Recent content by Mad Gerald

What about the way the Irish use it at the end of their sentences so?

Other games not mentioned that I attended: Chester 1 Brighton 7, Feb 2000 (Zamora's first hat-trick) Plymouth 0 Brighton 2, April 2001 (Div 3 Promotion game - As the first actual achievement by the club since May 88 and because it truly marked the end of our decline) Brighton 2 Leeds 0, May...

Now you're asking a serious question there. It would have been acceptable to me and that is all that matters really. :p :p :p

Would of = ??? IT DOESN'T MEAN ANYTHING!! :shootself :shootself (Just noticed Braders posted it on another thread and it is a common mistake). See how it makes no sense in a full sentence: I would of gone to see the Albion play today, but I'm TOO STUPID TO LIVE SO MY BRAIN SHUTDOWN AND I...

Taken from Seagulls World. "We've got one or two things in mind," McGhee said. "We've spoken to one or two managers, and we're in the process of speaking to one or two people. "We would like to have one or two players in by the weekend. Sounds like Maggie's got a 'phrase of the day'.

Canada. Intriguing choice from Artois, that he would Nuke the country that produces his favourite beer ??? ??? ???

bees 7 seagulls 8

BHA 8 SC 7

Doncaster still has terraces I think. and Swansea and Borient and Chesterfield and Peterborough There may be others, but I find it hard to remember as I tend to stand up even if there are seats. :clap2: :clap2: :clap2:

Late 1997. Used to post as Eaststander. Still do sometimes, though not since the last board migration.

Haddock-Eaters 8 Haddock 7 :dunce: :dunce: :dunce:

Don't know him to speak to, but know him by sight and remember the incident. He lost one eye when someone threw a coin (or stone?) and it hit him. I'm pretty sure it was at an away game in Turkey. Hasn't put him off travelling though as I've seen him at several England away games and know...

Depends how old you are really doesn't it. For me, from that list it's Terry Connor (also ahead of Young, Ramsey, Dublin and Minton), no contest, but many people on here never saw him play. Frank Worthington was undoubtedly the most naturally-gifted 'black' man that ever played for us though...

Pool 7 Gulls 8 :dunce: :dunce: :dunce:

Boro 7 Albion 8