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Kid themselves.

Hard one to decide. Mine would all come from the same era. Mark Lawro (who never really played for us) was undoubtedly the real class act as his future club showed. The midfield engine and captain invincible Nobby Horton was the greatest captain Brighton have seen in my lifetime. And the goal...

Steve Burtenshaw, later to become a bit of a Arsenal stalwart.

Mondeo Man + Middle Class = Are you sure?

Another ignorant :wanker:

But I'll leave it to the obvious expert.... *moves on*

He wasn't that far off the mark! Good bounce.

Top spot! Well done fella.

Robinsons fault.... he should have been greedy!

Lives long and hard in NI too, I know, I used to live there... but it is almost without a fail lead by Glasgow.

Seriously out of order to align this forum with the BNP, but what was the thinking behind this post? The owner of this forum whilst sharing a view, absolutely knows he is attempting to splinter Brighton supporting forums... why did you do that Bozza? Are you having a superiority complex? You...

I agree, and he used to recieve death threats for being Northern Irish but Catholic if I remember rightly... bigotry lives long and hard in Scotland.

All the seagulls are flying in the direction of right (as opposed to left if you see what I mean).

Correct, and kind of liked it at the time.

Escort Agency

Chelsea may have drafted in a few managers over the past decade but the nucleus of the side hasn't really changed. Perhaps that's why Chelsea are certainly at least the second best side in English football currently.

This... they love belittling people don't they.

Sorted then ... not going.

So we get one half of the conspiracy of 1978 ... great! What's Harry's bung in this?

Ancelotti will still be Chelsea manager in my opinion.