Albion Christmas Presents

[Cian]

As always, my family have done our traditional exchanging of gifts on Christmas Eve, and in addition to the new home kit, I've been given an original print run copy of More Than 90 Minutes (number three thousand and something, under half-way into the 5625); and the centre pages of a programme from 1981-ish signed by most of the squad then, including Gordan Smith.

I was expecting the shirt, but not the book/programme.

Anyone else get any Albion related stuff?

 

[Del Boy]

Not opened any prezzies yet, But I am giving out an Albion cushion, mug, car kit, football and ticket to the boxing day game! I know I'am getting the home kit aswell!

 

[John Boy]

Opening the presents tommorow morning, but it looks like an Albion calender is one of them.

 

[Bobby's Gull]

Hopefully getting the Pallookaville shirt and Charlie's DVD. My mate gave me an Albion poster for Christmas.

Oooh exciting times

 

[Bluejuice]

I'm expecting an approval from John Prescott over the Falmer stadium issue for Christmas

 

[fatboy]

Why do you open presents on the 24th?

 

[Beach Hut]

Palookaville shorts (don't think I'll wear them today though)

 

[itszamora]

I got a ridiculous amount of Albion stuff this year:

Calendar
Boxer shorts
Tie
2003/04 DVD
Shirt (as in button-up white one with little Seagull)
Towel

Sometimes I think my family are under the impression that I'm slightly more obsessed than I actually am.

 

[Wardy]

Albion presents were

Calander
Cuff Links
and as mentioned on other thread a copy of We Are Brighton signed by the Div 2 winning squad.

 

[Vankleek Hill Seagull]

Why do you open presents on the 24th?

Apparently it's a traditional Catholic thing.

My fiancee's family in Toronto are Polish (although she was born in Toronto) and they all celebrate by opening their presents on Christmas Eve.

I'm sure MYOB will correct me if I'm wrong.

 

[Donny Osmond]

My grandma got me a big Brighton rug from a local carpet shop. Not official, but it looks really cool.

 

[Cian]

Apparently it's a traditional Catholic thing.

My fiancee's family in Toronto are Polish (although she was born in Toronto) and they all celebrate by opening their presents on Christmas Eve.

I'm sure MYOB will correct me if I'm wrong.

I think it is. I'm not Catholic, but my mother is, and its her tradition.

 

[Lord Cornwallis]

Calender
Car stickers [for big red]
pin badge [for golf ball marker]
Golf balls [for the lake]
Tea towel

 

[Skintagain 1983]

I got:

> 3 points from Gillingham
> Palarse losing at home
> Lewes beating the Pensioners in Eastbourne.

Simply having a wonderful Christmas Time...

 

[dougdeep]

I got:

> 3 points from Gillingham
> Palarse losing at home
> Lewes beating the Pensioners in Eastbourne.

Simply having a wonderful Christmas Time...

What he said.

 

[Scotty Mac]

new home shirt with 'nicolas 6' to replace my 'currie 11' one
gold goalkeepers shirt
tie

 

[John Boy]

How d'ya like that DVD (Signed by Mark McGhee)
2005 calander

 

[dougdeep]

Why can't anybody spell calendar?

 

[John Boy]

 

[dougdeep]

Don't worry. I can't do punctuation!