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(28-07-2017, 18:52)Ska Wrote: Clapton was never an Albion fan.  Wore the scarf on an album cover back when we the fashionable team, but has shown no interest ever since.

The guys from The Beat apparently are/were Baggies, though.

SKA'd, I've seen a few pics of him wearing an Albion top on stage in an old Albion match day programme , I also heard that when ever he signed into any hotel around the world he signed the register WBA, however as you say it was a fad with him I think.
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#12
He was certainly never around in the 1990s and 2000s, and if memory serves he's been connected much more with Chelsea in recent times. Saw him as a guest on the old Frank Skinner Show years back, about half an hour on air without a single mention of WBA, not even as a private joke with Frank. It just doesn't scream "diehard Baggie", does it?

The real cynic would suggest that his interest lasted for as long as we had three top-class black players, because his career at that time was dogged by certain remarks he'd made on stage in Birmingham one night whilst under the influence.
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#13
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(28-07-2017, 22:10)Ska Wrote: He was certainly never around in the 1990s and 2000s, and if memory serves he's been connected much more with Chelsea in recent times.  Saw him as a guest on the old Frank Skinner Show years back, about half an hour on air without a single mention of WBA, not even as a private joke with Frank.  It just doesn't scream "diehard Baggie", does it?

The real cynic would suggest that his interest lasted for as long as we had three top-class black players, because his career at that time was dogged by certain remarks he'd made on stage in Birmingham one night whilst under the influence.

Agree Ska'd. I think it started when Johnny Giles was with us then as you say when we were rockin late 70's early 80's when we were fashionable.
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#15
I read somewhere that Allan Ahlberg, the children's, author is a Baggies fan. Wish the Jolly Postman would deliver us some more players in this transfer market!!
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#16
...talking of authors, I think Ian Richards is a Baggie. Wink
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#17
(29-07-2017, 10:52)talkSAFT Wrote: ...talking of authors, I think Ian Richards is a Baggie.   Wink

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#18
Keith Curle is an Albion Fan Laugh Laugh Laugh
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#19
(29-07-2017, 10:49)Kennyg Wrote: I read somewhere that Allan Ahlberg, the children's, author is a Baggies fan. Wish the Jolly Postman would deliver us some more players in this transfer market!!

Yes, this is true
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#20
Kermit the Frog is an avid Baggie supporter....

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This was his reaction on hearing our progress to date in this transfer Window !

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