Saw him at Fulham away, back in the 90s......supporting the Albion.
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Famous Albion fans
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Saw him at Fulham away, back in the 90s......supporting the Albion.
Ernest
Stupid IDIOT
Famous means people have actually heard of them
Official Old Man
Uckfield Seagull
Adam Pitts,drummer in Lawson and the reason my Daughter came to the Amex as I discovered. A really good bloke even though he is a drummer and has time to chat to both me about football and Daughter about the band. No ego at all.
bobby baxter
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If we are talking drummers...Steven Farrone was born in Brighton and has performed in Albion headgear
bobbysmith01
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Johnathan Pearce and his 2 sons are in the same 1901 lounge. Think he is a Bristol city fan, but has a love for the albion as he jumps up when we score. His 2 boys are defiant fans.
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Colonel Angus
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It's a tenuous list. With the exception of Des Lynam, Fat Boy, the late Norman Wisdom , Sid Sloane and possibly one of the Rizzle Kicks (?) the rest of them seem to have been occasional or champagne fans at best.
How many were at Hereford? That's what I want to know.
How many were at Hereford? That's what I want to know.
brakespear
Doctor Worm
Harold.
Peter Brackley (I think).
That character from Hollyoaks.
Attila the Stockbroker
As I said, Peter Cleall was a regular fan as he stood in front of me many times. And Jamie Theakston certainly is, I met him at a party once and he knew a lot about the Albion and was clearly a regular (knew even more about Sussex)
Not sure that being at Hereford is any guide though: I wasn't at Hereford and I've been going for nearly 50 years and I was a STH at Goldstone, Priestfield and Withdean.
Or Katie Price when she was known as Jordan, not as nice as the 2 you have mentioned obviously, but there was a photo of Jordan in an Albion kit.
(John) Aden Gillett who played the role of Jack Maddox on the BBC series The House of Eliott . . . . .
Well, I used to work with him at the Royal Pavillion Tavern (Shades bar) in 1979, and bumped into him at Priestfield once.
Blimey, this barrel is very shallow; I think I scraped the bottom of it with the tip of my nose when I peeked into it
ps - yes, I used to see 'Duffy' at the Goldstone often.
Well, I used to work with him at the Royal Pavillion Tavern (Shades bar) in 1979, and bumped into him at Priestfield once.
Blimey, this barrel is very shallow; I think I scraped the bottom of it with the tip of my nose when I peeked into it
ps - yes, I used to see 'Duffy' at the Goldstone often.
Soul Finger
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I'm sure I saw Leo Sayer being interviewed once, proclaiming to be an Albion fan.
There was no mention of Shoreham Airport though.
There was no mention of Shoreham Airport though.
I thought Pearce was a Chelsea fan?
Doesn't David Dimbleby frequent the Amex now and again?
Colonel Angus
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Don't worry it was a tongue-in-cheek comment as a typical yardstick by which some fans are happy to judge others. Not to be taken seriously.
Garage_Doors
Originally the Swankers
He has a soft spot for the Albion because he now lives here but his heart is Chelsea.
Surrey_Albion
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Meet him on the train and he was talking to my daughter (she keeper looking round at him) seems a thougherly nice chap
Yes he was - 0-0 Danny Bolt hit the bar - FA cup. Game was terrible. nly time I've ever seen him though
Surrey_Albion
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"Quainton " grew up in Reigate and used to work in the Panther, always been Brighton to my knowledge