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R.I.P Bill.

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Phew!

That was a good 'un!
I'll be getting nose bleeds!

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WE NEED PHOTOS!

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ClaretTony wrote: ↑
Wed Apr 01, 2020 7:54 pm
It is, just below the Waggoners. Looks good but it's been bitterly cold walking up there in the last two days.

Be around there the town once emerged to Mr Greaves to prompt his Brigadoon memories.

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Not really an upgrade on what we've got.
Its a no from me.

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Another great read, Dave.
Many thanks.

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Moody Mam.

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Fungi

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Dipper in Millers Dale.

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Rowls wrote: ↑
Wed Apr 01, 2020 12:13 pm
I think on a free from Luton Town.

Think Luton were in big financial trouble at the time?

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JohnDearyMe wrote: ↑
Wed Apr 01, 2020 11:42 am
Mitchell Thomas, Cox and Davis. They were such a significant upgrade on the quality of centre halves we'd endured in the years before

Your not wrong there.
And I always thought Thomas a real class act.
Superb positional sense & timing.

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beddie wrote: ↑
Wed Apr 01, 2020 9:07 am
The next thing you'll be telling us is that Aldi have some stock of bog roll.

Got bog roll.... Its washing up liquid that's disappeared from the whole county.

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You've really, really REALLY got to feel for poor old Leeds....
Even if it is 1st April..

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Spaghetti

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Be a lot of Private Investigators honing their surveillance techniques in the Blackburn area...

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I posted a couple of weeks ago about FIFA sacking the board at the Trinidad and Tobago FA - I made the mistake that this was a spin off from the Jack Warner days and corruption was being cleaned up (oh what a silly boy) the tale is probably even more sorry than that - the FIFA president had moved t...

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Wonder how many other Prem clubs will post a profit?
In fact, wonder how many professional clubs in any English league will post a profit.

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From a different angle?

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Interesting, that.
But 'heading practice' with golf balls.... Heck.

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claretblue wrote: ↑
Mon Mar 30, 2020 6:17 pm
I thought Spot would've have been full after taking delivery of my bribe
...er I mean gift of a Winalot hamper!

Nice as the hamper will be, 'blue, it doesn't really compete with the chicken stew.

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What Beddie posted.
All of it.
What a sickening excuse of humanity.

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Hope all goes well, Jollyjack.
My best wishes.

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Redbeard wrote: ↑
Mon Mar 30, 2020 1:23 pm
Are you giving the rest of us (apart from Brucey and G_P) a chance, Buxton, by entering only four guesses for five photos?

Damn considerate of you, old man.

Cheers, ol'sausage.

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Ooops.
Sorry.
That's a boob.. Was multi tasking when I posted that.

1. A8
2. F7
3. B7
4. B6
5. C6

Cheers all.

Spot.... This is my picks, ignore t'other.

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1 A8
2 F7
3 B7
4 C6

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And I'll make the bacon butties today, Spades.

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Free in the match programmes is also how I remember them. As a teenager, often needing to hitch from Accy to get to the game, I don't think I had "spare change" to buy programme and FLR. Used to have a few until recently. Sadly they were lost when I moved. One contained an article of the CF stand, ...

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early 60's our average was around 25000 reducing to circa 16000 10 years on Although the rumour that Bob Lord massaged the attendance figures to avoid tax seemed to have some truth...I often read attendance figure in Sunday paper and it was usually appreciably lower than what seemed in the ground! ...

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Targetman wrote: ↑
Sun Mar 29, 2020 12:43 pm
Ive already tried that but everything that I've seen just explains how to actually send photos in messages or emails not actually how to post on a message board/forum.

You may need to go to desktop version on your phone screen too.

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What Sundays are for, great reads like that.

Cheers, Sliding.

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I'm being hammered with it this evening. (Forbidden)

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Bit predictable, but there you go.

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How long have we got to ponder R2, Ralph?

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Bingo dobbers.....

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Heck.
VAR will have some fun with this.

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R. I. P Fred.

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Capable of doing some good stuff.
Especially when he was in the mood to run at 'em & cut inside.

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Cheating buggers.....
Its 6

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Firthy wrote: ↑
Wed Mar 25, 2020 6:15 pm
Myabe this is more your style

Isn't that the same one, Firthy?
After an afternoon at the Spa & Pamper unit?

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Any article with Brian 'standing tall' in it is OK by me.

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https://youtu.be/BXqPNlng6uI

Had this on when I saw the OP!

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Cheers, Socrates.
Appreciated.

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RalphCoatesComb wrote: ↑
Tue Mar 24, 2020 3:40 pm
Can you deliver?

Anything for Spot.

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Image 1 A10
Image 2 F5
Image 3 A3

Cheers, Spot!
Your FAVOURITE chicken stew is on the hob.

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Redbeard wrote: ↑
Mon Mar 23, 2020 6:10 pm
1. E9
2. D7
3. F5

Ah..
You got the file in the cake then.
Get thee cutlass sharpened, old bean.

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Silly season starting early.

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Musical icon that would have appreciated our seasonal photo threads.

R. I. P Kenny

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ClaretTony wrote: ↑
Thu Mar 19, 2020 5:34 pm
Nothing like our longest run though - Birmingham (May 2010) to Chelsea (August 2014)

Like it.

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Taffy on the wing wrote: ↑
Fri Mar 20, 2020 4:34 am
I'd forgotten that one!.............Hilarious, it's all coming back now............

Not drifting back to you in one of these, is it?

https://youtu.be/cJunCsrhJjg

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Think you might mean Roland Billington who had a shop near to the 'Queens' pub. We occasionally got our season tickets from there(I lived in Haslingden when I was at junior school) and as far as I recall his was probably one of the only shops that remained open on Christmas Day(50's and early60's) ...

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