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Interesting. In a buggered up silly way. Mile End.

Je vous remercie.

There is now SEVEN HOURS (so far) of mod, soul, ska, jazz and 60s beat for you to download / listen in to at www.mixcloud.com/LargeAl PLAY LOUD.

Yikes. I shudder to think what he's doing with it.

El Presidente - do you have the trophy? Everyone else - do you have your teams? :bounce:

"The best decision for me...", he said.

Find out here... http://albionroar.co.uk/media/files/download.php?file=Roar-24-Dec-2016.mp3

I'd hope some of you into mod, soul and ska would take a moment to listen to 'Move On Up'. :)

Just over two weeks until quiz night. Have you got your teams sorted? Let me know.

Right now, there isn't a definitive answer. No-one has any idea as to why you think there is one. The only time there will be a definitive answer is after everyone has played 46 matches. Even if there was, there's nothing you or me or anyone else on here can do about it. Aside from that, goal...

Could you point us all in the direction of those who think that? Thanks. That, or acknowledge you've just made it up.

Shelvey was largely shackled in the second half down here. Sadly, bog brush Ritchie took over, with a sublime Dunk-esque quarter-back pass of his own. The gonky git.

It's a constant source of debate - choosing one partner over the other. Last season, the Brighton fans went for Kayal, barely giving Stephens a look-in, while the professionals went for Stephens, with Kayal nowhere.

Tickets are selling now. The room has a capacity of just under 300, so do get in there quickly...

Who knows? But he has previous. He was also in 'Brighton Til I Die'. Sent from my SM-A300FU using Tapatalk

Listen to the podcast from November again. Then you may wish to re-consider...

Announcing a one-off show taking place on the 20th anniversary of the last day at the Goldstone Ground. Hosted by Build A Bonfire co-authors Steve North and Paul Hodson at Komedia in Brighton, and compered by Attila The Stockbroker, the evening will be a celebration of the fans' efforts over...

Worked that out when he came on the show back in November. Proper gent, sublime fellow.

The cost of licensed taxi fares is set by the local authority. The latest figures I can find (from 2010 - can't find anything later) would mean the lowest-tariff 3-mile journey from Worthing would be £8.20. In Brighton & Hove, the equivalent would be £8.80. Hardly a massive difference.

Highly selective, and in some cases, simply not true - especially the taxi fares for Worthing and Shoreham.