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If only Dyche or Moyes visited every week.

Long before our time. Perhaps a sweet shop later on?

Online there’s also a very old photo of it as a cafe, perhaps at a time when the demon drink was frowned upon :lolol:

Later The Winner, now Fox on the Downs.

Not another The Perfect Storm :mad:. We should’ve moved to the Lower Beeding chalk/cement site.

Plus, in my case, my legs feel more knackered :lolol: . I envy @Bozza who got down to a sensible weight and seriously fit. It must make a difference.

So, genuinely I never missed an Albion Amex goal for season after season. I left when I judged in injury time or late 80 minutes that the game was fizzling out. I was once outside and heard a roar, gutted that I'd seen us beat Burnley. It turned out that it was a Burnley equaliser in 2019 or...

To add, I'm not the Albion fanatic most nsc'ers are I think. I never went to Priestfield, I've had long spells of not going. Football's just one of my interests. But I did cry with joy after Potter's team destroyed Leicester (it seemed a seminal Albion moment) and beat Stains to make Europe.

It’s always been a thing, since Withdean at least. Spoilt geographically there, we always stayed until final whistle as we lived 5 minutes away … but sitting at the end of an aisle in the SS we were buffeted by the hordes leaving early to get back to …. guessing …. Hastings, Littlehampton...

It depends. Typically if 6 minutes were given, we would leave on say 93. We jog round to the park n ride, overtaking the masses, which makes a difference. At 3-1 on Saturday against a poor team, I knew we'd won. I've zero interest in boozing from a plastic beaker and I find standing for...

I've almost given up on nagging you about the benefits of the Mill Road park n ride, walking to join it. Park fairly nearby (I don't think it's liked if I say where here?), join the top queue by 1:45 even if rail strikes increase the numbers and you'll have time to get a drink/grub. Then the...

Drivers, I agree. I don't have any numbers, but I wonder what trainers cleaners get paid for example?

:fishing: Depression/being suicidal is more painful and uncontrollable than being desperately unhappy. That’s just part of the symptoms. Think of it as a severe, all pervasive illness. Twice this year we’ve faced huge delays due to train suicides, one in France which cost us £1k in new...

“Up the workers” slogans require closer analysis. Due to the specialised closed shop of the role, train and tube drivers have always held great power, train drivers brought BR to a halt in the 70’s and 80’s. In the same way that French air traffic controllers strike each school summer...

Train drivers … I disagree. £60k the median pay and they’ve had above inflation increases over the last couple of decades. An entitlement that their pay must always equal or exceed general inflation in every single year. Shirley there are swings and turntables. My sympathies are with RMT...