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All great advice, plus it’s never too late to learn. As a 60’something now, I only started trying to play an acoustic guitar last year and am absolutely loving it. Incidentally, I started with a ukulele first. I got that so that I could play some songs (eventually) to my Mum who is a dementia...

Can confirm the same wonderful service (and pies) - meat sos pack delivered to Swindon in perfect condition last week. Incidentally, cooking them individually at home has meant that we haven’t yet had any examples of luke warm/burnt to a crisp disappointments that occur occasionally on a match...

My view in the West Stand Lower (W1G Row AB Seat 145) - only one row behind me, I love it! (Hope the attachments work)

Yes please

Check what you've written yourself - don't rely on a PC to do the work. As your homework for today, try and find out the difference between to and too.

There definitely look to be some winnable games during the rest of 2005 - home games against struggling teams and local'ish away games - 30 points on board by the time we play Southampton ...

For me personally being an Albion supporter is about supporting our club and not about getting obsessed with other teams - but I have sympathy with both sides of this argument. My parents generation all come from Brighton and Hove, I saw my first game over 40 years ago but moved away when I was...

Oops - simultaneous answers! I've no idea. Mrs Stratford Seagull says it's the Monkees but doesn't know the title.

Who "The Seeker" "You know you culture from your trash, You know your plastic from your cash ..."

I have to say I favour the Gala Day type idea - more of a celebration event, rather than a competitive fixture against a big club. I would love to see players (and managers), particularly those who've contributed such a lot to the Albion over the last 10 years or so, given the chance to play at...

Can't be bothered to go through all the posts on last night's game, but here's what I thought on the way home ... 1. After a dodgy first 10 minutes, we were pretty comfortable in the first half - and started the second half well too, but for all our possession/corners etc we never really looked...

And I saw my first Albion game - Watford (h) 1-4. Relegation to Div 4 that season, but I was hooked (thanks Dad!!) :bhasign:

Thanks for that guys - museum it is then, followed by 3 points!

Looking at my ticket as I type - Bill Shankly Kop Lower Block Q Stair 13 Row 3 Seat 145. Has anyone been to the National Football Museum there? I've currently got a half-day booked off work, but may change it to a full day if the museum is worth going to.

I would pay £10 too

Excellent! The video clips download fine (can watch ok on Windows Media Player) Gulls Eye downloaded too (viewable via Adobe Reader) Nice clear, simple to use layout. Just the Seagulls logos in the banner, and a couple of typos on the front page .... the wesbite dedicated ..... as and when...

Honest report. IWe were definitely second-best, but without the penalties ... if we had got to half-time at 0-0 ... etc. I thought the first pen was for McGammon on Duberry, who went to ground very easily for such a big centre half - but that is the way now and once Mark slid in, the guy was...

Not that TGH needs help in selling the Unofficial DVD but ... I've just watched the Brighton v. Liverpool game right through and what an excellent game of football - once you get used to the backpass rule again. No diving, hardly any dissent, barely a bad tackle and you know it's going to have...

I think he arrived at the Albion to replace Bobby Smith. I can remember him scoring two in a Boxing Day match at the Goldstone against Watford - I think in the same season as that Wisbech game. One of them absolutely rocketed into the North goal and I can still remember it clearly to this day...

Superb!! :lolol: :lolol: But because I'm so hard of hearing/stupid, what's the missing word please? The final was a comedy The replay was a bore And the crowd were shouting 'Eagles' When it should've been .....