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Steady Eddie 1 said:
St Jame's right in city centre, no horrendous trek to out of town stadium. And that view from the gods, to die for, literally after climbing all this stairs.
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Funny thing is the ground location never bothered me. Drink in Lewes before the game, decent pubs and no queue at the station. Then have a beer or two under the stand afterwards waiting for the train madness to calm down.

Drinking under the stands after the 5-0 is a truly great memory. Then again so is getting stranded at Barnham on the way back with 200 other Cherries. Tbf though they all seem like great memories now, even being 3-0 down at Sheffield Wednesday after 8 minutes after a six hour slog up there.
 
SlowDownDerek said:
Funny thing is the ground location never bothered me. Drink in Lewes before the game, decent pubs and no queue at the station. Then have a beer or two under the stand afterwards waiting for the train madness to calm down.

Drinking under the stands after the 5-0 is a truly great memory. Then again so is getting stranded at Barnham on the way back with 200 other Cherries. Tbf though they all seem like great memories now, even being 3-0 down at Sheffield Wednesday after 8 minutes after a six hour slog up there.
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Yeah, was there for the 5-0. But was also there for Cookies last minute header in 1-0 win. Absolute delirium.
 
For treatment of visiting wheelchair users Newcastle thrashes Brighton. Given the geography of the 2 clubs, a 22 hour 700 mile round trip beats the 6 hour 200 mile round trip to Brighton. ( This is based purely on going to watch us play them ). Newcastle treated us as football fans, Brighton is very much a "consumer's experience " : )
 
That was feckin hilarious. Two penalties missed, a goal given and then disallowed by VAR.
Just when I thought this day couldn't get any better, Brighton go all out to secure that last relegation spot :lol:
 
The mess with the free kick goal /non disguised the fact they missed 2 penalties and an open goal twice.

Lewis Dunk was right to be annoyed about the free kick but his team mates hardly helped.
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Newcastle and Brighton are both looking at Fulhams result today.
Last time Liverpool won at home was mid December, 7 games without a home win.
 
I see Fulham’s last game of the season is at home against Newcastle U.

What has happened to Liverpool?

Beaten at home 0-1 by Fulham.
 
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