I have been sorting out my attic and garage in Horsham and have a boxful of old Albion programmes and a few other club programmes. Also some football stickers collections e.g. World Cup 1970.
'83 Cup semi-final and final replay are included.
I'm happy to give the whole lot away to a good home.
Jan Paul van Hecke (Brighton): He's wonderful on the ball, looks so calm and composed. I think he'll be the one they end up selling next year to someone like Liverpool. He's naturally left-footed and never looks flustered. A clean sheet for a Brighton team who keep on rolling.
Carlos Baleba...
His agent is the scummy POS Manuel Sierra
https://www.teamtalk.com/news/agent-confirms-liverpool-keen-sign-brighton-star-considered-one-of-best-in-world
I'm going to be in Dubai from 5th to 16th May, so will be there for the Everton and Arsenal games. I'll be in Barsha Heights (Tecom).
Can anyone point me in the direction of a good bar to watch the matches? Are there any Dubai Seagulls who flock together?
Following the Pawson-Mason shitshow yesterday I am moving towards the view that it would be better for football if the big 6 (and the journo murderers) went off to the ESL and took the useless corrupt PGMOL with them.
It would give the FA and the EPL an opportunity to start again with a fair...
Having cleared this shameless plug with Bozza, I am here to give some publicity to an extraordinary, young furniture maker, my son, who has been shortlisted for the bespoke award at the Young Furniture Makers Exhibition this month...
He looks totally lost in the French midfield. Constantly several yards behind play and either dispossessed or falls to the ground squeeling every time he receives the ball. ⁶Did le shitehouse destroy his career or was he always this poor? I cannot imagine why Deschamps is playing him.
Is it
1. A conspiracy by EPL officials to favour Manchester United over a "team like Brighton"?
2. Subconscious bias towards United, fed and watered by Maguire and his teammates pressurising the ref while the crowd howls in the background?
3. Much ado about nothing; the red card for Dunk was...
Captain Dunk chasing Ismaila Sarr from the left touchline at the half-way line from 10 yards behind, catching him outside the area, giving away a free kick but centimetres away from winning the ball cleanly.
Captain Fantastic (and the brown dirt cowboy).