YEOVIL TOWN - SATURDAY 29/12/07

REPORT

A disastrous week for the Albion had seen three key players leave - Matt Richards returned to Ipswich on-loan, Bas Savage refused to sign a new contract and as such looks likely to leave on a free, and George O'Callaghan came out, slagged off the board for not sorting out contracts for players, and as such looks like he will return to Ipswich as opposed to signing permanently. It was the Christmas period last year that saw the Seagulls transformed from play-off hopefuls to relegation candidates, and the Crocs made the journey to Yeovil to see if history would repeat itself

Witham was at the wheel for todays trip into inbred country Potter performs some sort of gay wave in the back of the car
McCarthy enjoys a cheese and ham sandwich, that despite looking like it had been made in an Afghanistani war zone, was delightful Upton enjoys his seat in the back of the car for the trip

Arundel castle in all its glory is one of many fine sights the journey to Yeovil would throw upon us Salisbury Cathedral was another

This map denotes that Yeovil is located in the middle of nowhere A busy road leading us to our location
Denis decided to add some Terminator glasses to complete his look Lunch is taken in McDonalds, as Potter and Witham enjoy their meal
McCarthy, complete with retro 95-96 season away shirt, and Upton tuck into a healthy meal All kinds of drama in McDonalds car park, as this van behind Upton blocks us in from one side
And this vital van that supplies Somerset with water cress blocked us from the other side We question whether this was infact a giant egg cup

Traffic builds as we approach Huish Park Potter acts the flid he is by doing an artillery-style action at the entrance to Artillery Road
Contrary to popular believe, this sign did not say "Gash", but "Gosh" The main stand of Huish Park
This fine badge inspires all visitors Upton, Potter and Witham outside the entrance

McCarthy pulls the unpredictable pose Witham inside the Huish
Upton is bathed in light Potter looking incredibly homosexual in his scarf
McCarthy relaxes in anticipation of the game The Cowlin Stand
The Carlsberg Terrace The Community Stand
Rotherham legend Paul Warne warms up for Yeovil David Martot's loan period would expire after todays game
This man in the hat was unhappy with the mess made of the goal mouth during the warm up He therefore attempts to rectify the situation prior to kick off
This mascot can only be described as some sort of monster The teams emerge onto the pitch for the game
Adam El Abd prepares for kick off Michel Kuipers was sporting his new hair style, based around Mr T
This hand clapping denotes that Brighton have just gone 1-0 up through Alex Revell No, this is not cows excrement on the pitch, but holes appearing due to the intensity of the game
Russell Slade was wearing a superb green hat that made him look very dashing Paul Warne looks to take advantage of Adam El Abd

Michel Kuipers prepares to take a goal kick Yeovil return to the halfway line after equalising
McCarthy enjoys his half-time cup of tea to complement his lubricated penis Rumors were once again rife among the Albion support that Stuart Mildenhall was infact a rapist
Brighton players look shocked as Yeovil take a 2-1 lead Ex-Albion hero Nathan Jones has a few words for Alex Revell
The game continues, as Albion are pegged back while looking for an equaliser Its all over, another defeat at Yeovil, this time by two goals to one
The Albion players applaud the fans for making the trip It is 20.51, 10 hours after setting out when we arrive back in Brighton