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They were seen leaving the ground looking for lawn.

Ditto how I felt as a 15 year old on 26 April 1965, when we beat Darlington 3-1 in front of 31,000 at the Goldstone to win Div 4.

I've ordered this. Well done Tony. Hope its good - but never mind if it isn't - I'll let you know (p.s. I'm a slow reader)

What, by leaving and Lallana taking over ?

Good move

Bet we're still on last.

Whenever I think about Albion v Grimsby (other than that relegation match in the 2000s) the name Matt Tees springs to mind. In the 1960s, he always seemed to score against us at the Goldstone - and we usually lost.

We'll need lots of inflatable seagulls to eat the haddocks.

Chelsea are interested in replacing under-fire manager Graham Potter with Italian Roberto de Zerbi, the 43-year-old who took over from Potter at Brighton after the Englishman, 47, joined Chelsea last September. (Football Insider)

I got home an hour ago after negotiating the M6 closure. i tend to agree with all of this (except the Poyet bit)

Didn't we start the Zamora song ?

Kintyre. Puncture

Palindrome. Airport used by travel show presenters.

I was at both games mentioned (Peterborough & Halifax in 1963) The latter was the coldest, although it was a sunny day. The former was the biggest crush I can remember at an Albion game. Started behind the goal at the Moy's end and ended up in the top corner of the stand.

Could do a job. Is he a striker ?

Crooks clearly doesn't watch the games. Score a goal and you are more than likely to get in his team.

I keep a very old, naff-looking bike for trips to football etc, where I'm going to leave it for a long time. My best one stays at home in the garage and is for serious rides.

Had things not happened the way they did in September, I'm not sure we would be rejoicing like we are now. I bloody love this club! Would be too much like thanking Archer and Bellotti for where we are now !

I watch most of my games in this condition.

I loved both of them