FOUR baskets of BHA and sundry programmes in PDSA London Rd Btn

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'We're on the road to nowhere...'

• Feb 9, 2014

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Had a quick shufti through them, and they appear to be asstd BHA home/aways from the late 60's to date, and some unrelated games

Whoever collected them liked to note team changes and scores, so some are written on

Didn't notice any prices, but worth a look for any completists looking for an odd one perhaps

 

KZNSeagull

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• Feb 9, 2014

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[MENTION=118]Hiney[/MENTION] ?

 

Hiney

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• Feb 9, 2014

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It's times like this when I wish I didn't live 60 miles away.

"Just popping out for some 'milk' my sweet" wouldn't quite work.

 

Seagull on the wing

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• Feb 9, 2014

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Hiney said:

It's times like this when I wish I didn't live 60 miles away.

"Just popping out for some 'milk' my sweet" wouldn't quite work.

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You could always say you wanted long life milk...!

 

Nibble

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I miss that about Brighton, charity shops invariably had BHA stuff in them , and of course the shop on George St. Always pay that a visit when I'm back. I now live in a Chelsea/Plastic Man U dominated area. The most recognition BHA gets around here is when I wear my training top out and all I get then is "Is that Brighton? Didn't Gus Poyet have something to do with them?" Luddites.

 

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• Feb 10, 2014

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Nibble said:

I now live in a Chelsea/Plastic Man U dominated area.

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Croydon? Tee hee.

 

Mr Smggles

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• Feb 10, 2014

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Nibble said:

I miss that about Brighton, charity shops invariably had BHA stuff in them , and of course the shop on George St. Always pay that a visit when I'm back. I now live in a Chelsea/Plastic Man U dominated area. The most recognition BHA gets around here is when I wear my training top out and all I get then is "Is that Brighton? Didn't Gus Poyet have something to do with them?" Luddites.

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Or the equally infuriating "You were so stupid to sack Poyet, he was quality for you"

 

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Nibble said:

I miss that about Brighton, charity shops invariably had BHA stuff in them.

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That particular charity shop, the PDSA off London Rd, has always been a hotbed of Albion booty. I have scooped some deliciously old skool BHA treasures in there down the years.

 

Nibble

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Mr Smggles said:

Or the equally infuriating "You were so stupid to sack Poyet, he was quality for you"

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Oh, yes, often.

 

Nibble

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• Feb 11, 2014

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Grassman said:

Croydon? Tee hee.

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Luckily no, though I have spotted a few Palace around my way. One house nearby has the oddest display up in the front window. A really manky, limp, threadbare Palace scarf and a really faded old video shop poster for SCREAM 3. Very odd indeed. One might almost go as far as to say it looks Pikey. Housing association of course.