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Fanzone
This week we welcome the Salvation Army band to the bandstand. Albion in the Community will also be running soccer skills sessions for younger Albion fans.Food & Drink
Saturday’s guest ale is Harveys Old Ale and the guest Piglet’s Pantry product is the Chicken Balti Pie.
After the match
Fans are welcome to remain at the stadium after the match. 1901 Club members in the East stand will be advised that some lounges will be closing earlier than usual at 6.30pm. The BUPA and Overline lounges will close earlier than usual for this game, with last orders at 6.30pm. Only the Chandlers BMW lounge will be open until 8pm, but members of all lounges are welcome to spend time in this lounge after the Albion game.
The late Premier League game between Chelsea and Bournemouth (5.30pm kick-off) will be shown in the Seven Stars, Dick’s Bar and the North Stand concourse. Last orders in the Seven Stars is 7.15pm, Dick’s Bar is 7.45pm and North concourse is also 7.45pm.
In this week’s copy of Seagull
In Saturday’s 84-page issue of Seagull, James Wilson tells us why he swapped Manchester United for the Amex, and he reflects on a winning debut against Birmingham City.
Fellow new arrival Rajiv van La Parra reflects on a rollercoaster year, and we also catch up with Richie Towell, who is set to join in January from League of Ireland side Dundalk.
Dale Stephens tells us why this has been his best season to date and chairman Tony Bloom gives us his take on the 2014/15 club accounts that were published this week.
There’s a chance to win Bobby Zamora’s signed and worn boots, while an Albion flag signed by members of the first-team squad is also up for grabs.
With Charlton the visitors, our ever-popular Retro section has a London feel to it, with Clive Walker, Alan Mullery and Alan Curbishley all featured.
All this and much more can be found in Saturday’s issue of Seagull, available in and around the Amex Stadium, priced £3.50.
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