HangletonGull
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[Albion] Characters from The Goldstone North Stand - early eighties
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Tubby Mondays
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He doesn’t go to games anymore hasn’t for quite a while. He was collecting Wetherspoons at one point.
Peacehaven Wild Kids
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Thanks for the reply, saddened to hear this, he was a good laugh back in the day.Sadly Chris Evans passed away a few years ago of a heart attack.
He actually resided in Steyning, fun fact he was was a devout Catholic, I wonder if any of his confession sessions were Albion themed?
Peacehaven Wild Kids
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I think the last time I saw him, I bumped into him In Guernsey, as we were both there for the Peacehaven match. He was doing his ground hopping bit
HangletonGull
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I did hear he doing the spoons thing
HangletonGull
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Cheers glad to hear he’s still around good bloke
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Still carrying a Tesco carrier bag?
Lenny Rider
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I always thought he was known as Graham ‘Elvis’ Talbot?
Doc is absolutely still about, now mostly following another passion of his, watching movies (he was a founder of the Brighton Film Institute back in the day).
Last spoke to him around Christmas time.
And it's usually a WH Smiths carrier bag these days I believe
Last spoke to him around Christmas time.
And it's usually a WH Smiths carrier bag these days I believe
Chris lived next to me in Seaford, and he and his wife were godparents to my younger daughter.Sadly Chris Evans passed away a few years ago of a heart attack.
He actually resided in Steyning, fun fact he was was a devout Catholic, I wonder if any of his confession sessions were Albion themed?
Went to the play off final with him.
I remember him almost getting squashed by a tea hug getting pushed over at Elm Park.
He sadly died in March 2016.
He was a good mate to lots of Brighton supporters.
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Sadly Chris Evans passed away a few years ago of a heart attack.
He actually resided in Steyning, fun fact he was was a devout Catholic, I wonder if any of his confession sessions were Albion themed?
I went to school with Chris, he was a funny guy and seemed to to deal with disability as if it simply wasn’t there. The last time I recall speaking to him was on the running track at Withdean post match.
HangletonGull
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Always known him as doc
Indeed when Amex first opened she sat next to Sarah Watts west lower W1C adjacent to steps. After Sarahs passing she stayed for season or two but has not been there for last two seasons at least.
HangletonGull
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I go on the supporters coach and she’s given that up now as well
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I had a mate at junior school (Peter Gladwin, Portslade), in the late 70s, called Stanley Jackson. I moved away in 1980, but I heard that by the mid to late 80s he was a well known lad in the North. I stood on the East side of the North, but never saw him. (Fascinating story, this!)
Tubby Mondays
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Not to me Mr Hart but I’d bow to your greater knowledge.
He's always been Doc or Graham to me but now @Lenny Rider mentions it I may vaguely remembering someone calling him that once.
No idea why, but then he has had a varied and interesting life and certainly plenty of stories before my time
A very, very dear friend.
No idea why, but then he has had a varied and interesting life and certainly plenty of stories before my time
A very, very dear friend.
We referred to him as Elvis. Suppose it was for his quiffed and dark hair styleHe's always been Doc or Graham to me but now @Lenny Rider mentions it I may vaguely remembering someone calling him that once.
No idea why, but then he has had a varied and interesting life and certainly plenty of stories before my time
A very, very dear friend.