dw7
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Happy days cheers
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DiscoSteve
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will be moved to Monday night you just know itBournemouth away should be a good one......Bank Holiday Weekend.
I met Greaves a few years ago, what a horrible twat he was, Ian St John however was a top bloke.:) No, bugger off, we (Chelsea) want that one.
Arsenal at Wembley for the community shield on a Sunday afternoon, Spurs at Wembley the next weekend, then City at home. Three terrible thrashings but then Antonio changes the system to a new shape, everyone gets caught out once more, and we're 10 points clear again before sides catch on. :) :)
gordondaviesmoustache
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Our first four home and last three away fixtures are all in the south of England. That's a bit mental.
How can our first four home games be in the south of England?Our first four home and last three away fixtures are all in the south of England. That's a bit mental.
meeesh
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How can our first four home games be in the south of England?
Probably due to the fact that 3 northern teams went down,there is an in balance now,so just have to get on with it
But but but... am I being Clarkied?Probably due to the fact that 3 northern teams went down,there is an in balance now,so just have to get on with it
Home? In the South? :-)
meeesh
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But but but... am I being Clarkied?
Home? In the South? :-)
:)
BlueAnorak
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Ha. Well spotted!Why have we lost one home game?
A early heads up for those travelling down via train you only need to purchase your ticket as far south as Haywards Heath as your matchday ticket includes a travel subsidy from that point north of Brighton , if your'e thinking of drinking pre match in Brighton be aware that the trains from Brighton to Falmer where the stadium is are rammed from 1.30 pm onwards if a 3pm kick off , the train queues post match are mahoosive so expect a wait , the club opens up the bars in the North stand after the match and both sets of fans (except Palace of course ) can enjoy a pint together rather than standing in the queues , there is parking at the ground but it's expensive and must be pre booked , most of the pubs around Brighton station are away fan friendly , though there is one to avoid and it will be obvious which one when you see it , it's worth taking a short walk down cheapside near the station to find some cracking real ale pubs , the stadium itself is a fantastic place to watch a game with no bad views whatsoever in the ground , away fans are situated in the southstand from one corner flag to just past the goal net , home fans have the other part of the southstand , a bit better than the Withdean stadium as some of you will remember with no doubt disbelief .