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Dear Premier League Footballers

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This is a little letter to Premier League footballers, please take note.

Dear Various Premier League Footballers,

Let me start by saying I am a big football fan and have been to may matches over the years, not so much lately due to the stupid prices to sit on a plastic seat outdoors to see you running (sometimes) and falling over (often).

it seems the press has made you in to some sort of role model…are you fecking kidding me. If either of my girls told me they was dating a footballer I’d go ape shit. Somehow you seem to think that you are above the law, that just because you are paid £100,000 a week plus that people owe you something.

I’m sure not all footballers are like this but it seems most are. Caught speeding…well I’ll call my lawyer and get off with a little slap. Shot a bloody team mate…haha we’ll all laugh about that at the pub. Shit let’s even treat women like crap. You all act like big men and then someone tickles you and you roll around on the floor like a sniper has got you.

Role models ha, what about doctors or nurses or the army personnel fighting to protect this country, the single mums and dads raising their children with no money – these are the real role models who deserve the credit and praise.

I know no footballer will read this but if one happens to please have the balls to respond.

Many thanks

My 1st trip to The Amex

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It’s taken a little while but I finally got to see a match at the brilliant new Amex Stadium, home to Brighton & Hove Albion.

When approaching the stadium from the train it looks very impressive and our excitement grew.


For 20,000 people trying to get into the ground one way or another it was quick and easy which going on previous experiences was a surprise. Once we got in our soft comfy seats we had a look around and was amazed it really is stunning.


The match we’d come to see was against Leeds Utd and expected a tight match but that seemed to go out the window quickly when Leeds took a 2-0 lead into the 2nd half.

Brighton really where poor and some people around us actually didn’t return for the 2nd half…what a mistake!

Brighton came out with a real fight and the introduction of Vicente kicked them into life. And somehow Brighton went into the dying minutes leading 3-2 but as luck would have it Leeds scored a late late goal for it to finish 3-3.

The atmosphere seemed amazing in the second half and the Leeds fans played their parts and as we were down by the away fans we was having some great banter with them and all in good spirits.

Getting back on the train to Lewes was a nightmare and we were queueing for ages but that’s part an parcel of the day.

All in all a great evening and I can’t wait for our next trip.