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The worthing 'Love bus' is booked in for some post match lap dancing at legs eleven, the management have assured me that all under 18's on our trip will be issued with bottles of coke, packets of crisps and blindfolds.
Have a good day one and all, ENJOY:clap:
Am filming a Hart of the Matter Cup Special for Seagulls Player tomorrow so will be stopping at Oxford services both on the way up and back for some vox pops, and also outside Villa Park.
All contributions from Albion fans young and old are welcome so please don't be shy if Nick and I approach you.
Its called 'build up' although imho the play-off final was a far bigger game, for not only the possible promotion to the Championship but the fact that 30,000 plus fans, many of whom were part of the lost generation, had a day out following the Albion at a great stadium.
Tomorrow will be a...
Strange as it may sound have two from the same sport.
Eric Bristow one of my boyhood idols, met him and was gutted, complete c***.
Phil Taylor, thought he was complete c***, met him and he was the nicest person I ever interviewed on SCR.
Well almost, I seem to recall Chelsea were well up for it and were kicking the said 8 bells out of a couple of Sussex coppers, any Brighton fan stupid enough to still be in the ground or even on the pitch at the same time had put x for no publicity.
Its not an Urban myth, having consulted a fanzine back issue, it was on Easter Saturday 1982 when the Albion played Arsenal at the Goldstone and the players were giving out easter eggs in the disabled section.
One GE contributor once wrote a comprehensive homage to old 0898
And of course Tone...
According to Andy Lee, dubbed Secret Squirrel in the Eye, who was very close to Baz at the time the club still needed some small financial backing from Brighton Council which Lord B blocked because it was going to be in Beeding.
And it was Lord Bassam of Whitehawk that actually put the brakes in 1993 on Barry Lloyd's ambitious plans for Beeding cement works for a multi purpose stadium in association with Pepsi Cola.
Rumour has it Neil Diamond was pencilled in for the opening gig.
It truly would have been a beautiful...
As my grannie used to say 'That man's chickens are coming home to roost'
I think he could go down along with Storrie and Mandaric, just ask Lester Piggott.
Mr Redknapp clearly saw the iceberg coming or at least the one that didn't have the bloke from the serious fraud office sitting on it.
As much as the likes of Pompey and Palace are our rivals, given all the hurt we went through you wouldn't wish this on any team.
If they survive as a club, it...