[Albion] Does Albion have any super fans?

[carlzeiss]

Nope, as posted elsewhere on this thread The Doc stopped going to home games quite a while ago. Pretty sure the other chap is Stuart 2 Bags Ashby.


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From Shoreham

 

[AZ Gull]

Nope, as posted elsewhere on this thread The Doc stopped going to home games quite a while ago. Pretty sure the other chap is Stuart 2 Bags Ashby.


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From Shoreham

Fanatic visits his 19,186th pub but has no plans to stop his journey of watering holes from the Good Beer Guide

 

[Insel affe]

Graham Talbot - Brighton and Hove Albion fan blows final whistle on away days

Nice guy, used to talk to him at some of the more obscure northern away games like York & Crewe etc, last saw him last year in the Albert, said hello.

 

[South Stand Bonfire]

Definitely true. Virtually every away game I've ever been to (quite a lot), he is always there and it can't be coincidence. I saw him at the AFC Wimbledon U23 game last season. He always has a plastic bag and a vintage faded blue and white striped scarf. He is not the same guy as Graham Talbot, so we have more than one superfan.

You can also count Liz Costa in this category as there aren't many games that she has missed.

Sounds like Gus from Shoreham who also sells the programmes in WSL?

 

[smiler]

Definitely true. Virtually every away game I've ever been to (quite a lot), he is always there and it can't be coincidence. I saw him at the AFC Wimbledon U23 game last season. He always has a plastic bag and a vintage faded blue and white striped scarf. He is not the same guy as Graham Talbot, so we have more than one superfan.

You can also count Liz Costa in this category as there aren't many games that she has missed.

Gus?

 

[Nobby]

Gus Nunnerly

 

[LowKarate]

That's the guy. Didn't know his name was Gus.

 

[South Stand Bonfire]

That's the guy. Didn't know his name was Gus.

Very nice man. He won’t know me from NSC so I feel I can say that.

 

[timbha]

Gus Nunnerly

The guy to the right of Gus (as we look) doesn’t miss many/any either (not 50 years though)

 

[Bodian]

I used to drink in the Stadium pub before home games, and Gus was often in there (and when I played for the darts team there). I bumped into him in a great little pub in Preston before the game there last year and he was telling me about his matches longevity - pretty sure he told me that the bloke to his right (in the sunglasses) hadn't missed a game for even longer. I was pretty impressed I must say.

I spotted him in halfman halfbiscuit's photo shoot from Boro. Gus in his other habitat...

 

[Bwian]

I used to drink in the Stadium pub before home games, and Gus was often in there (and when I played for the darts team there). I bumped into him in a great little pub in Preston before the game there last year and he was telling me about his matches longevity - pretty sure he told me that the bloke to his right (in the sunglasses) hadn't missed a game for even longer. I was pretty impressed I must say.

I spotted him in halfman halfbiscuit's photo shoot from Boro. Gus in his other habitat...

He's been wearing that same scarf for as long as I can remember. Want a decent pint at away games? Ask Gus. He knows good pubs in every corner of the country.

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[Superphil]

Graham Talbot - Brighton and Hove Albion fan blows final whistle on away days

I met him once at a midweek away game at Plymouth, I was able to make it as I was on business, he made it because he always made it

 

[ac gull]

Graham Talbot came out of away day retirement and was at Boro away as was Gus from the photos

Though I'm not supposed to know this as had my loyalty points deducted as attendance list apparently says I wasn't there - I was !!

 

[amexer]

Are they on NSC

 

[Codner pharmaceuticals]

So that's Gus - I remember him selling us half time lottery tickets at the Goldstone when I was in single figures age.

 

[Harry Wilson's tackle]

So that's Gus - I remember him selling us half time lottery tickets at the Goldstone when I was in single figures age.

I remember nearly 20 years ago @Dick Knight's Mumm telling me that 'Angus' was a superfan. I would imagine he has insufficient spare time to ponce about on NSC, though.

 

[dazzer6666]

Gus Nunnerly

Responsible for what I think was the best post-match, walking-back-to-the-car RANT I have ever heard.......was following him and he was expressing his views on our abject performance away at Rotherham in CHs first season.

Sells lotto tickets in WSL every home game.

 

[grubbyhands]

Came across a book recently written by a Leeds Superfan that hadn't missed a single game since 1968, guy called Gary Edwards

Just wondered if Albion has any such fans that have achieved very long runs of attendance for competitive matches, home and away, league and cup. Anyone that made it all the way through the war years?

Well, it's easy to go to every Leeds game if you live in that sh*thole as you're unlikely to have a job or owt.

 

[Turkey]

Gus Nunnerly

That's the guy that immediately came to mind for me. Whenever I'm at an obscure friendly or Checkatrade game or whatever it is he seems to be there too!

 

[Peter Grummit]

Gus is a very nice chap indeed. He used to man the staff gate at the Greyhound stadium when I worked there 1979-81.

Graham was a work colleague of my Dad's for the Inland Revenue in the 70s and 80s. He would usually have a plastic carrier bag with his transistor radio fixed to his ear during matches. A confirmed batchelor who lived with his mother, many will not be surprised to hear, he was also a big film buff and NFT member. I saw him recently in Lewes and he is quite stooped now, must be in his 70s. He still watches Lewes occasionally.

Both have genuine superfan status and should be recognised as such.

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