'We Want Falmer!' Book Launch - Felt Like Stadium Got BAPTISED Tonight!

[Soul Finger]

'Twas a very good evening indeed, despite the fact that so few people turned up. I was expecting a hell of a lot more there.

Their loss though.

There were about 90/100 in attendance. Time of year, I suppose.

Thanks to all that did turn up.

Twas a cracking evening.

 

[Soul Finger]

Can't wait to read it - COME ON AMAZON. IMHO BAB stands up as a good read even if you are a non Albion fan or even totally indifferent to football.

Forget Amazo n.

Get it here in time for Christmas.

We Want Falmer Book | Books | Seagulls Direct

 

[Dave the OAP]

ah so that is what dicks bar looks like...

 

[Arthur]

ah so that is what dicks bar looks like...

It's a cross between a multi-storey car park and an early eighties council owned leisure centre. I keep expecting Colin from The Britas Empire to appear behind the ramp.

 

[Southy]

Great night. Felt like the end of an era. Thanks to all who came. Great to see so many of the FFA Team there and Dick and Martin.

 

[Lincoln Imp]

Have to say that despite fine professionals were performing before and after him, The Large One's reading from the book stood out as a triumph of perfect timing, dramatic pauses and and all round thespianic brilliance.

Dick's Bar last night felt like a pub you've been going to all your life - most faces familiar and a spirit of warmth and comradeship to remind us all why we follow this lovely old football club.

 

[Norman Potting]

Forget Amazo n.

Get it here in time for Christmas.

We Want Falmer Book | Books | Seagulls Direct

With hindsight I wish had ordered it here.

 

[ROSM]

Loved it completely last night. A great evening complete with cuddles, kisses, hi fives and bawdy jokes with Liz Costa, Attila, Soul Finger and Fourteenth Eye (I'll leave you to work out what I had with whom).

Very chuffed and also midly disappointed that my diatribe against Norman Baker was probbaly the section most edited by the lawyers

 

[Storer 68]

Did they read Lush's version of "Stop All the Clocks" ? - nearly made me cry when I read that in Goldstone Ghosts all thos years ago

 

[The Large One]

Have to say that despite fine professionals were performing before and after him, The Large One's reading from the book stood out as a triumph of perfect timing, dramatic pauses and and all round thespianic brilliance.

Dick's Bar last night felt like a pub you've been going to all your life - most faces familiar and a spirit of warmth and comradeship to remind us all why we follow this lovely old football club.

 

[Insider]

Disappointed to miss this, as I had a family birthday, but moving through the book at pace... Very emotional reading.