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I'm a passionate Albion supporter and love singing Sussex By The Sea. Do you guys think the original early 20th century lyrics of Sussex By The Sea relate closely to how we feel nowadays? If you do, then this is not for you. If you don't, then I hope you like the ideas in the suggested...

My fav line from the commentator.... "and now the Brighton team passing the ball around like they are playing on Brighton beach" :-) :-) Brill start to the season.

Topic focus - I wish people would stop spraying these paint jokes around. Can it and put a lid on it guys! Hope I'm not stirring by saying this.

I'm reading a translation of Emmanuel Kant's Critique of Pure Reason. He was from good old Kaliningrad by the sea! I recommend Chapter 4 ias it is a barrel of fun, just the thing to take your mind off a defeat by Aston Villa... an existential threat to mental health, if ever there was one.

Yes, we should be baa'd!!!

Even though many of these jokes about Bah are rather woolly, we mutton get down if we can't ram this deal through. While we must take care to avoid being fleeced by Benfica, we should avoid being shorn of our current defensive capabilities. A bit of a gambol, perhaps? Then again, we are a bit...

I think so too!!

What??? 5 - 0. Cozier D again!!!

Wow! 4 - 0. Another great goal .... Cozier Dubarry.

Great goal by Sarmiento!!

Mid way point girst half: I'm loving the thrusting attacking football with the fast transitions.

I think I get what you mean. Many now believe that as Jesus was to Mary Magdelene so Trump is to Stormy Daniel. As for me, I think 'For he's a jolly good felon, for he's.... etc.'

Great question. Pat Jennings for sure. Cap'n in mid 60s. Played 'centre half'. A muscular towering presence with an impressive jaw line. He was an accountant by trade. In the days before yellow cards, he knew how to 'deal with' opposition players who were too uppity in attack in a way that...

Very interesting analysis of FH's tactics by James Lawrence Allcott. He extols the creativity, flexibility based on how the opposition team members are positioned on the pitch and super smart use of space and reckons Albion are going to give their opponents a lot to think about this season...

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.besoccer.com/new/amp/ansu-fati-considered-in-swap-deal-for-frimpong-1319286 Doesn't look like it! Shame things didn't work out. Would have been v interesting if he'd stayed one more year. As for Pascal Gross, I really hope we can tempt him to stay, for one...

This chant came to me in a dream...... I was attending a Trump rally. I felt a brotherly urge rise up, irresistibly, from the depths of my soul. The Lord had taken pity on his favoured son, Donald Trump, after his littany of legal woes and had chosen me as his vessel to cheer up the MAGA...

I'm sure that'll never happen because Chelsea have announced that they are installing efficient new underground pitch heating in time for next winter!

I empathise with your head scratching! I got invited to attend lunch etc for the Bournemouth game at equivalent to our 1901 club. Then had to sit amongst the most die hard Bournemouth fans just behind the dug outs. I never imagined I'd have to rise to clap THREE times. But, I was crying deeply...

Your logic seems strong but I'm apprehensive De Zerbi is going to pull a proverbial cognilia out of the cappello and we'll score to be 4 up in the 89th minute on Thursday evening and then win on penalties, thus condemning us to 5 extra games over the next few months. But, I do worry that Dunky...

Still zero tickets. But thanks for the advice, It's worth it to take a few minutes to check ticket availability every now and then :-)