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Freddie’s! I went there for years.

The Lewes v Worthing game a couple of years ago was a sell out at 2300, which was great, but didn’t feel overly packed. I am away, so missed the game yesterday, along with the opportunity to give @jackalbion a slap.

FFS… That is not a game that needs a thread like this.

We spent 5 days in Lisbon in January. It is definitely one of my favourite cities - beautiful architecture, landscape, food, beer and people.

Obviously, no, I would hate to have EH here. But you’re confusing your Burnley debacles. The two-red-card game was in 2011. Barton’s stamp was six years later, and Dyche supported him after the game.

Now I can’t get that Kylie song out of my head.

Two icons here. 😢

I saw Gil Scott Heron numerous times. Always brilliant, and a wonderful human being.

RIP Joe. Over twenty years ago, what a performer he was.

That’s fair enough. We all like different things. They move me. Lyrically brilliant, joyous, positive and just plain fun. Looking forward to seeing them again at Glastonbury. 🙂

Yeah, I kind of expected to see you hobbling about in the mosh pit tonight.

Yard Act tonight. God, I love this band. I thought they were just incredible.

Knocky wins for me. He is the epitome of the sort of player that you love if he plays for your club, but everyone else hates. Neal Maupay is similar, but clearly not as flairtastic as AK. He’s up there as one of my favourite ever Albion players.

As well as Spoorloos (mentioned above), Speak No Evil plunged into the depths of human existence. It’s another film that has stayed with me.

This has also stuck with me. It still makes me squirm when I think about it now. I don’t think I have ever found a film that has disturbed me as much.

Gonzalo Jara Reyes edges it for me. An actual criminal playing for us intermittently between court appearances, and being a horrible upstart when he played. I never really ‘got’ Paddy McCourt. I found him irrelevant and forgettable.

A really interesting read as always, Stewart. I am loving hearing about your travels - I feel inspired to visit some of these places - particularly Roffey (I had no idea where Roffey was before this). What’s up with your camera, though? 🙂

Having met Stat Junior in Amsterdam, I have to say he’s a lovely fella. And he’s got great hair. But it’ll be good to have you up with us next season, Stat.