gandalf

We have seats in Block 35 and at yesterdays game there 3 Newcastle supporters in front of us. The point is that they should never have made it to their seats as they had brought pints of beer with them. How many stewards did they walk past at the bottom of the steps? The same thing happened after the half time interval, up the steps with their pints. It was only mid way through the second half that their behaviour had them removed. And this was only because one young steward actually ventured past the halfway point on the steps and a few angry fans pointed them out.

No. Just hopeful.

It's funny how they all say that.

Yep. I mentioned this on the way home. Perhaps it was a Jason puncheon moment

Oh well. They'll want to call the game off then.

Now 1-3

I think my son may miss the last train back to Bognor tonight 🤣

That's why he was wearing a Portsmouth shirt

The game is live on bbc1 Wales. I think you can view it via the iPlayer. I stand to be corrected.

Paul Jones was and still is a resident here in Bognor Regis.

When we pass through that area we ensure all windows are closed and the car is set to recycle the air.

I usually go for hesgoal or fotyval online

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As I said read it again "Norwich will be bottom for sure, then ourselves, Burnley and Newcastle for the other 2 spots". Norwich and the other 2 being ourselves, Burnley or Newcastle. what is being said it's 2 out of the other 3. I'm just being pedantic as you are being picky.

Read it again will you

Beard yes, but short and grey. And no hairy footed little friends.

Westbound closure around the Fareham area this weekend. We travel from Bognor and trying to assess our options. May well be the train.

And Bergerac

I live in a PO postcode, Bognor Regis, and I am not a neanderthal nor are my other family and friends who are season ticket holders.

Lee Bowyer has left Charlton.

Yep, me too.

Consider the area we have to travel through to get to a game.

I live in Bognor Regis which is a PO area.

Thanks for sharing this. My grandfather and his two brothers joined the Royal Sussex Regiment and fought on the Somme. All three survived the war. I now have my grandfather's Military Medal and Citation. He died in 1969 and I know it's become cliched but he never discussed his experiences except to occasionally pass some random comments. He was apparently very p***ed off that he couldn't join up for WW2. Instead he drove tankers of aviation fuel to the many airfields around Sussex and Hampshire. I have visited a few War Grave cemeteries travelling through France. Sometimes you follow a sign and find a cemetery with only a handful of graves. All beautifully kept. An unforgettable and emotional experience is to attend the nightly ceremony at the Menin Gate, Ypres.

One of my daughters is a teacher. Recently I mentioned Oliver Cromwell and she genuinely didn't know who he was. So I'm not sure what history she was taught! And no, she doesn't teach history.