Seagulls over London – Charlie coming up?

[Gilliver's Travels]

The next meeting of Seagulls over London will be held on Thursday, 11th May.

After Dean Hammond’s excellent stand-in performance at the March meeting, we’re hoping that Albion captain Charlie Oatway will be able to make it this time. He’ll probably be accompanied by Football Liaison Manager Matt Hicks. Everyone is very welcome.

SoL background
If you live or work in the capital, you’ll get a lot from joining Seagulls over London. It’s an opportunity to hear about all things Albion, from the inside. A chance to meet other Seagulls fans and talk about the things that really matter – like how the Falmer decision letter is turning out not to have been John Prescott’s most embarrassing cock-up ever.

We normally meet on the third Thursday of every other month - though not this time. The venue is the Royal Oak, Tabard Street (nearest tubes London Bridge and Borough). And just to make you feel at home, it sells Harvey’s. SoL membership will cost you a hefty fiver a year. That’s right. Five Quid.

Kick-off on the day is 7.30pm. We’re expecting a lively evening and a very healthy turnout, so get there early because it’s first come, first served.

For directions, see: Map

 

[The Large One]

Hell's bollocks, has anyone seen the other sticky link?

The Paternoster piss-up is on the same night.

 

[Gwylan]

Hell's bollocks, has anyone seen the other sticky link?

The Paternoster piss-up is on the same night.

That's no problem then, just all meet at the Royal Oak instead. Sorted.

 

[Thimble Keegan]

I signed up, paid my money but I never seem to hear anything from Seagulls Over London.

Albion & England forever.

Thimble Keegan
Worthing BHA

 

[Gilliver's Travels]

I signed up, paid my money but I never seem to hear anything from Seagulls Over London.

There are [ir]regular email bulletins, TK. Did you give Paul Whelch your details? PM me if you like.

 

[Gilliver's Travels]

In case anyone's wondering, Charlie is still lined up, and is planning to come along. Matt Hicks will also be there.

 

[eastlondonseagull]

So are there plans to merge the two doos? Not sure whether upstairs at the Royal Oak will be able to cope with such an Albion onslaught

 

[Gilliver's Travels]

So are there plans to merge the two doos? Not sure whether upstairs at the Royal Oak will be able to cope with such an Albion onslaught

We're the Downstairs, we're the Downstairs, We're the Downstairs Brighton Boys!!

 

[Dandyman]

We're the Downstairs, we're the Downstairs, We're the Downstairs Brighton Boys!!

Charlie's gonna get ya !

 

[Dave the OAP]

What is Seagulls over London Like?

If its just a supporters club type meeting with a McGhee love in, then I will give it a miss.

Also, from the Paternosta its easy to walk to Blackfriars and get a train direct to Brighton

 

[Dandyman]

What is Seagulls over London Like?

If its just a supporters club type meeting with a McGhee love in, then I will give it a miss.

Also, from the Paternosta its easy to walk to Blackfriars and get a train direct to Brighton

Not a love in but not NSP, either.

CKR, Dean Hammond and Matt H. have all spoken at the meetings this year and I have not noticed the whiff of face paint or the sound of rattles yet.

The RO also has the full range of Harveys.

Come and give it a go, Dave.

 

[Gilliver's Travels]

What is Seagulls over London Like

It's whatever the people who get to the meetings make it. There is no agenda. Usually literally. Debate can be intense, with strong views often expressed. Axes are ground. Especially about axed grounds.

But it's generally civilised, and we tend to appreciate contributions by insider guests, though without undue sycophancy. Best way to find out what it's like is to get along.

 

[The Large One]

Very interesting meeting last night. Charlie couldn't make it, but Matt Hicks was there, bemoaning the amount of clerical work Dean White is going to give him in his role as Chief Scout...