Brighton v United - FA Cup SF - Sun 23rd April, 16:30

[I'm Blue]

Is it full today?
Not arsed just wondering

 

[Crooked_rain]

BBC going on about attendance yesterday

Easier to attend today when man utd's fanbase is from a 40 mile radius of Wembley and Brighton are 50 minutes away on a train from Waterloo

 

[cookster]

Attendance dig shocker

Surprised...not

 

[malg]

Brighton's lack of experience showing. Bit like how Newcastle were in their cup final at Wembley.


Not ruthless enough.

Absolutely.

 

[paulchapo]

This game highlights why I don't want to play the rags in the final. Brighton, like us, are a better football side but the rags are horrible. Physical, ugly, stop the game and break effectively . They also often get the rub of the green from the officials. Everyone saying we would smash them is wrong and if we are in the champions league final they would kick the shit out of us.

 

[SidJames]

Attendance dig shocker

Notice they didn't show our packed out end and the Poznan.

They showed what looked Like United Seating.

C***s

 

[blueparsman]

Very fair on attendance using cost of living etc plus city been travelling alot over last few weeks. And saying shud been a northern stadium

 

[urban genie]

Valid points about the attendance with no jibes aimed at either clubs yesterday, doubt the FA will be happy the beeb have criticised a southern semi for northern teams

 

[deano ou812]

To be fair lineker and shearer agreed it should have been up north the semi final,but we know why they won’t be,MONEY.

 

[JWCH-99]

I don’t know how to feel about it- a cynic would say it’s just a dig but the topic was more around moving it up north if it’s two northern teams and the cost of going to Wembley? We don’t have a fan base the size of United obviously, but we also have been a lot more recently to Wembley than any other top 6 team, which is barely mentioned also