If we lose at Leicester and..........

[Guy Fawkes]

If we had to play our home games at an away ground I would still go.

I did!!!!! (when we played at Gillingham)
And I would still go in answer to the OP's question

 

[Lincoln Imp]

I did!!!!! (when we played at Gillingham)
And I would still go in answer to the OP's question

I don't believe I missed a single league match at Gillingham, and in honest answer to the OP's question... No, I don't think I would.

 

[banjo]

I did!!!!! (when we played at Gillingham)
And I would still go in answer to the OP's question

Snap.

 

[timbha]

Snap.

I was looking for an overall crowd figure, 12k, 15k, 20k, 29k etc rather than individual responses which could take a long time

 

[banjo]

I was looking for an overall crowd figure, 12k, 15k, 20k, 29k etc rather than individual responses which could take a long time

Charlton 25500, Yeovil 23600

 

[BensGrandad]

The Guinness is lovely[/QUOTE


I will give you that as the Guiness is ,quite good at The Amex because they pour some let it stand and then top it up all other beer sold is awful and very poorly dispensed. The staff need more training but that is another question.

 

[T soprano]

have u spoken with mr soppy?

I believe he is a figment of our imagination

I'm still here

 

[Psychobilly freakout]

Gotta go to the Yeovil game, to say farewell to Oscar.......

 

[Return of the Rev]

If we lost at Leicester i would defo go to the Charlton game,not sure if we though?

 

[Surf's Up]

I actually enjoy/love going to the matches irrespective of our league position and which league we're in because I'm an Albion fan and have been for 50 odd years. I am always optimistic leading up to kick-off time, it's what happens after then that can be a bit of a mood changer but supporting the Albion means you have to adjust to the highs and lows and even if we get beaten I'm usually pretty chipper shortly after the game. The last two years have been a bit more challenging because the levels of expectation have been cranked right up so sometimes failure hurts a bit more but if you look at the bigger picture this is only the second time in the Albion's history that we've been challenging for promotion to the top division so lets get real.

 

[Withdean and I]

I'm going to the Charlton game and I'm not a 1901'er or season ticketer.

 

[WATFORD zero]

I actually enjoy/love going to the matches irrespective of our league position and which league we're in because I'm an Albion fan and have been for 50 odd years. I am always optimistic leading up to kick-off time, it's what happens after then that can be a bit of a mood changer but supporting the Albion means you have to adjust to the highs and lows and even if we get beaten I'm usually pretty chipper shortly after the game. The last two years have been a bit more challenging because the levels of expectation have been cranked right up so sometimes failure hurts a bit more but if you look at the bigger picture this is only the second time in the Albion's history that we've been challenging for promotion to the top division so lets get real.

This (but only 47 years)

 

[timbha]

30,000 !

 

[Blue Valkyrie]

The Amex will be bursting for the Charlton game.

Sellout and ticket exchange activated surely.