[Albion] If you could go back in time and attend ANY BHAFC fixture, which one would you choose?

[Mustafa II]

 

[Is it PotG?]

Charidee Shield, 1910 mate.

'Charlie Webb, please can I have your Hessian shirt?'

 

[METALMICKY]

You really need to clarify at what point in the fixture. Obvious choice for more fairly recent times would be Hereford when final whistle went.

 

[Rdodge30]

Hereford.

 

[Taybha]

82-83 FA Cup Semi v Massive,nothing has ever come close for me,just the best footballing experience I've ever attended,and for future reference the name of my first gerbil was Romeo.

 

[Mustafa II]

You really need to clarify at what point in the fixture. Obvious choice for more fairly recent times would be Hereford when final whistle went.

Full game.

 

[Giraffe]

Hereford, just to experience it again knowing the outcome was safe. Might be more enjoyable that way.

Or the 83 Cup Final, as I didn't go due to my dad being off work at the time. I said it didn't matter as we would go when we reached the final again. Hopefully it will happen one day but he won't be around to see it

 

[Milano]

83 semi as I didn’t have enough loyalty points at the time.

 

[Mellotron]

83 Cup Final
Hereford
First Amex League game vs Doncaster - stupid "friends" wedding.

 

[One Teddy Maybank]

Hereford - as I didn’t go….
Chelsea - home - just loved it
Sheff Wed - home - 1976 - I was probably too young to appreciate the significance

 

[METALMICKY]

Full game.

Really? Nervous before game and actually felt sick with nerves at half time? Nearly shat my pants when that bloke should have lobbed Ormerod? No thanks

 

[Is it PotG?]

Really? Nervous before game and actually felt sick with nerves at half time? Nearly shat my pants when that bloke should have lobbed Ormerod? No thanks

Go to a different one in the time machine then.

 

[Normal Rob]

Hereford. Wasn’t there, massive regret. Feel very self conscious of the fact that I wasn’t there when talking to other Brighton fans- not just on here but when meeting random Brighton fans in my home town. Always got a Skint 25 Zamora shirt or a skint replica - wouldn’t buy a sandtex though because I didn’t go- seems disrespectful to those who went if I wore one. Probably overthinking things

I didn't go to Hereford but I went to many other games that season in my Sandtex shirt which i still have. The thought of me wearing it being disrespectful to those who did go is, quite frankly, ridiculous. Or because it is a genuine shirt from the time does that make it ok?

I admit though that squeezing it over my somewhat larger frame now would be ridiculous.

 

[Justice]

I’ve enjoyed games for different reasons not just for what happened on the pitch. Going away with all the lads I have some great memories. Bmuff away way back in the 80’s I remember playing five aside after the game back in Littlehampton with a bunch of other Albion fans. Completely random events took place on many away games it was great fun. So I would probably pick one of those just for the nostalgia rather than what the team managed.
The McShane 1-0 was great day an all day session followed by absolute scenes my favourite Palace game by far, that would be up there.

 

[warmleyseagull]

2-1 against Villa in 1972. Villa's first defeat in 12; Willie Irvine's goal that was 3rd in Goal of the Season.

 

[BBassic]

The Wigan promotion game.

I was there. But I want to relive it.

On the pitch at the end with my Dad. Far, far too much alcohol.

 

[Hamilton]

1979. Newcastle away. That promotion game.

 

[London Irish]

For me the play off final in 2004, one of those very rare occasions where we win a big final. I did something really nutty and took my 5-month old daughter to the Millennium and far from being a disaster waiting to happen doing that, it was a joyful experience the entire day. I still laugh at being gay baited by Bristol fans before the game while actually carrying recent offspring, errr

 

[Badger]

The Wigan promotion game for me too. It's the one game I was truly gutted to miss since moving away.

 

[mejonaNO12 aka riskit]

Probably the game at the Amex where Man City won the league. It was just a huge honour getting to see the Barclays Premiership being lifted by one of the greatest sporting teams of all time.