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Sadly, yes.

That’s sad mate, feel for you. They become such a massive part of your family. Roxie will have known how much you all loved her.

Hope they go really well Dan.

There were one or two a bit closer to home in 1958!

Great shout! Possibly Bob on the right and Zoot Alors in the black suit.

😂 Yep. In the section ‘Where Were You When We Were Shit?’ (Cheers for the plug 👍)

Trawled back through the thread and amazed that this isn’t on here.

Not all of us. It’s Falmer for me. Always has been, always will be.

Best of luck tonight, hope it goes really well and loads of money gets raised for a fantastic cause.

Yep, me too. Mine’s still got black grease marks on it from the stanchion at the very back of the upper tier where I stood for the replay. That’s definitely my BEST. CRAPPEST - can’t think of any. OLDEST - Palace v Brighton programme from the 1932/33 season.

Very good 😂

Done - good luck 🤞

😂 Yep, love reminiscing with all that old stuff.

Oh wow! I hadn’t actually but looks great. Cheers for sharing 👍

The other great thing about Sydney Street back in those days was the waft of freshly ground coffee from a shop on one of the corners, which you could smell from miles away.

Yep. The Vaultage albums were all released on Attrix Records and featured local bands. The first one, Vaultage 78, contained tracks by (amongst others) The Piranhas, Nicky and the Dots, Peter and the Test Tube Babies, and The Dodgems, and was probably the best of the 3 Vaultage albums...

Spoof?🤷‍♂️

Looks quick too

Ah, ok, I think there might be a couple on Waterstones as I know of a few blokes who bought it from them. I’m still having to do all the promotional stuff at the moment as my publishers are being useless so any positive reviews will really help. Many thanks again.

Oh crikey, that was quick 😂 Thank you so much for your kind words and I’m really glad you enjoyed it. Please could you do me a massive favour when you get a spare sec and stick a review on Amazon? That would be brilliant! Cheers again, Stuart.