[Food] The Hot Dogs of Brighton

[Ghost of Killer Reeves]

Gordon Banks played against us for Stoke City in our 75th anniversary match in 1975. One all draw.

 

[theboybilly]

Think I'm right in saying that although the Football League Review had a nominal cover price of one shilling, it used to come free as an insert (monthly?) In a club's normal matchday programme at no extra charge



*edit* Note to self: check dog-eared collection of programmes from yesteryear to confirm

That's correct. As a boy growing up in SE London I used to follow Charlton and always bought a programme (alongside all manner of programmes from the club shop - no Superstore then) Back in those days I could give you the names of at least half the squads of every League club such was my enthusiasm. Nowadays I can't even remember who won which competition for the last 10 years.
One of many reasons I hate the Premier League. Following football was so much better in the 60s and 70s for me

 

[Cowfold Seagull]

Remember Bobby Charlton playing for PNE at the Goldstone, think he was player/manager

Blink and you would have missed him, our Bobby wasn't a player manager for long, definately not his finest hour in football.

Big brother Jack was by far more suited for this managerial lark.

 

[Cowfold Seagull]

Eric Curwen has either pocketed a hotdog or he has a nine inch dick.