Anyone thinking of travelling to the away games without a ticket through the club, to may be pick up a ticket locally or just to soak up the atmosphere?
Started watching this last night. So far so good. Coincidently, I have also started listening to Jonathan Wilson's 'Inverting the Pyramid' which is a history of football tactics. As a poster above has already said, it is interesting how the game has developed from its initial charge and run...
Started watching Albion in the mid-80s, and used to like going through the repertoire for each player in the current squad as they came out just before kick off until they waved to the north stand.
I have always thought the line up and the hand shake a bit pointless anyway, and a bit of a pantomime. I haven't seen any evidence that it improved sportsmanship once the game started. I also find the TV's relatively recent obsession with the managers pre-match handshake/man hug a but cringey as...
Another vote from me for Hereford, but yes that game and the equaliser was a very good shout indeed. Ian Chapman's long range effort sparking the comeback in that game has always been one of my favourite Albion memories - I was right behind it in the North Stand. In fact, that whole 6 week...
Is anyone seriously impressed by the one minute montage they have at the beginning of the main event? Does it enhance anyone's enjoyment of what is to come? Just get on with the football!!!!!
And so it starts, as interest grows and money pours into the women's game. Sunday's fixture at Bristol City has been moved to Saturday at 3pm, and moved to Ashton Gate, thus ballsing up my carefully laid weekend plans.