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and the man in a white coat who painted the half time scores next to the letters with whitewash.

The smell of the linament on the players legs (circa 1963) when I stood at the front of the chicken run. John Dillon, Roy Jennings, Granny Goodchild and George Waites spring to mind.

Stones & Mings not covering themselves in glory tonight, Dunk for England !!!

In my experience, most people do !

I hope you've got a good insurance policy.

Try it with about 1:2 fresh orange juice. Its kept me off alcohol for 4 days of the week for a couple of years now.

An alternative theory I've seen says that Bruce wants to lose badly to get the sack and rake in £4m or so. Otherwise he'd quit.

I remember that game very well. A pal of mine was the part time secretary of the Cobblers at that time and I got to sit in the Director's box (such as it was) just behind Barry Lloyd, for some of the game. I also spoke to one David Pleat in the hospitality after the game. As I recall...

Does he have a family connection to the Albion ?

Let's hope Tony doesn't gain one top flight team, but lose another.

Is this readers' wives ?

I'm not in that photo, but there are two lads at the front wearing my old grammar school cap !

Fairly impressive female representation too.

They're clearly NOT impressed by playing out from the back !

Probably just you ?

I know this is heretical to some, but I enjoyed the first season in the PL under Hughton much more than anything that has happened since. Contrary to what people say, we actually played some very attractive football at times and I used to drive home (150 miles) in a reasonable mood on more than...

When was the last time the result of one of our games was immaterial 10 mins from the end ? I'm usually hiding behind the sofa at that stage.

Anyway, RIP to Ken Dodd, Louis Armstrong, Wordsworth, Leonard Cohen, Vaughan Williams, Ronald Binge and anybody else mentioned in this thread who is no longer with us.

Already doing this up my way. You even get a ticket online and a "rate your visit" email the next day !

Isn't ours the Frank Worthington Derby and BTW, it's never previously been called the "Round of 16". It's the Fifth Round of the FA Cup ! That's what it was known as when we won at Anfield in 1983.