1) What is your earliest memory of being a home fan?

Vancouver Whitecaps first ever match at Empire Stadium home against San Jose in May 1974. I went with my godfather and his son with whom I was staying while my parents were out of town.

2) What is your earliest memory of being an away fan?

Going with my parents to see Vancouver play Seattle at the Kingdome in 1978.

3) What is your most memorable terrace moment?

Either at Highbury in December 1991 watching Arsenal beat Spurs 2-0 in the league or the San Siro in Milan watching West Germany beat Netherlands 2-1 in the 1990 World Cup quarter final.

4) What is your most memorable game?

West Germany 4 France 3 after extra time and penalties in the 1982 World Cup semi-final

Liverpool 0 Arsenal 2 to win the title at Anfield on the final day dropping Liverpool to 2nd

Germany 7 Brasil 1 in the 2014 World Cup semi-final

5) What is your favourite ground?

Highbury

6) What is your best football memory?

Playing in the yard as a kid.

7) What is the best ground you’ve visited?

Emirates. The new Wembley is relatively sterile but Emirates set a standard for new grounds. We’ll see how the new Bridge and Shite Hope Lame turn out, although the architect’s vision of one looks like the dog’s breakfast and it isn’t the Lame.

8) Which club has the best fans you’ve encountered?

Probably Liverpool as far as hospitality goes, for hard core dedication in the face of hopelessness one probably has to look down the table towards the 4th division or whatever they call it now.

9) Who was your favourite player growing up?

Rainer Bonhof of Borussia Mönchengladbach, Valencia, FC Köln and West Germany.

10) Would you bring back terracing?

Some places have already, it takes the will to look seriously at the reasons why the ban took effect and how other places managed to reintroduce standing terraces.

1) What is your earliest memory of being a home fan?

Best memory is when my Uncle Stewart – who was a devout Chelsea fan when he was young (my grandfather and his father grew up near Stamford Bridge and raced greyhounds around the track in the 50 and 60s!) – took me to see Chelsea Vs Man Utd @ Stamford Bridge to watch Bobby Charlton’s last game in 1973 when I was 10 years old! We stood in the Shed and the ground was a shadow of what it is now!!

2) What is your earliest memory of being an away fan?

My grandfather Cecil (who played for West Ham before he enlisted to fight in the first world war) used to love Brighton and Hove Albion and he took me as a young kid to a Brighton vs Portsmouth game at the Goldstone Ground. At that time I had no idea about how these clubs were not too keen on each other! We stood in the Brighton terrace end and it was more than interesting. Pompey won I believe!

3) What is your most memorable terrace moment?

In 1978 I went to Stamford Bridge with my friend Dave Whately to watch Chelsea beat Liverpool in the FA Cup. Chelsea were a 2nd division side and Liverpool were winning everything. Fasher Walker, Kenny Daglish, Peter Bonettio, commentator Brian Moore and The Big Match! Those were the good ole days!

4) What is your most memorable game?

Watching Chelsea beat Middlesboro under Ruud Gullit in 1997 when Robbie Di Matteo scored in the first minute! I was at the game – traveling all the way from Vancouver to go to the game. I also came back for the last Cup final at Wembley Stadium when Chelsea beat Villa 2-0

5) What is your favourite ground?

It has to be the old Stamford Bridge ground. The old Shed End, especially with the running track where my grandfather used to run his greyhounds back in the day! Great history and great ground!

6) What is your best football memory?

Has to be when Brazil played England in Mexico in the World Cup with Gordon Banks making one of the most amazing saves I have ever witnessed against you know who: Pele!

And watching the Brazil team throughout that 70s World Cup!

This Chelsea Liverpool cup game also is up there!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bJREC1lz45Y

7) What is the best ground you’ve visited?

WEMBLEY STADIUM!!!!!!!

8) Which club has the best fans you’ve encountered?

Best fans have to be Newcastle… They’re patient and starved of success. They also have amazing loyalty and St James Park is always full!

9) Who was your favourite player growing up?

I loved watching Jarzinho from Brazil. He was smooth, quick, and great to watch playing in the Mexico World Cup!

10) Would you bring back terracing?

Absolutely. Best memories for games and great atmosphere! It’s just a shame about the hooliganism that eventually brought in all seated stadiums.