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He used to own Stonehill, a medieval house, on the outskirts of Chiddingly. He had his recording studio in the barn next to the road.

Tough having seen and enjoyed watching both play for Brighton. But as I am in need of a tie breaker - Valencia beats Halifax on the flair front :bowdown:

Classic case of celebrity dumbing down. TV is full of it these days. pIty she didn't run around the cheetah enclosure, at least it would have been in the raw and entertaining!

Still the best day of my Albion supporting life :albion2::bhasign:

Remember it well, also stood in the Chicken Run, surrounded by Palace fans I seem to remember. Great atmosphere.

RIP Freddie, I met him about 20 years ago at Gatwick. He was on a trip home from coaching in the USA. Had nothing but good to say about the Albion, and wished us well in our fight against Archer etc.

Goes to show that he has as much control over his phone as he had over a football. But these things happen when sat in you average £200,000 customised Range-Rover after a good game . Probably interference from the £10,000 stereo. It's a Land-Rover thing; It get a similar problem in my 11 year...

Taking the Seagull Special to Walsall on a cold March day for the return fixture after the famous 7 - 0 drubbing: Hopes high, top of the table, Peter Ward in fine form, 7 - 0, 7 - 0, 7 - 0, 7 - 0............Fellows Park, what a dump, then lost to a last minute Alan Buckley goal and got...

This, Murray is BHA history.

So one tiger could?

Definitely this!

Orcas take out great white sharks - has to get my vote!

1960's finest

Vital win that :-)

Careful you might give the programme editors an idea. Although we could chip together to give Ernest a platform [emoji6][emoji1303]

Now back in Ireland. He had a bad stroke a few years back, which left him partailly paralised I seemed to recall.

I particularly enjoyed his successful efforts in galvanising the Fulham fans and players to win at the Amex after he had put us a goal up!

Paul Schofield was Sussex born and bred and lived here all his life. Frank Bridge Jon Snow All Sussex through and through.

Brighton v Rochdale 1972 - the night we got promoted after a 1 -1 draw. Totally hooked on night games from then on. The view of the ground, as you walked past the church near the south east corner - floodlights, a fug of smoke and the North Stand already in full voice - magic, just magic

I had a good view of them in Sussex about 20 years ago, long before the vogue for paying large amounts of money to fly north in an effort to see them- something that is not guaranteed. Like so many things in life they come round when you least expect them.