The Last Goal

26th April 1997 – The Last Goal ever scored at The Goldstone Ground (YouTube video link), home of Brighton & Hove Albion FC (from 1902 to 1997). It was a Stuart Storer goal giving the Seagulls a 1-0 victory over Doncaster Rovers and lifted them out of the fourth-tier relegation zone but it took 14 years for the club to find another place they could call home. Brighton & Hove Albion FC are now in the Championship play-off places playing in front of the largest average attendances in the division.

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The Last Goal Series (c)Stewart Weir 1997

Qala Iktyaruddin

A wooden shop in the shadow of Qala Iktyaruddin otherwise known as the Citadel of Alexander, Herat, Afghanistan. (c)Stewart Weir 2002

Twelve Years On

Twelve years on from when this portrait was taken in Herat, Afghanistan I wonder where this boy is? (c)Stewart Weir 2002

Last days Of A Football Home 1902 – 1997

The end days of a football ground. Between 1902 and 1997 The Goldstone had admitted 22.9 million supporters to 2,174 games. The largest attendance at the Goldstone was 36,747 when the Albion played Fulham on 27 December 1958. Turf is removed by a fan before the bulldozers arrive. (c) Stewart Weir 1997

West 50th Street, New York

Close to the Rockefeller Center on West 50th Street, New York. From the series New York Smokers (c) Stewart Weir 2005

For The Love Of The Beautiful Game

Brighton & Hove Albion FC vs Hereford United. Brighton lose 1 nil on Tuesday 15th October 1996 at the Goldstone Ground. Image from the More Than Ninety Minutes series. (c) Stewart Weir 1996

Πλατανιάς

Platanias, Crete (c) Stewart Weir 2005

The Sleeping Salaryman

Salaryman at lunchtime in Tokyo (c) Stewart Weir 2002

The Dutch Fort

The Dutch Fort, Galle, Sri Lanka. 5 days after the Asian Tsunami (c) Stewart Weir 2004

Hannah Sleeps

Hannah Sleeps (c)Stewart Weir 2005

I spent my whole childhood wishing I were older and now I’m spending my adulthood wishing I were younger. – Ricky Schroder

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Lovers on Brighton Pier (c) Stewart Weir 2005