... if they win tomorrow. What an atmosphere that'll be if they do. This is a club that almost vanished and had to play wherever they were allowed. Great for Brighton, and a man called Potter, but also gives me hope and the feeling that, perhaps, money isn't everything in the game. Haway Brighton, give Pep a bust lip for wanting their second team to take a place in our leagues.
My 1st away game was at the Goldstone ground around 1986. We lost 3-1. Left Washington on a supporters bus at midnight and got to Brighton for 9am. Great memories. Nothing bad to say about Brighton tbh.
We went to that and couldn't find a pub that'd let us in. We found a social club, opposite a building site, and told the fella on the door we were there for six months and liked a drink ... ... they took us in and put free sandwiches on
I'm sure there was a large field somewhere outside the ground we all played a game of football on. The Goldstone was a proper old ground.
