GloryDays
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Alas, it was in April so I doubt it. That would have been great though if it had been. Also makes it less weird.
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[TV] Weird places to see Brighton support!
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Alas, it was in April so I doubt it. That would have been great though if it had been. Also makes it less weird.
GloryDays
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Afraid not! It was in April. Hope you had a nice time though. Good representing!
Bansko Seagull
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Amazing thanks. I keep meaning to send a photo in to the programme. Has anyone else got a photo to submit? I reckon this is the highest the colours have been worn.
GloryDays
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You could be right. Maybe an everest expedition?
Mutts Nuts
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My wife spotted this on tonight's
Hollyoaks ��
Your wife ? really ?
You sir are what the Pastafarian refers to as a Jigglypuff
topbanana36
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On Mount Teide Tenerife on my honeymoon in 2000. As well Christchurch NZ on a tram.
AmexRuislip
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Your wife ? really ?
You sir are what the Pastafarian refers to as a Jigglypuff
I have been called worst things, but thanks for the comment on Jiggly puff, l'll take that as a compliment??
del strangefish
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Fuji Rock Festival. Mt Fuji, Japan
Found myself behind Ngombo sea resort in Sri Lanka walking the semi jungle paths and admiring the dutch canal system. Two old men outside a hut showed me an old lathe built in Halifax. All of a sudden kids ran around the corner and one of the girls was wearing an old kit shirt! Fan? hmm... guessed it must have been a tourist donating it.
Milton Keynes Seagull
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At my father's funeral at St Andrew's Church, Milton Keynes. The parish priest is an Albion fan and during the service referred to the Albion and our family's support for the club especially father, holding from the pulpit a copy of John Vinicombe's "Up, Up and Away" as he did so. The funeral director, another Albion fan, ensured the proceedings were impeccably carried out.
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I was walking home through Faversham one late afternoon, in order to get the car and drive to the eveing game, when I noticed an Albion sticker in the back window of a car parked down near the creek. It was the same make and colour of car as mine, too. I took this as an omen for the evening. It was the evening of the playoff semi final second leg against you know who 
Apparently there are lots of us in Kent. I often wear a team shirt on the way to London on the train. One evening a bloke started chatting, spotting the shirt. Turned out he is a season ticket holder, living in Canterbury, and a professor of medical economics at the same uni as me. All the best, Martin, if you lurk on here.
Apparently there are lots of us in Kent. I often wear a team shirt on the way to London on the train. One evening a bloke started chatting, spotting the shirt. Turned out he is a season ticket holder, living in Canterbury, and a professor of medical economics at the same uni as me. All the best, Martin, if you lurk on here.
Bevendean Hillbilly
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I know of at least two others in this little area of Leigh on Sea, Essex. One of them I could probably hit with a reasonably strong throw of a brick.
I also went to a dinner with Ron "chopper" Harris, the Chelsea legend...got talking about the Albion, turns out he's a fan too.
I also went to a dinner with Ron "chopper" Harris, the Chelsea legend...got talking about the Albion, turns out he's a fan too.
mlg57
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A few years ago I had a holiday down in Cornwall staying at a little village called Praze en Beeble. After dropping our gear at our holiday home we ventured out and in this tiny village right near the end of England, we saw a cafe with an Albion flag flying out of window. I was stunned.
Paphos Cyprus, went this summer and met a few Albion fans staying in the same hotel, also saw a kid wearing a home shirt, he told me he didn't support Brighton but his grandfather did and bought him the shirt.
Went to the same hotel in 2012 and also met some Albion fans.
Went to the same hotel in 2012 and also met some Albion fans.
What happened to Leigh Gull? Is he one of them?
GloryDays
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Reykjavik, Iceland.
A cafe / petrol station on the way to Selfoss. Lovely stuff.
A cafe / petrol station on the way to Selfoss. Lovely stuff.
topbanana36
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The Christchurch tram.
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The twins from Hollyoaks are the (great?) nieces of the Brighton player who has played more times for the Albion than anyone else (Brian Powney). Might be them who introduce Hollyoaks to the Albion.
wangeye
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What hotel?