Hercules Rockerfeller
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Then, stick'em in a van Hoogstraaten (sic) bedsit once they've signed!
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Where do new Albion players stay.
- Thread starter Rogero
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Then, stick'em in a van Hoogstraaten (sic) bedsit once they've signed!
jimthegull1980
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- Dec 24, 2008
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bottom of melrose avenue along the old shoreham road used to be owned by the club and players used to stay there in portslade
Hercules Rockerfeller
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Which is where I lived, as per my previous post. Although, Nogan lived at number 37 (I think), up the hill.
The Ringleader Returns!
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Gav1901 told me! I forgot though, it's near the station though.
jimthegull1980
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- Dec 24, 2008
- 51
soz you never said name of the road
Hercules Rockerfeller
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No problem, I didn't mean to come across perturbed. Wasn't sure anyone would know where it is!
Did you live round there too?
Definitely jurys inn, they certainly used to have arrangements with the club, and still do judging by having seen the argies there. Don't always.stay long though depending on circumstance, but some loanees have stayed there a while, as did murray when he had problems at his house. Live on stroudley road so see some of them from time to time.
blue'n'white
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I remember when Dennis Mortimer played for us waaaaaay back in the 80s he was supposed to be staying in the Courtlands Hotel (apparently owned by van Hoogstraten)
Bobby Zamora lived in a club house near to Tesco in Burgess Hill.
Robbie Savage, Leon Knight, Chris Iwelumo & Colin Kazim-Richards all stayed at the Hickstead Hotel.
I used to know someone who worked in the kitchens. Apparently this is often the first port of call, especially during the Adams reign as he was living in Burgess Hill and a few others lived in the Mid Sussex area.
Not sure if any ones there at the moment.
Robbie Savage, Leon Knight, Chris Iwelumo & Colin Kazim-Richards all stayed at the Hickstead Hotel.
I used to know someone who worked in the kitchens. Apparently this is often the first port of call, especially during the Adams reign as he was living in Burgess Hill and a few others lived in the Mid Sussex area.
Not sure if any ones there at the moment.
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In Honeycroft Hangleton.
porkypie
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Publius Ovidius
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The club built Chartwell Drive ( I think its called) at the North end of Hove Park for players to buy.
I used to work for an accountant who bought one off one of the players.
I used to work for an accountant who bought one off one of the players.
I thought it would be rude to snap them tucking into their coco-pops
Torbjorn Agdestein was having to make his own way into training today because Fran Sandaza was getting a lift!
How about that for a piece of trivial 'intel'?
porkypie
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I thought it would be rude to snap them tucking into their coco-pops
Torbjorn Agdestein was having to make his own way into training today because Fran Sandaza was getting a lift!
poor fucker!
sweetmods
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Yes indeed - Greenacres. Both Peter Ward and Mark Lawrenson lived there at some stage. I found this out from my current neighbour who apparently moved into the Greenacres house when Peter Ward moved out. Imagine chancing upon a pair of Wardy's pants left down the back of the sofa (ok - for this story to work for some reason Wardy would have had to have left his sofa when he moved out....... but you get my drift!)
Spanish Seagulls
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Doesn't TB have a property portfolio? I'd have thought it would be wise for him to own a few properties which he could then rent to players thus having them by the bollocks! If they don't work out he can threaten to throw them onto the streets, that'll get their commitment.