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Really? http://www.european-football-statistics.co.uk/attnclub/bha.htm

I could ask the same of Brighton fans in the last years of the Goldstone ground, when the fans knew it was in imminent danger of being pulled from under your feet you were averaging 9k. You conveniently overlooked that or did you just forget?

Haha I like you, you crazy fool

http://www.owlsonline.com/?page=news&news_id=1155 Some great quotes from a Wednesday blog on Brighton- Brighton were founded in 1901 and were elected to the Football League in 1920. There isn't much to say about Brighton's time in the football league before the 1970's. To be honest, I didn't...

I wouldn't bother Churley, old WCP sees things in Brighton FC that no other fan in the country can. An average historically third tier seaside club that nobody else really gives a stuff about, but on the other hand there is nothing wrong with banging the drum for your club, even though the vast...

Yep I'm up his arris as we speak. And what the **** you are on about only you know to be honest! Bless you little Chelsea Headhunter! 😀

I would imagine that is commonplace in Grimsby, so you would know

Haha it already does that!

LKJ In Dub - Linton Kwezi Johnson

She can't have them buddy, it gives the place a certain ambience!!

I guess it's handy Tony Bloom doesn't want his money back then

Hmm not me personally Botty! :lolol:

Williams is a class act no question, but is also injury prone unfortunately. He has just signed a new 5 year deal, so he obviously sees his future at Selhurst Park, I just hope Pulis does too!

Nah that's Iain Dowie surely?

Slide Away

A bloke that has posted nearly 7,000 times in a year on an internet messageboard has the audacity to call someone else a Nigel? Haha you could not make you up you complete ****wit

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vj_owknW9go&feature=c4-overview&list=UUdwxvk1c4Jmtsy7DmUPtkiw

http://www.oldschoolhiphop.com/artists/deejays/kooldjherc.htm

Rakim, Wu-Tang Clan and Public Enemy for me

1520 Sedgwick Avenue on the Cross Bronx Expressway was the home of the first hip hop parties, led by the Godfather of Hip Hop a 6ft 5 Jamaican called Clive Campbell aka DJ Kool Herc. It was said his sound system was the one guys like Grandmaster Flash and Afrikaa Bambaataa aspired to. Happy 40th