Last Night's Programme

[Lush]

OK it was £1.50 for a mere pamphlet, but just about worth the money IMHO for the new manager's column "Mark My Words" (groan) and the picture of Danny on the front with an unfeasibly large finger! He looks like Uma Thurman in "Even Cowgirls get the Blues." And Bob Booker is no longer on the list of staff, so has obviously been fired and that was a cardboard cut-out in the dug out.

 

[Braders]

just noticed that , weird ?

 

[Rambo]

I remember when programmes used to be 50p, ah the good old days.

 

[Beach Hut]

Perhaps DC was doing an impression of ET phoning home.

 

[Soton Seagull]

I bought the Programme last night, but didn't have time to read it all

 

[tedebear]

And Bob Booker is no longer on the list of staff, so has obviously been fired and that was a cardboard cut-out in the dug out.

eh? the printer has gone bonkers - is that what I am to deduce from this?

 

[34064 Fighter Command]

I remember when programmes used to be 50p, ah the good old days.

& I can remember when programmes were 30p, ah, the ' even better ' good old old days !

 

[Yorkie]

Ok who is going to come up with the first pre-decimal price??

 

[Rambo]

Ok who is going to come up with the first pre-decimal price??

Go on Yorkie stop wating for someone else!

 

[Locky]

I was about to do just that Yorks, but changed my mind

 

[Lush]

Re: Re: Last Night's Programme

eh? the printer has gone bonkers - is that what I am to deduce from this?

I think what happened was ... in the last programme Bob Booker was presumably down as Caretaker Manager.

Now they've replaced him with Mark McGhee, but forgotten to put him back in as Assistant Manager.

Not really much of a conspiracy theory I admit.

 

[sully]

I thought of quoting a pre-decimal price, too, but can't remember the price when I started going (my dad used to buy them for me).

I do remember that when the entrance fee went up to 50p my dad thought it was a rip-off, though!!

God I feel old, now!!

 

[Dancin Ninja BHA]

And I can remember when they were free!!

(after a good bundle in the North Stand after an Albion goal, programmes that were safe in someones back pocket were often dis-lodged and you had the simple task of swooping on them lying on the floor!!)

 

[tedebear]

Re: Re: Re: Last Night's Programme

Not really much of a conspiracy theory I admit.

Damn - do love a good conspiracy theory.... when is the flag going to be back on the grassy knoll

 

[Braders]

i remember when they where 41/2 d the very good old day (wethers originals tune plays)

 

[Hiney]

The programme for my first ever Albion game (v Torquay United 28/8/68) cost the princely sum of 1 shilling. Thats 5p to you children

 

[Storer68]

5p in 1975 small white cover with a load of fans in front of a "Get at 'em Dolphins" banner (or summat)

Marvellous scenes

 

[Yorkie]

what did FSB have to say then?

How pleased he was to be at Brighton where they have such lovely fans and what a great team we have