonderful Carl Leaburn) we were, and how great Albion are...this was before their dreadful abuse at the hands of Dick Knight (?), maybe he has learned grace and humility since then.
    Welcome TLO.
    Nothing wrong with Dick Knight, he rescued them and kept them going! It's Archer and Bellotti that sold the Goldstone out for a DIY store.
  • BDLBDL
    edited June 2012
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  • Our 'history' as such with Brighton is quite a decent one. Mutual antipathy to Palace for a start, loads of great and memorable games between the two clubs, not least the 4-3 wonder game. Players such as Nelson, Robbo, Curbs et al. Gritty as Brightons manager for that game of death. Both clubs being forced out of their grounds, and as a result a very fine turn out of Addicks at their fans united day. Probably more positive stuff too I fail to recall.
    ...and of course we have Deigo they have Gus, almost co-joined twins of clubs in many respect.
    the only downside was when I met Brighton fan Atilla the Stockbroker at a party once and he spent the evening telling me how crap (particularly the wonderful Carl Leaburn) we were, and how great Albion are...this was before their dreadful abuse at the hands of Dick Knight (?), maybe he has learned grace and humility since then.
    Welcome TLO.
    Thanks for the welcome.

    I think you've got your history slightly muddled. Dick Knight is a legend (formerly Chairman, now Life President) who ousted Bill Archer.

    Feel free to come and join us in (with a straight face) Dick's Bar at the ground.
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  • Really don't think it'll sell out on a Tuesday
    I do.
  • Our 'history' as such with Brighton is quite a decent one. Mutual antipathy to Palace for a start, loads of great and memorable games between the two clubs, not least the 4-3 wonder game. Players such as Nelson, Robbo, Curbs et al. Gritty as Brightons manager for that game of death. Both clubs being forced out of their grounds, and as a result a very fine turn out of Addicks at their fans united day. Probably more positive stuff too I fail to recall.
    ...and of course we have Deigo they have Gus, almost co-joined twins of clubs in many respect.
    the only downside was when I met Brighton fan Atilla the Stockbroker at a party once and he spent the evening telling me how crap (particularly the wonderful Carl Leaburn) we were, and how great Albion are...this was before their dreadful abuse at the hands of Dick Knight (?), maybe he has learned grace and humility since then.
    Welcome TLO.
    Thanks for the welcome.

    I think you've got your history slightly muddled. Dick Knight is a legend (formerly Chairman, now Life President) who ousted Bill Archer.

    Feel free to come and join us in (with a straight face) Dick's Bar at the ground.
    Will I be welcome there, TLO ?

  • No.
  • what are the trains like after a 7:45pm kick-off?
  • edited June 2012
    No.
    harsh

    if anything fanny and dick are a perfect combination.
  • want do they think will happen? we have no problem with brighton, and our mutual hatred towards palarse brings us closer together.
    The problem is 1000+ men on an all day booze up then all out in Brighton for the night (as well as being there the night before as well)

    Different with palace as there is a lot of trouble surrouding the match, but Millwall ain't exactly got history with them around football.

    Ours is Boxing Day away, so a rubbish one for us too.

    We don't seem to have a problem when we play down here. In fact the local landlords are on record as saying what a pleasure it was to host us in town last season and The Cherries still play most teams on a Bank Holiday Monday from what I can see - I think it's just your lot and Leeds who would be unwelcome due to their previous.
  • Brighton and Charlton get on very well. Two teams that share history of having no ground for a while too.
  • what are the trains like after a 7:45pm kick-off?
    usually standard rolling stock
  • No.
    harsh

    if anything fanny and dick are a perfect cobination.
    Sadly, my attempt at humour fell on stony ground, Karim....at least someone is on my wavelength.

    In fact, we'd make a great cobination !

  • what are the trains like after a 7:45pm kick-off?
    usually standard rolling stock
    Well you made me chuckle @ads !

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  • No.
    harsh

    if anything fanny and dick are a perfect cobination.
    Sadly, my attempt at humour fell on stony ground, Karim....at least someone is on my wavelength.

    In fact, we'd make a great cobination !

    I was only joking.

    No, really.
  • No.
    harsh

    if anything fanny and dick are a perfect cobination.
    Sadly, my attempt at humour fell on stony ground, Karim....at least someone is on my wavelength.

    In fact, we'd make a great cobination !

    I was only joking.

    No, really.
    I got your joke!!
  • I was only joking.

    No, really.

    OK- you're forgiven.

    Now please tell me that a decent little white wine is available on the away concourse, please !

  • Brighton and Charlton get on very well. Two teams that share history of having no ground for a while too.
    And have a mutual dislike of the stripeys.
  • TLOTLO
    edited June 2012
    OK- you're forgiven.

    Now please tell me that a decent little white wine is available on the away concourse, please !

    I'll consider myself forgiven. A blessed relief and no mistake!

    Um, yup - reds, whites and rosés are available on the concourses. Usually Pinot Grigio.

    I think your choice of beers are - Fosters, Kronenbourg, some cider or other, Harvey's Best and . We get those except we don't get your beer (only in Dick's Bar), but we do get Dark Star Hophead. The ales are available at the kiosks or at the stand-alone mobile pumps. All major credit cards accepted. And cash if you feel like it.
  • TLO thanks for the info on the trains , will be interesting to see what price it rolls out at nearer the time.
  • TLO thanks for the info on the trains , will be interesting to see what price it rolls out at nearer the time.
    If the match ticket prices are the same as last season, yours will be £24.

    If you're coming from London, your London-Brighton train ticket will get you to Falmer, whether you're going via Brighton or Lewes.
  • If you can book the train tickets early, could be as little as £5 return with a railcard
  • Our 'history' as such with Brighton is quite a decent one. Mutual antipathy to Palace for a start, loads of great and memorable games between the two clubs, not least the 4-3 wonder game. Players such as Nelson, Robbo, Curbs et al. Gritty as Brightons manager for that game of death. Both clubs being forced out of their grounds, and as a result a very fine turn out of Addicks at their fans united day. Probably more positive stuff too I fail to recall.
    ...and of course we have Deigo they have Gus, almost co-joined twins of clubs in many respect.
    the only downside was when I met Brighton fan Atilla the Stockbroker at a party once and he spent the evening telling me how crap (particularly the wonderful Carl Leaburn) we were, and how great Albion are...this was before their dreadful abuse at the hands of Dick Knight (?), maybe he has learned grace and humility since then.
    Welcome TLO.
    Nothing wrong with Dick Knight, he rescued them and kept them going! It's Archer and Bellotti that sold the Goldstone out for a DIY store.
    Didn't Bellotti play for us once upon a time?

    "We've got Bellotti not Bonnetti" or something like that as I recall c1970.
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