Buzzer
Languidly Clinical
- Oct 1, 2006
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He has friends who sit in the directors' box though who undoubtedly could get their hands on complimentary tickets.Not given or allowed to buy a ticket , no need to ban
He has friends who sit in the directors' box though who undoubtedly could get their hands on complimentary tickets.Not given or allowed to buy a ticket , no need to ban
Seen him queuing for the standard 1901 toilets a couple of times at HT so he definitely isn't in the Directors area - or at least doesn't like their loos.
Saw him at plenty of away games this season, stood next to him at Watford.
Wonder what the old boys been up to?
But do we really need any more detail? Whether or not there has been a disagreement I think we can all agree on one thing - if there HAS been one then the protagonists are the people who rescued this club from the knacker's yard, kept it going, came to its rescue and invested huge effort and cash in getting us to where we are now. In other words, Heroes of the Albion all.I think you need to give a bit more detail ..... otherwise it's a bit difficult to decide if it's a load of old rubbish.
He sits right at the far left of the directors' box a couple of rows back very near to Des Lyman. Tony Bloom and family are back row at the end of the row on the right apart from Darren Bloom who sits front row with his son.Seen him queuing for the standard 1901 toilets a couple of times at HT so he definitely isn't in the Directors area - or at least doesn't like their loos.
I bumped into Dick Knight at a service station I THINK on the way up to port vale when I THINK we clinched promotion or something or another, it was a long time ago. He was buying pastries I do remember that.
Heard a different rumour today, that our club president has been banned from home & away games since the Arsenal home match, for rest of season.
Anyone else heard same or complete bobbins?
I bumped into Dick Knight at a service station I THINK on the way up to port vale when I THINK we clinched promotion or something or another, it was a long time ago. He was buying pastries I do remember that.
My experience of DK is that he is happy to talk about anything to anyone who will listen. He’s a really nice guy but is now at an age where the filters start getting worn. Nonetheless he is an absolute Albion legend and there are few things he could do to tarnish his reputation as far as I’m concerned. However, he is one the few old guard left that have anything to do with the club these days -corporate togetherness has never really worked in my experience (it just lives in the heads of those who promote it).
Without their efforts, I'm not sure where the stadium project would be.
I used to see Dick in a Pizza restaurant in hove with a succession of tearful ex Albion managers.