Linford
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It’s always been Brighton in my eyes, first two fixtures I look out for every season. But view it as a “friendly rivalry” like the Merseyside derby.
Millwall is a retched club with a caveman fanbase, like their Scottish clones Rangers. Never liked them one bit, will view that as a more hostile rivalry if they do make it to the promised land in a few week’s time.
Charlton is a rivalry, but not major like Brighton and Millwall. As someone else said here, we all know a few Charlton fans and usually get on okay enough. Small brothers, small timers. Decent ground btw.
I have always disliked Chelsea, a lot of it for the way they’re run, even more so now under the Yanks (though you have to laugh at them sometimes.) Also have distaste for them cause of Ashley Cole and John Terry. Pair of dodgy arseh*les both of em.
The Brighton one has so much history behind it, some a bit silly, some serious, and as we meet regularly it helps keep it interesting. As towns we have historically mixed with each other a lot, and we still do go down there a lot even if they don’t come up here much anymore (because they’res F all left to come to now). Brightonians always shopped in Croydon, and Croydonians always holidayed in Brighton.
Millwall is a retched club with a caveman fanbase, like their Scottish clones Rangers. Never liked them one bit, will view that as a more hostile rivalry if they do make it to the promised land in a few week’s time.
Charlton is a rivalry, but not major like Brighton and Millwall. As someone else said here, we all know a few Charlton fans and usually get on okay enough. Small brothers, small timers. Decent ground btw.
I have always disliked Chelsea, a lot of it for the way they’re run, even more so now under the Yanks (though you have to laugh at them sometimes.) Also have distaste for them cause of Ashley Cole and John Terry. Pair of dodgy arseh*les both of em.
The Brighton one has so much history behind it, some a bit silly, some serious, and as we meet regularly it helps keep it interesting. As towns we have historically mixed with each other a lot, and we still do go down there a lot even if they don’t come up here much anymore (because they’res F all left to come to now). Brightonians always shopped in Croydon, and Croydonians always holidayed in Brighton.
