Search results

You get a beer afterwards?

In the old days..... The Christmas day fixture would be the return fixture.... On Boxing day.

I feel we're that safe we could easily stay Championship level for the next twenty seasons (+)

Given it is now a well established inconvenient football competition, fast becoming a blemish on world sport, I would expect nothing less than it to be shoved into the last remaining corner of the least popular day of the week. We need a ceremonial burning of 1970's green hooded parka coats and...

Yeah but even then it was only down by the river. We haven't got a river. Just a canal. And a rail track. And a frigging motorway. Are Kraftwerk available?

Well I wasn't expecting the January transfer window to creep into February for a start.

Do you think that derision may have been aimed at the quality of the cross?

"Well done"? That's where he's meant to be. And he didn't have to bust a gut to get onto it as it was perfectly pushed into his path!

Great name for a band. Who's in?

Let's just see what 'delights' the replay throws up first eh?

You OK, sweetheart? Nice to see you've cheered up a little x

It should have been.

I can't believe that bloke has the audacity to show his face in public at all after what he did.

Don't forget Kings Lynn in 1961 which prompted a certain managerial appointment. Although to be fair we were third division at the time.

Beat me to it! Correct - THAT was the game that finally put Sutton to bed. Altho I remember Stevenage scaring the life out of Newcastle in the late 1990's.

OK, I've got ten minutes - Maybe a little far fetched but it could happen. Bloke (or lass) goes out last night to a fancy dress party (along with three friends) playing the role of the protagonist in the tale of 'The three little piggies and the big bad wolf'. It's a great night with great music...

If only it were just the fashion and not the other crap.

Levi's denim and shirts for skinheads and suedeheads as well. Perry boys just being ahead of the full on casual phenomenon.

Well that's because we've had more than three decades of relative inactivity in the grounds as far as hoolie activity is concerned. Back then they were well up on the game hence the swift action. Didn't SPG regularly police Albion home fixtures late 1970's well into the '80's?

Really surprise that the Hawthorns still looks so full given the aggro, the foregone result and the opportunity to escape the post match congestion.