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Leo Hubbard. Three months. Seagulls forever!

I'm on about the TV show,not the actual happening. Is it the "Marmite" of comedies? I absolutely love it yet people who I thought would get the humour...............don't. It could so easily be set in Brighton.

How can that be? We are all so caring and sharing these days. Britain even gave a few million to those poor Chinese footballers. I was under the impression that every British person lived at least in a two up two down,owned a 4 by 4,had sky tv on a 55 inch screen and had a M&S meal for two once...

Saw it today on you tube. I already have points against me so I have no opinion. I am just bringing it to your attention to let you make up your own minds. Assuming that is still allowed.:nono::nono::nono::nono:

How long will it take for BHA to grace the Premiership? I am over 50 years old and I am not confident that it will happen in my lifetime.

How long before they're knocking them out in Churchill Square?

Pathetic reinforcement of the class system in Britain.

It seems like since almost forever,generations of decent Brighton born players have been ignored or overlooked and eventually condemned to oblivion. I was today thinking back to players from the mid-late seventies who were definitely good enough,but probably too local for managers who preferred...

For me it has given me amazing highs and desperate lows. Nothing I have found,and believe me I have tried,has had the same affect on my life as football. I have managed to control the elation and depression far better now I am older and have other things to worry about. What a game though...

Who would you rather have on your side?

Don't put up a wall,then move to cover the side your wall is covering.:facepalm:

Looks like the Albion think they have done enough and are already on their summer holidays.:cool::cool:

Should he be working for the Albion? Local guy.Good coach.Knows the score. Give him a job at BHA!

A quality faux pas that Van Gaal will find hard to shake off.:lolol::lolol:

I generally hate adverts,but when they get them right they can be entertaining. My top three at the moment. 1.Money supermarket guy with J Lo's arse. 2.M&M's sexy and I know it. 3.Car one where the guy is camouflaged.

Another childhood memory. In Oxford Street? Long gone but never forgotten.

So we fly flags in the UK at half mast. Was he a good guy?

Beano pies and a strange mobile mannequin in the window. Seems so long ago. Did I imagine it?

Telling supporters how they can get tickets for the next round only moments after beating us. So typical of them.

Having lived here for some time I have bumped into a few. Would be nice to meet up occasionally.