Cowfold Seagull
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Neither have made an appearance at the Amex yet this season. Where have the gone? did Gully finally pose the question, and thay are away on honeymoon in sunny climes?
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[Albion] Have Gully & Sally Eloped?
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JakyBF
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They were both at the Swansea game on Wednesday night. No sign of Sammy though...
Aren't they brother and sister?
Cowfold Seagull
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Thought Gully & Sammy were bro and sis, and that Sally was the love interest.
Might have that arse about face though l suppose.
Joey Jo Jo Jr. Shabadoo
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They were outside the Amex against Everton as my kids had their photos taken with them.
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Sammy does Sally up the Gully. 
Tiptoe through the NSC
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They were definitely at the Leicester game on Sunday, prancing about in front of the family stand in the Lower East. Makes me so proud!
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Sammy does Sally up the Gully.
Living in a road that's infested with the buggers there are fewer more distressing and annoying noises than two seagulls faire des bébés mouettes
This may explain it.
They've been at every game.
A young adult, with special needs, featured in one of the big screen fan montages, saw them at the Watford game.
I know this because I was sat near to Gully.
I heard an incredibly loud cry of "GULLY"
This fella came charging out of the throng to see the The Gullster, upon which he had a very emotional hug and photos.
Then I had to peel an emergency onion.
Oh and Gully ruffled my glorious mane of hair, before Leicester.
We chatted about the upcoming team selection - the lying fecker said he was starting and would score 3.
I lost a tenner.
A young adult, with special needs, featured in one of the big screen fan montages, saw them at the Watford game.
I know this because I was sat near to Gully.
I heard an incredibly loud cry of "GULLY"
This fella came charging out of the throng to see the The Gullster, upon which he had a very emotional hug and photos.
Then I had to peel an emergency onion.
Oh and Gully ruffled my glorious mane of hair, before Leicester.
We chatted about the upcoming team selection - the lying fecker said he was starting and would score 3.
I lost a tenner.
Who are we to judge?
Bird flu?
nickbrighton
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I know some deride the use of Mascots, however when he was a bit younger my Nieces son used to beg me to take him to the ground early so he could see Gully and co, and have his pic taken. Its great seeing the young (and not so young) kids with them and it all helps make fans for life.
Cowfold Seagull
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I sympathize. I've been fighting a near twenty year war with them, ever since one nicked my fish and chip supper back in 2004.
They don't just create havoc in coastal areas anymore either, so maybe the "sea" part of their name should be removed.
Cowfold Seagull
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About 5 years ago I was regularly working for a client in Birmingham, where the office was just the other side of the Cathedral from New St Station.
Birmingham, let's remind ourselves, is about as far from the sea as you can get.
So, imagine my delight when I walked through St Phillips to get to the office on the first day and saw a flock of seagulls on the Cathedral lawn
I'm assuming some Brummies brought them back from Weston-Super-Mare as pets.
Greg Bobkin
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Either past his bedtime, or he was grounded for stealing chips from some poor unsuspecting tourists along the prom :rollseyes:
Cowfold Seagull
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About 5 years ago I was regularly working for a client in Birmingham, where the office was just the other side of the Cathedral from New St Station.
Birmingham, let's remind ourselves, is about as far from the sea as you can get.
So, imagine my delight when I walked through St Phillips to get to the office on the first day and saw a flock of seagulls on the Cathedral lawn
I'm assuming some Brummies brought them back from Weston-Super-Mare as pets.
I've long since questioned the intelligence levels of the average Brummie to be honest.
l'd be very tempted to hand out a
personally. Go on, you have the authority. 
jackalbion
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I always saw Gully as a single parent.
Well with a name like yours, l can understand you asking that question!
Exactly what I was thinking.