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WE called at this place at the end of a pub crawl and to use the end of the kitty and get out of the rain. If I had been the manager, I would have come down quickly, made a fuss and sure that customer was ok and taken details with an offer of compensation. As it is, now I have little choice but...

I stand corrected!

Dramatic headline maybe but it was pretty dramatic for me in there tonight. They have an open fire (not lit) but either side they have a candle and infront of the candle, at very close proximity, are chairs. I sat, with a group of friends, only to notic3e it getting rather warm. I turned my...

Not read the whole thread but you have to earn the right to play and skilful players, in an entertainment business, are entitled to show their skills. I remember the great Leeds team keeping the ball and knocking it around (bit like we did at times last year). I also remember Best toying with...

Where abouts in Coldean were you? My family moved in to Hawkhurst Road and it must have been about 1952 (before I was born)?

A big lad, especially as played as a winger, but not much good in the air. Strong, fast & powerfull, hard to stop when running at you but not much skill or guille. I remember the game v Luton when he scored 2 in a 3-2 thriller and Clarkey broke the Luton player (Fuscillo's) leg.

Thanks for bouncing and have only read the last page. One thing that troubles me, and I know I'm getting old, but who was this 'Heath' player? Obviously didn't leave much of an impression in that I can't remember him. Was his 1st name Matt?

It does seem that most stewards treat you more as valued customers and that's how it should be and makes quite a difference to the matchday experience. For far too long people going to football have been treated as some sort of deliquents.

I think the Albion ones are about £2.00 now.

Ive bought a TV and a 'pooter off fellow NSC guys. Bargains for me, good money for them, fine couple of gents and everybodies happy.

I remember it before the stand was built and it was uncovered terrace. Also saw the Boat Race there one year.

I bought 2 today. Would be good if they allow free parking.

Lewes is not bad for pubs and the train is probably easier than from Brighton.

WE have our unofficial 'Boy's Run' in Lewes on Monday. Starts at 12.00, loads of pubs and a curry, of course.

Churchill Sq to Lower Bev, 60-90 mins on a 49a via Lewes Road, and that's sometimes without the waiting time whilst packs of 49's and 25's sail by.

Very brave of them in this weather, wind rain or cold will not deter them....and nobody has a bloody clue what their gripe is and nobody cares.e

Probably wrong to describe it as a proper football but weren't those 'Frido' balls fun? You could kick it as hard as you could into the lightest breeze and it would balloon back over your head!

Slade is my fav but Mud is very poignant as I had a mate who was killed when we were both 21 and it was this time of year and the Mud song was often on. RIP Big Peter Parslow, not forgotton, nor your brother Mark, also passed away in a December.

AS far as I know, they stop but it's usually a while before anyone is able to get on as it will only stop for people to get off.

I'll be there. Be good if we could park nearby as no extra buses or trains.