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Yep, I had the 'op' a few years back!

Thanks, bottom left with the B Cal shirt. Recognise me now?

Has anybody got that pic of Albion fans outside the Railway Bell in 1983? Be nice to see it, especially as it has a rather young & slim me in it.

Jubs rubs it in a bit as why didn't we push for a hatful of goals on Saturday?

Shame we seemed to give up attacking with the substitution of KLL. Play became very narrow and why not give CMS 20 mins on a day like today?

No comment, just interesting. http://www.wba.co.uk/news/article/albion-freeze-season-ticket-prices-2014-1481370.aspx#BJv57bMD7iwJ4tRP.01

I wonder what the benefit rate is in Romania. Watched the Panorama programme last night, about the benefit cap, and maybe they did pick 'special' cases but asylum seekers who the UK take in seem to then have loads of kids and then kick off because they want to live in London rather then the...

Well played to the OP!!

beware the edge of the seat!

Very good entertainment but make no mistake, the England team worked hard for that win, never stopped running and hunted in packs to win the ball back on the rare occasions the Monties had it. Other noticeable features, no play acting, no rolling around or diving, hardly a free kick given for...

Yes, but apart from that?

It's a good offer made in good faith and it's such a shame that the world these days sees such gestures and those making them with such suspicion. A sad sign of the times, I'm afraid.

When you do eventually get your new ground I hope you'll love it as much as we love the Amex. if there's one small consolation is this long protracted affair it's that there's not the heartache and angst of leaving a much loved home behind because Eastville is long gone.

It was just when the Albion team was gelling together, a team that would take us from the 3rd to 1st division. Ipswich were a top team and we thought our chance had gone after a heroic, but richly earned 0-0 draw at Portman road. In the replay, Ipswich took the lead but albion fought back...

I believe the Japanese can be very inventive at this kind of torture, i mean fundraising.

Our team has a 'secret' weapon in a young lad who will steal the hearts and minds of all the ladies (and some men) leaving the way for us to romp to victory!

Eggsactly.

The only draw back with the fantastic WSU is that you have to be fit enough to do the stairs....and there are....LOTS.

Doc does go to the Amex for Cup games and was at the game v QPR as a mutual friend had a spare ticket. He was born in London & QPR was his childhood team.

Yes I was also a lottery agent back in the 70's & 80's and he looked after us all and was one of the few good guys who managed to keep their job (somehow) during the bellotti years. So pleased to hear he's still going strong.