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Up to 6th in the all time list behind- *Tug Wilson (566) * Sully (491) * Norman Gall (488) * Bert Longstaff (443) * Glen Wilson (436) Should get up to 4th by the end of this season and possibly top 2 by the end of next (if he stays fit and avoids gobbing off to refs!) but #1 is going to take...

Likewise - sorry about telling the same crap joke 3 times!😂

😂 Sadly, no. None of the ticket booths were open when we went up there around midday but thanks for letting me rehearse my sob stories with you beforehand! Hope you had a great time.

Thank you. Yes, my oldest one is from the 1934/35 season (Palace away) but collecting them can be highly addictive. Up to 4,009 in total now with a couple more old ones lined up. Like you, I’ve no idea what will happen to them once I’ve gone. My kids know how much time/cost has gone into...

Thank you for looking as well. I’ve got all those you mentioned plus all the 70’s, 80’s, 90’s & 00’s. There’s 2 needed from 1963/64 (Northampton league cup away and Bradford City away), 1 from 1962/63 (Bournemouth away) and the elusive 1960/61 Wrexham home league cup. Then 16 needed between...

It’s not a programme issued by the club but was for sale in the home end.

Oh thank you. No, these are the only ones I need from the Amex era (and the next oldest ‘wants’ are from 1963/64! Thanks for looking though.

😂 I’ll have a word with my Dutch contact - see what he can come up with!

Good effort. There were actually 3 cup final programmes produced; 2 for the first game and 1 for the second. One for the first game shows Steve Coppell as their #11, the other issue shows Ashley Grimes as #11. I know, I really ought to get out more!

😂😂 Funnily enough, I haven’t got that one either!

Following on from the Ajax programme thread, there’s 4 recent(ish) ones I need for my collection and I was wondering if anyone on here has any of them that I could buy from them. These are (all aways):- 2019/20 West Ham (dated 01/02/20) 2016/17 Reading (20/08/16) 2016/17 Brentford (05/02/17)...

Yep

I went to the club shop before the game -(as, if I’d got one, it would have been my 4,000th Albion first team prog and I’d love to have reached that milestone over there)- and the young lady on the counter had never heard of them. She checked with an older bloke who confirmed they no longer...

Death Disco is about the death of his mother so his wailing angst reflects that. But, agree, some of their other stuff could be a tad turgid!

That’s not a bad list tbh. The Monochrome Set were vastly underrated but Jet Set Junta was utterly brilliant!

Up to 36th after Derek Adams left Morecambe

Absolutely. The intro to SEH is them at their 100 mile an hour best.

Their second album was indeed over-produced (although it still contained some belters, particularly when played live) and was panned by the critics at the time. By the time they recorded the London Calling album, their all round writing and musicianship had ‘matured’ to a different level. The...

I think O’Mahoney will be getting some minutes very soon.

Another vote for British although cap doffed to The Ramones, who significantly influenced a number of UK bands including The Undertones (best gig I’ve ever been to!). Punk’s ‘explosion’ in 1977 -(yeah, I know it started the year before)- had a profound effect on me in that IT (the music...