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Yes, I believed it totally. I spent a good while drinking my tea and eating my toast ruminating on whether I liked the idea or not. Doh!

No. the Albion should always go to win. It would also show a level of class that the Saints failed to demonstrate (allegedly) in 78.

Why are so many people bothered about which is the bigger club or bigger team. Saints can be a bigger club than the Albion for all I care, I'll take the 10 point lead and sit atop the division thanks. Of course, if Saints is a bigger club/team doesn't that reflect very badly on them and super...

From this position, it has to be ourselves.

Disappointing to lose to an abomination of a "football club". We're still in a great position, no worries here.

please slaughter franchise

too big,too stong,too quick,too good Good summing up.Their closing down of space when we had the ball in the first half was fierce. Stoke even passed it around well at times. I hope they go on to win it. They are a good prem side and they were very committed and up for it yesterday. When...

Come on you Wickers

I think the goals were on the 91-92 season highlights video. Very good day and satisfying thrashing of crawley. Clarkson and Chapman in central midfield I remember

MyP2P.eu :: English FA Cup - Stoke City vs. Brighton and HA There look to be a few options today. Up the Albion! We are up for the Cup! It's the Cup that Cheers!

I hope Man Utd top our 5-0 thrashing of lairy crawley in 92.

It's a godsend to me as I live abroad. I have had few problems with it to be honest.

Yes, I saw this today. He comes across as a top fella. Truly great player.

Great news.

Very good show guys. Very interesting. Thanks

Absolutley want Man Utd to crush Crawley. Seriously everyone, Crawley are no friends of the Albion. It's barely Sussex either. Remember 1992, all mouth and no trousers "our friends from the north".

91 play off final team

Strong side at home, Orient. Decent point.

That would be quite something, indeed. He had developed into the best leader of the line among British players before his injury. I imagine Fulham will want to keep him close as he eases his way back in. I'm really looking forward to seeing him play again, and keeping my fingers crossed.