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British caledonian were the shirt sponsors but such sponsorship was not allowed on televised games, such as the cup final. Albion had a special shirt for the final and carried on wearing that in 83/84, when the sponsors were Pheonix. so, the actual cup final shirt should not have a sponsor.

I'm lucky because there are only 2 things the Mrs doesn't like about me....everything I say & everything I do.

Like any thing European, they like to tinker. May not be exactly right but I think it was European Union of Football associations, but that's a bit British so now Union of (or 'de') European FA.

I think your 1st promotion is always special. Mine was 71/72 and, although the actual match was pretty poor and yes, a setup draw, the occasion and the season was just fantastic

If it's a sunny day then try the Marina then a no 23 straight to the ground.

That Shef Weds game was a thriller as it looked like nerves had got the better of us, going a goal down & missing a pen. the sheer relief of the equiliser and eventually taking the lead was fantastic and, at the 3rd goal we thought it was all over and fans were already 'over the wall' ready to...

Good idea to park at Amex & head into town as travel is included on tickets.

No it's not. It's the new Falmer Pond as the old one is being tarmaced over for parking.

Does seem strange now that such a match would attract only 18k, but these were hard times.

To the guy above, I give you....Bambie.

Ever seen one of those B horror movies where everyone around you turns into a zombie? Well it was a bit similar on the bus ride out of my estate yeaterday except the normal assortment of characters all seemed to turn gay and isn't Scouse just about the campest accent in the UK?

Oh good, another ol' git I can reminise about the "good old days" with. Except these days are better and even WSU means I no longer miss the Goldstone so much.

He certainly did. Seemingly simple songs with words that really paint a picture. Back that up with the misic of Burt Backache and just can't fail.

And if you bump into an old bird who knows the Seagulls & Peter Ward, then send her my love as it will be my old friend Sissa, who spent a few years in Brighton in the mid 70's. I've no idea if she's dead or alive but happy times....

Too many changes. Will end in tears.

The BBC guys are having to apologise for some of the language around them. surely they can have a word with stewards to move the worst offenders away from the commentry area?

Many pubs within an easy walk of the station. Queens Road heads straight down to the sea but, if you take the little road to the right 9look for Railway Bell) and you'll find the Evening Star, arguably the best real ale pub in Brighton. Or, to the right of the station, you can take the road...

Whatever happened to the girl on here who was sweet on Nathan Elder?

I get these buses at lewes Road garage after 1.00 and have no trouble getting on. If one looks too full then another will be along in a min. There may also be a Stanmer Park service on Saturdays,, 78 or 79, I think.

There's an E Cig user near me in WSU. Apart from the initial concern about plumes of smoke, no problem at all and, as has been used at a few games, it seems the stewards are taking a sensible approach.