[Albion] Old copies of Gull's Eye

G

goldstone

Well-known member

Jul 5, 2003

7,126

• Apr 22, 2020

• #1

I've been clearing out a very large number of my Albion programmes, only keeping the significant ones.

I came across three copies of Gull's Eye from May 1991, October 1992 and February 1993. If anyone would like them before they go in the bin please PM me and I will mail them to you.

 

dejavuatbtn

Well-known member

Aug 4, 2010

7,210

Henfield

• Apr 22, 2020

• #2

I binned my whole collection other than first and last, along with 55 years worth of programmes. Sadly nobody wants them any more and space is at a premium.

 

zefarelly

Well-known member

NSC Patron

Jul 7, 2003

21,837

Sussex, by the sea

• Apr 22, 2020

• #3

sadly that is the state of stuff like this . .. I'm close to clearing another large chunk of old paper having ditched loads. I no longer keep any mags.

 

G

goldstone

Well-known member

Jul 5, 2003

7,126

• Apr 22, 2020

• Thread starter
• #4

dejavuatbtn said:

I binned my whole collection other than first and last, along with 55 years worth of programmes. Sadly nobody wants them any more and space is at a premium.

Click to expand...

I pretty much knew that the programmes would be binned, but thought that the 3 Gull's Eyes might be of some interest.

 

AZ Gull

@SeagullsAcademy Threads: @bhafcacademy

Oct 14, 2003

11,750

Chandler, AZ

• Apr 22, 2020

• #5

For anyone who doesn't know - all copies of Gulls Eye (plus virtually every other Albion fanzine, over the years) have been scanned by [MENTION=118]Hiney[/MENTION] and are available to view, free of charge, on his earth-shatteringly excellent Seagulls Programmes website.

 

Cowfold Seagull

Fan of the 17 bus

Apr 22, 2009

21,648

Cowfold

• Apr 23, 2020

• #6

dejavuatbtn said:

I binned my whole collection other than first and last, along with 55 years worth of programmes. Sadly nobody wants them any more and space is at a premium.

Click to expand...

Yes my collection went the same way a couple of years ago. It was hard to do wasn't it?

 

DJ NOBO

Well-known member

Jul 18, 2004

6,346

Wiltshire

• Apr 23, 2020

• #7

AZ Gull said:

For anyone who doesn't know - all copies of Gulls Eye (plus virtually every other Albion fanzine, over the years) have been scanned by [MENTION=118]Hiney[/MENTION] and are available to view, free of charge, on his earth-shatteringly excellent Seagulls Programmes website.

Click to expand...

Blimey, what a website

 

Mr Bridger

Sound of the suburbs

Feb 25, 2013

4,446

Earth

• Apr 23, 2020

• #8

Cowfold Seagull said:

Yes my collection went the same way a couple of years ago. It was hard to do wasn't it?

Click to expand...

It’s one of my jobs on a rainy day, during this lock down. Not looking forward to it at all. I’ve always been one of those “ that’ll come in handy one day” types and have a garage and attic full of crap.
I remember being gutted if I didn’t get a programme or fanzine at a game, and now to just throw them all in the bin
Tried to clear some stuff the other day and there was some original Loaded magazines from the mid 90’s and just before I lobbed them I thought I’d just check to see if they’re worth anything.
I put them back in the cupboard.

 

Oscar

Well-known member

Nov 10, 2003

3,850

• Apr 23, 2020

• #9

dejavuatbtn said:

I binned my whole collection other than first and last, along with 55 years worth of programmes. Sadly nobody wants them any more and space is at a premium.

Click to expand...

I did exactly the same a couple of months ago. Nobody wants them these days.

 

southstandandy

WEST STAND ANDY

Jul 9, 2003

5,646

• Apr 23, 2020

• #10

I still buy them (to hopefully support the club) but don't keep them more than a week. I treat them like a magazine or newspaper I might buy and get rid of once read.

Exceptions being a handful of major games like the Cup Final and Replay, the Semi Final of 83, the promotion one from 3 years ago. I just don't have the room to keep them and store them.