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Wherever I move to now, if I do, I am Brighton ‘till I die :smile: That is 100% a FACT, even if we go non league

In fairness the Asia is not the same as the Bistro which is an adjoining restaurant. I had a good meal there although seeing Knocky’s comments about microwaved, a couple of the dishes could well have been.

Classic smash and grab, they were outclassed all game

Ivan Toney is one booking away from a suspension, Brentford‘s next two games are against United and Newcastle. He MIGHT not put himself about as much as usual

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Low block and long ball forward when they win it is what I’m going for. We could spend quite a bit of time rolling the ball underfoot and passing across the back trying vainly to draw them onto us. Lots of play acting goes without saying.

If he likes Asian cuisine the Ivy Asia in Ship St

Hope not, it was supposed to be three weekends only and the last was last weekend, but definite info would be good

Harry and polls - car crash :lolol:

I must get out of this rabbit hole :smile:

I was a big fan of Cattlin and was as gutted when he got the sack as any manager since I became a fan. Poyet was brilliant but what an ego

Whilst not taking away his achievements he always struck me as a bit of a prat using us as a stepping stone. Never felt he “got“ the Albion but did a great job as he eyed a better job. Peter Taylor was much more likeable and completed the job Adams walked away from and he has my utmost respect...

Give us a run down on your thoughts on that season :wink:

Hard to argue against the sea change in style he brought. As I’m a being entertained over any quality of football as long as we win type I enjoyed pretty well all his tenure as we always tried to play football, even if the winless runs were frustrating. The way he left tarnishes it all though for me

Impossible to answer for me but the manager who has produced the most exciting football is indubitably RDZ for me, let's see how it plays out long term, I have the feeling we could end up with a Poyetesque finale to his time here.

I already know, we have had a heart breaking couple of games against them and one game where we got our revenge big time :lolol: One game produced the best ever Amex atmosphere until the Chelsea game My son in law is a massive fan of them too :wink:

Not surprised you haven’t said which team :wink:

I’ll hazard a guess that if this is your first live watch of Spurs vs Albion you might come down on one side or the other :smile: I went to my first game between them thinking I wouldn’t care who won. The day I became an Albion fan

That’ll be me again, I was over 20 but now coming up to 50 years following the Albion. If anyone wants to call me a JCL or suggest I’m not a “real” fan it’s like water off a duck’s back. I won’t bore you with details but I have followed this club far and wide and at 4 “home” grounds. Palace...

Off the top of my head -3 and all Chelsea fans