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Like Batman the mystery is half the fun

My kids loved it but I'm with you on this utter bollox.

Yes we would. But I doubt it would happen given the personalities involved.

Dare I say it Mr Wares (TLO) but Trigger probably has you all ends up on this one!!!!!!! :lolol:

Well recalled Woodster

My source came from within the club.

My favourite bit was when Bleasdale resigned and the players were all sniggering and Fry came out with the classic line. "Don't start feeling sorry for the bloke (when they clearly weren't), 5 minutes ago you all f***ing hated him" Priceless..........

Lets all have a love in tonight, almost a homage to Ambrose Claycourt.:lolol:

Who is bitter and twisted? Ade, me or Dick Knight?

Thank you all for listening, texting and calling.

Does it have a poster for the Village Fete to be opened by BBC Radio Brighton Commentator Tony Millard?

Casino, his acting in the scene with the policemen where Sharon Stone is kicking off outside the house is so natural its almost like watching reality TV.

The Mark McGhee suggestion was very much tongue in cheek, can you really imagine what kind of show it would be, especially in light of no seven second delay at BBC SCR? I'd end up with more grey hairs than Blake Carrington at the end of that. The McGhee years are history, the one gripe I have is...

Many a true word was spoken in jest..............

..........Said a spokesperson

Steve Foster?

Beach Hut, to clarify I meant Sluts in the nicest possible way. yes they were filth but on a postive note.

No I meant that what the Hammerettes 'do' is best done in the East End where its as rough as a bears arse, meanwhile at the Albion we are a bit more refined and sophisicated. In short would we really want sluts parading pre-match, gyrating with lil old Gully? Gullyt's Girls are good old...

Who knows he could end being the Jeremy Sprake of the new millenium.

He said that he felt they were a little on the young side in a 'Gary Glitter' type way, I then recalled our vist to Upton Park a couple of years ago when we saw 'The Hammerettes' in action. They were all over 21, possibly employed elsewhere of an evening as pole/lap dancers and quite simply were...