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Thankfully, I don't spend enough time on here to be in on the 'joke'.

In a thread clearly discussing the best track by The Beatles, why do people feel the need to come on to let everyone know they DON'T like The Beatles?

It's definitiely a mood thing. I adore The Beatles. Sometimes I genuinely can't believe how good they actually were. You Like Me Too Much always makes me smile. It's a good one to sing along to if (like me) you can't sing.

Only c**** boo.

I just clicked 'Yay' by mistake. Can I let it be known, for the record, that I think this is the worst shirt in the history of this magnificent football club. Looks like a junior school art project. And not the winning effort either. I don't wear replica shirts but I still want us to look the...

And yet people still vote for these absolute ****s.

Where's the option for 'none of the above'?

If you want proper varied, eclectic music, based in Brighton, give 1BTN a try: 101.4FM www.1btn.fm DAB+ TuneIn app It's ace.

Anyone know what time the Joke Du Jour is?

Use cash wherever possible. There's enough information held about us all without them knowing what/where we spend our cash too. A cashless society would be a very dangerous thing, particularly for the poor. Cash is king.

This - 100%.

The 1984 Olympics.

And the irony of pockets of their support screaming 'Irons' en route to the ground, and not aiming it at Albion fans.

Finishing 9th in the Prem, playing scintilating football. Seven? You can't have everything. This is the best season in the club's history, undoubtedly. Ten out of ten for me.

FFS. Agree with taxing the tax evaders. They cause significantly more problems than people claiming any form of benefits.

What a game! Mickey Small was a collusus and everything went through him. As great as that Millwall game was, Saturday was a whole different level.

No. They may be off form but still had one of the greatest players of all time in their line up, plus a load of others who cost a fortune. We were utterly brilliant. I've been waiting to stuff that lot for 39 years. It was so joyous I couldn't help but well up. Loved every second. UTA.

Thick as mince. Stale mince with loads of gristle and entrails.

Me too. Bouncing away corner and a sea of yellow. Keith Cassells hat-trick. That game cemented my Albion obsession!

In the North Stand, around the early 90s, a wayward warm-up effort landed near me at the front of the terrace. I decided to launch it to the back of the stand but got a bit too much purchase - as Brian Moore would say - on it and the ball hit the flourescent light over the middle section. With...