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powneys testimonial v wolves around 1970 i think. 7 years old, my dad took me to see wolves and i have now had a lifetime of joy, anger, stress watching the albion. cheers dad!
Your First BHAFC game
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The South Stand used to be seated at the back, with a standing terrace at the front, up until the late 70's, when it was made all seated.
jezzer
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cant remember who we played but brian powney was in goal and he was absolutely shit, and we lost 2 or 3-0. Can remember being really gutted. Any of you historians guess at the opposition? the 2nd game i went to was not that long after and we won 1-0 with a Fred Binney header in about the 15th minute or something and it was great, i think it might have been halifax for that one.
Reinelt12
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The first game I remember going to was the quarter final against Norwich in 1983 - I think my uncle took me to a couple of games before then though...
The first away game I went to was away to 'Boro in 91 in the playoff run in, which 'Boro won 2-0... I'll never forget the away announcer shouting "And the second goal of the afternoon goes to STUAAAAAAAAAAAAAART RIPLEY!!!"
Don't ask me why that has stuck in my mind, because I haven't a clue, but I have an irrational hatred of all tannoy announcers now (Especially Buono at Leyton O, remember him?)
The first away game I went to was away to 'Boro in 91 in the playoff run in, which 'Boro won 2-0... I'll never forget the away announcer shouting "And the second goal of the afternoon goes to STUAAAAAAAAAAAAAART RIPLEY!!!"
Don't ask me why that has stuck in my mind, because I haven't a clue, but I have an irrational hatred of all tannoy announcers now (Especially Buono at Leyton O, remember him?)
Tomo1794
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2004 division 2 play-off final
Albion 1 Bristol City 0
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Hove Seagull
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Brighton v Crystal Palace in the north stand at the Goldstone 1975 I think. Sammy Morgan scored both in a two-nil win if my memory is working properly. Was 9 or 10 and went with my Dad, Uncle & Cousin. Got the bug and became a regular in the north stand from then on.
SpidersLegs
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That was my sons first game too. Didn't put him off tho! Mine was about 1972 against Rochdale I think.
Ding Dong !
Boy I'm HOT today !
1981
3-3 home to Liverpool
3-3 home to Liverpool
Merseyside Seagull
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Wrexham at Home 8th April 1972.
Won 3-2.
Sat in the south stand with my dad, and will always remember walking up the steps and seeing the pitch, the other stands and a packed north stand.
Won 3-2.
Sat in the south stand with my dad, and will always remember walking up the steps and seeing the pitch, the other stands and a packed north stand.
SittingbourneSeagull
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Was that the game that Case scored a hatrick and we were 3-1 down with about 5 minutes to play. Excellent game.
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Did Mullery come on in that game and take a penalty?
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York City 1976
Freddie Goodwin.
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Boxing day 1967 Vs Gillingham (aged 7)
Brighton 3 - 0 Pikeys
and I've got a programme now too ...
Hey, I beat you by one game and this was my 2nd!
Laughing Gravy
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My dad took me to the Goldstone to watch Brighton v Barrow. It must have been 1968. Cant remember the score, but it was amazing because i had never been with so many shouting people before in my life. It was in the south stand.
Never forget
Never forget
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1993 (I think), 0-0 vs Exeter. Stuart Munday had an amazingly long throw, that was what impressed me the most. Christ, I am so drunk that took me a long time to type.
Freddie Goodwin.
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Well dine Bob! happy Albion Anniversary.
looking throught the thread, I am amazed how so many Albion fanatics started with such awful games, just how did they become hooked? Somebody mentioned a 0-0 with bristol rovers in the early 70's and I remember that game for it's sheer awfullness as an absolutly inepotent Albion team played a Rovers team with no intention of crossing the half way line.
Before 3 points for a win there would be many away teams who would play to hold the point they started with.
looking throught the thread, I am amazed how so many Albion fanatics started with such awful games, just how did they become hooked? Somebody mentioned a 0-0 with bristol rovers in the early 70's and I remember that game for it's sheer awfullness as an absolutly inepotent Albion team played a Rovers team with no intention of crossing the half way line.
Before 3 points for a win there would be many away teams who would play to hold the point they started with.
