If there was to be a Blue Plaque for the Albion...

[The Large One]

... where should it be located?

It came from a Twitter conversation about the club's anniversary, and someone suggested there should be a Blue Plaque. So if so, where should it be?

Poll to follow...

 

[Hyperion]

At the Seven Stars maybe?

 

[AmexRuislip]

... where should it be located?

It came from a Twitter conversation about the club's anniversary, and someone suggested there should be a Blue Plaque. So if so, where should it be?

Poll to follow...

For starters, it couldn't possibly be put on that retail park on the former Goldstone site, that would be sacrilege.
IMO could go on the Amex stadium, as a new era in the club's history embarks.

 

[Bobby's Gull]

The Goldstone.

Along with a weekly bonfire every Saturday at 3pm with burning effigies of Belloti & Archer.

 

[BN9 BHA]

Seven Stars, and it would look better on an old building in the middle of Brighton.

 

[Napier's Knee]

I was surprised when i noticed that there isn't a plaque on The Seven Stars. To put it in perspective - there is a blue plaque on the house where Portsmouth were founded

 

[Whitley Bayster]

... where should it be located?

It came from a Twitter conversation about the club's anniversary, and someone suggested there should be a Blue Plaque. So if so, where should it be?

Poll to follow...

I'll take credit for that tweet! I can't believe there isn't one already. Now we have reached the Premier League I'd imagine the pub will benefit massively from all the Japanese tourists we'll attract away from the likes Arsenal and Manure

 

[Cheeky Monkey]

Gotta be Sing Li, although they should have one in their own right and have no need to ride the Albion's coat tails.

 

[theboybilly]

Will Palace put a Blue Plaque up in 93 years time?

 

[The Large One]

There was once a campaign to have a Blue Plaque put up on the Goldstone site, not to honour the Albion's 95-year residence, but from a local Man U fan (the whole notion of a 'local Man U fan is revolting in its own right) who wanted to honour David Beckham's first-team debut there.

Er... no, thanks.