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The train journey back from Leeds was a highlight.

Yes we need him, he is our best player. Also think he could do a job in midfield.

Be rude not to.

The FA, Englandfans, Fifa.........

1 or 2 Chelsea have been known to get on the train at East Croydon. Exiles from Brighton perhaps.

The Sportsman allowed too many Southampton fans in and it took me ages to get served. Did anyone else experience a similar disaster. What is going on?

Brighton museum has a Goldstone turnstile in it. Not that football blokes would ever go in a museum, eh.

I was also at this concert assuming it is the tour when suicide were supporting. Not that they lasted very long on stage! The Clash were brilliant and I don't think Hastings pier has ever been so hot.

"Reel him in" Didn't realise it was a serious poll.

I am a reasonable family man and I enjoy a beer and a chat. But you are Palace. So it would have to be steam in and I would make sure that my sons were there to put in the boot. Or how else will they learn.

Orient are ok, the old boys that follow them deserve respect with so many other clubs in London. Barry Hearn was the problem and a few mouthy players that overdid the celebrations.

I don't recall any special passion or atmosphere in the games against Pompey. Unlike Palace. The match at Stamford Bridge was a classic. The big club was given the Shed End and we packed it out. The few Palace who made the long journey to West London got soaked in the North Stand. We may...

Re: Re: Forwards that dive...and don't cheat. Alan Clarke. FA Cup Final v Arsenal in 70 or 71

Am I right in thinking that we don't see as many goals scored by diving headers as we used to. Andy Gray, Alan Clarke, Osgood, Law, Keegan, Francis Lee, seemed to be scoring this way all the time. Are modern strickers too scared. Is it because their alice band might fall off. Are defenders...

I seem to recall that he did not see the end of this game either, although it was not as dramatic (or as quick) as the Darlington exit. A number of North Standers got tickets in the West Stand so that they could have words with Bellotti. He decided not to stick around and this new line of...

A classic away game and one where nobody seemed to mind being locked in for over an hour when it was over. The burning police helmets (with heads inside?) was a little intimidating!

Bellotti had closed part of the north west terrace to distance himself from the angry mob. It did not work and he legged it as soon as 50 came across the pitch from the North Stand. After that the atmosphere was amazing for such a small crowd.

Is anyone travelling from Soho down to Brighton.

The bloke in Frankie Goes to Hollywood was pretty light on his feet.

The photo in the Argus makes him look like a fat lump. I hope I am wrong. Still think the team will get a win though.