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I agree, and the Monthly Almanac gives a report on every game and a breakdown of the month's news. The club buys 2 season tickets a year which anyone can use and there may be still a discount at the shop for being a member but I'm not sure if that still applies.

I don't have the membership figures to hand you should ring Liz, she'll be willing to tell you. :-)

No, membership is creeping upwards. Just stick to facts eh?

Liz is available at all times, Bozza even disappears from here. :smile:

Does Seagulls Travel have postponement insurance? That might account for some of the price difference and how do the coaches compare? Just wondering.

See post 103 on this thread

If anybody would like to join and make a difference just contact John Kirkland via membership@bhasc.com

So people think it should have more young people in it but won't join because there too many old people in it. Is that right?

I know it's a whole different subject but I love beer and I love whisky but I don't need to drink them all the time, or at every game. Some games I'll have a few beers and at others I'll have none at all. In my humble opinion anyone that can't do without it now and again should seek help.

The part where I asked you if you can't enjoy yourself without alcohol.

Wrong choice of word. It isn't allowed by law. Get it? Anyway do you really need alcohol to enjoy yourself?

The Supporters Club can only improve if more people join. They put a form in the programme for one game last year and scattered them around the concourses and there was almost no uptake. Like I said perhaps they've had their day. It's too easy for someone to jump behind their computer screen...

I'm in the supporters club and have been for donkey's years. I agree that Liz is a bit strange but you can't doubt her loyalty to the club. I doubt anyone puts in as many hours a week on Albion matters and that includes Gus. I guess Supporters clubs are out of fashion since the internet came...

So you drive coaches? I have done and I've never known a driver that would allow it. His licence is at stake.