Terry Butcher Tribute Act
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- Aug 18, 2013
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Shit refs favouring the big sides, exacerbated by VAR
[Football] Worst things about being in the Premier League
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Sky Sports seemed to be regularly turning up at the Amex when we were doing well, seem to remember plenty of games moved for tv to Fridays and Mondays.
Erm...no chance to celebrate a promotion? I can live with that. 
People who know f-all about football and are plastic supporters of ‘big‘ clubs sending you messages with some half-arsed assessment of what they think ‘is going wrong at Brighton’
The Grockle
Formally Croydon Seagull
Thr PL is brutal.You can be in decent form, play really well yet get sucker punched by a team that's offered nothing all game. Almost all teams have at least one top, top player who can punish you.
In the championship, if you're a decent team regardless of your stature (within reason) you can go on massive winning/unbeaten runs.
In the championship, if you're a decent team regardless of your stature (within reason) you can go on massive winning/unbeaten runs.
I've spent most of the season telling Leeds and Newcastle fans that we're actually not all that great this season, and suddenly in the last week they've started telling me that we're shit (in a nice way, to be fair. I don't bother talking to arseholes).
And just as they've finally taken my point, we win a game. I just can't win.
Greg Bobkin
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- May 22, 2012
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Garth Crooks and, to a lesser extent, Chris Sutton.
Yup. We had a lot of Friday night games when we were doing well in the Championship.
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I try not to comment on X about the Albion anymore or read replies to the official BHAFC account, used to be great when it was Twitter and before we got promoted.
I don’t follow anything to do with the PL including the Albion on instagram.
The plastic Chelsea fans that have probably never left Africa seemed to be the worst on X
Jam The Man
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Three things for me:
Officiating not being up to standard. I don’t believe it’s corrupt, it’s simply incompetence and not good enough for the elite level.
The painful speed of VAR. I could probably swallow it a little more if it wasn’t so damn slow. Roll on semi automated offsides.
Morons on X who claim to know something about football
Officiating not being up to standard. I don’t believe it’s corrupt, it’s simply incompetence and not good enough for the elite level.
The painful speed of VAR. I could probably swallow it a little more if it wasn’t so damn slow. Roll on semi automated offsides.
Morons on X who claim to know something about football
It’s also so, so easy to go 4 / 5 / 6 losses in a row if the fixture list isn’t kind and you find yourself in a position like we’ve been in the last couple of months
Peacehaven Wild Kids
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The worst thing is not getting to play Leeds or Sheffield Wednesday 
I’m gutted
I’m gutted
m20gull
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VAR
I could live with the other irritants but VAR can **** off. I never wanted it and it's turned out even worse than I expected.
I could live with the other irritants but VAR can **** off. I never wanted it and it's turned out even worse than I expected.
Soton Seagull
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VAR and more importantly lack of bottle tops!
el punal
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Does your Ipswich friend come from Norwich? It seems that way if his POV is correct. Honestly, what a complete load of tosh. You get promoted you deal with it, it’s called reward for your endeavour in having a successful season. This cobblers about another season in the Championship is laughable. Ipswich have spent 21 years trying to get out of the Championship plus the year they went into League One. I would imagine more than any other club that they’ve had a belly full of second tier fare.
Coldeanseagull
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Punditry
When smaller club beats bigger club, it's reported as bigger club missing out on going top/second/third, rather than being beaten by smaller club and how astonishing that is. I know they all have to follow the money and the bigger clubs help bring in money for the 'brand'...but it makes my brow furrow
When smaller club beats bigger club, it's reported as bigger club missing out on going top/second/third, rather than being beaten by smaller club and how astonishing that is. I know they all have to follow the money and the bigger clubs help bring in money for the 'brand'...but it makes my brow furrow
Come on. There are only 3 or 4 new threads a week on NSC like that
It has always been like that, though. We have only been in the top flight for a few years so it seems like a new thing to us. When they were talking about how Manure will need to bounce back from their draw against Bolton before their Important next match against Arsenal, we weren't taking any notice. Instead we were waiting for a 30 second clip of our win against Rotherham on the Football League Highlights show at ten past midnight, with Steve Claridge and the woman with the strange blond hair.Punditry
When smaller club beats bigger club, it's reported as bigger club missing out on going top/second/third, rather than being beaten by smaller club and how astonishing that is. I know they all have to follow the money and the bigger clubs help bring in money for the 'brand'...but it makes my brow furrow