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That's amazing, Frutos - out of interest, what regiment was he in? Cap badge is not one I recognise, unless it's RE with a little distortion.
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[Albion] Old Goldstone Photos
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Looks like Case to me.
I'm in that photo, behind the goal 2/3 back in the North stand. Great day!
Me too! I'm about where I've circled. Must have been quite close to each other although IIRC it was quite tightly packed in there with proper surges on the goals and a bit of a crush to get on the pitch afterwards.
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Up the Albion!
I was giving my cousin away at here wedding. I will never forgive her, especially after she divorced a few years later.
My speech went well though. "Raise your glasses........to Brighton & Hove Albion!"
Super Steve Earle
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I believe this was taken at the Goldstone in either the 1921/22 or 1922/23 season.
The gentleman in the military uniform in the second row, a couple in from the left, is my great-grandfather.
Just 3 or 4 years before my dad watched his first match...
Boroseagull
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I wonder if anyone has any photos from outside of the ground? Notably Old Shoreham Road and the police box that used to be situated in the corner at the entrance to the North Stand? I ask as in 1963/4 I was a police cadet with the then East Sussex force and stationed at Hove. Part of training was 'walking the beat' with an experienced officer and I must say I loved it, especially when in the Goldstone area. No radios, walkie talkies etc in those days so every hour you had to make the next police box on your beat to phone into the station, and of course, make a cuppa!
I would love to see a picture of this again so if anyone could assist? Thank you
I would love to see a picture of this again so if anyone could assist? Thank you
"Ghostboy" is the only person in that photo not wearing a hat or a cap.
Perhaps as a consequence of his youthful recklessness he caught a chill at one of the matches which led to his premature demise and now he haunts the terraces as a stark warning to others to be sensibly attired during inclement weather.
Klaas
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That's brilliant. When I first saw it in this thread I assumed it was just some kind of archive/newspaper photo. Amazing that it's a personal photo.
Can anyone beat Frutos for earliest family photo at the Albion? (Hiney artists, you know what to do)
I will rule mine out as it was an Argus photo as he worked for them.
Surrey Seagull
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That's a great bit of family memorabilia but 1 thing which catches my eye is the man pouring himself a beer.I believe this was taken at the Goldstone in either the 1921/22 or 1922/23 season.
The gentleman in the military uniform in the second row, a couple in from the left, is my great-grandfather.
Good man!
In other news the bottle top and flask ban has now been extended retrospectively to any game we ever played, just in case. His ban's in the post.
Surrey Seagull
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Hehe, you can add my Mum to the ban list in that case then. She tried to take a bottle of kettle descaler into the Goldstone with her which my grandmother had given her.
I'm in the middle of the East terrace with my Dad!
I believe this was taken at the Goldstone in either the 1921/22 or 1922/23 season.
The gentleman in the military uniform in the second row, a couple in from the left, is my great-grandfather.
Proper fans, nobody on their bloody mobile phones, they've all left them in their pockets
Easy 10
Brain dead MUG SHEEP
I believe this was taken at the Goldstone in either the 1921/22 or 1922/23 season.
The gentleman in the military uniform in the second row, a couple in from the left, is my great-grandfather.
Incredibe pic. Every last one of them wearing a tie/bow tie as well. What a well-dressed fanbase we had.
What the hell happened ?
Taybha
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