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For me it was Danny Cullip's bullet header against the cheats. The first time in my lifetime the Albion had won something.

In my view it's mostly lazy parenting. It's far easier to push a smartphone into your kids face rather than, read to, play with or otherwise occupy your child. My step daughter is the worst example of this with her 18 months old daughter, which allows her to spend all day herself on social media.

Very much this. It's got to the point recently where our throw ins are an advantage to the opposition. Edit to say that was a reply to mreprice.

Buckingham Park in Shoreham I am guessing. My home pitch for Shoreham Utd and Greenjacket.

I played for The Green Jacket pub in Shoreham from around 83 to 85, Then Patcham North End in 86. I finished in 88 for Churchill Rovers after a knee injury at Stanmer Park against Brighton Hospitals.

Considering Paul Barber's eagerness to discipline Albion fans for besmirching the club, or any other online indiscretion, it's amazing that they don't take action.

Probably a no **** Sherlock comment but they looked like they are coached to always leave something on a player in a challenge.

Booing Burnley fans at it again.

That's an oeuf from you

I had to listen to this frequently to get me through a tough few months.

Mostly Irish or plastic Irish

Ha ha thought I was being whooshed until I just spotted the last line. Yeah it's a good thing he is doing there. Please don't post anything like that again :wink:

Got it, I didn't spot Foster further ahead at that moment.

Cheers, had he slid off and was coming back on or in the progress of sliding off as he was clearly still on the field of play on the shot they were using for the lines? I only have portuguese commentary so didn't understand if they covered it or not.

Unless I do not understand the offside law, why was the VAR referee playing with lines when there was a Watford player on the ground a yard behind Salah on the field of play?

A bit of gospel from the terraces? :-) Oh, happy day (Oh, happy day) Oh, happy day (Oh, happy day) When Jesus washed (When Jesus washed) Oh, when He washed (When Jesus washed) When Jesus washed (When Jesus washed) He washed my sins away (Oh, happy day) Oh, happy day (Oh, happy day)

In my experience when we play an injury ravaged team it usually doesn't go well for us.

JRG and London Irish make fine bed fellows. It's like there's a connection there or something.

I meant Childers road of course. I lived somewhere between Kilmallock and Charleville until a year ago so Limerick was the go to place for us for Shopping. First time I have seen CH linked to Limerick though I must say.

That's a pretty rough looking part of Limerick if it's the same area I'm thinking of. It leads to the station doesn't it? Has a bit of a grass area at the junction with children road if I recall correctly and often had a burned out car, piles of rubbish or a horse grazing on it.