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| HELLO ALBERT – “The
stimulating and mildy amusing fanzine” |
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It is claimed by those with memories
which stretch so far back, that Sealand Road was one
of the first League grounds to have a public address
system.
From as early as 1931 when Chester
entered the League the announcer would greet supporters
saying: “Hello Spion Kop! Hello Albert”.
He was apparently addressing a long-standing supporter
in the crowd.
The fanzine title Hello Albert
thus epitomises attempts at communication between Chester
supporters. |
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•When
Saturday Comes article — August 2001
•ITV
Teletext messages — Granada Fan-Scene
Teletext pages
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Saturday Comes article — August 2000
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