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I was in the wsl near the South Stand. Until we scored they were loud. If we are loud you can't always hear the away fans. Understand.

As a response to " Does your boyfriend know your here" etc, the song is fine. If related to the allegations; Wrong!

The 30 blokes in the lower west were Dutch. They all wore albion colours and no, we do not claim links with Ultra groups across Europe

I think Norwich are a good club and I like the City. I can't get too bothered about one computer nerd.

Roxy Music - Empire Pool

Go to games early, visit some good pubs, meet up with some good people. If if we win, great. If not, oh well. Book up the next trip and have another good day out. Or just support Barcelona.

Manchester, like Leeds, Liverpool, Newcastle, Glasgow, Edinburgh, London, Brighton is a great city centre to visit on a football day. Sure they all have bandit territory but that is the same everywhere.

Of course, providing the railways do what they are supposed to.

Next season is looking fantastic. Southend, Oldham, Swindon & Yeovil are not great, but the rest can't come soon enough!

His books are excellent & include some good bits about Brighton.

There are so many; Jimmy Radcliffe - Long after tonight is all over ends the evening brilliantly. Frankie and the classicals - what shall we do and for tomorrow Curtis Mayfield - Move on up

And we all know that the Southstand would have won. Fact.

Good to see the flat cap making an appearance at football this winter, for the first time since 1979. (apart from a well known Albion stadium announcer) Much more British than a baseball cap! From silk scarves tied round your head, designer gear or M&S jeans & a replica shirt what are your...

Same for Colchester

According to an advert in the programme for the Hove Beer Fest. it is run by a guy called Toby Dawson. Formally of the Lewes Arms and Hand in Hand.

I know the Lewes Arms has been talked about on NSC. I hear that a previous landlord now runs The Eclipse. The last time I went it was run by a family who supported Man U. Anyone been lately, is it still good or improved?

The rivalry started between the fans in 1974. Palace had dropped from the first div to the third & after years of being bullied by London clubs obviously thought Brighton was a push-over. A few hundred went in the North Stand about one o'clock. By 3 the crowd was 26,000 and I have never seen...

They are the least chavy fans I have ever seen.

I know the train question has been done to death but I think you will find that trains are not stopping at London Bridge on Saturday. They go round the houses to Farringdon if you want to go that way.

The first half of the FA Cup 2-2 with Manchester United at Old Trafford in 1981. We went 2-0 up.