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cricketfieldclarets wrote: ↑
Sun Jul 05, 2020 11:48 am
Don’t disagree with any of that.

Nor do I.

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NewClaret wrote: ↑
Wed Jul 01, 2020 8:50 pm
Totally agree.

Absolutely nothing wrong with Jeff's goodbye.

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A very good player. Sad to see him go, but Brownhill will do well.

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Rowls wrote: ↑
Tue Jun 30, 2020 4:14 pm
Great sight!

If you take out Liverpool, it could almost be 1959/60 again.

But with no Blackburn anywhere. Haha!

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Thanks, Tony. My favourite season, I think, although I was only 11/12.

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Was this 1965-66, CT?

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Hot and humid in Chiang Rai.

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ClaretTony wrote: ↑
Sat Jun 27, 2020 11:16 am
We beat Northampton 4-1 at home in their first division season. We were 1-0 up at half time courtesy of a Theo Foley own goal.

Indeed. We also played them away soon after [or was it just before?], and we came from 1-0 down to win 2-1 with two late goals.

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Alan Stevenson in the 1972-73 promotion season. We were under the cosh at Turf Moor against Bristol City in a game which finished 1-1, but in all fairness, it could have been 1-5. Stevenson produced a save low to his right which was later compared to Gordon Banks's 1970 World Cup save from Pele.

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If it is banned, the whole ground should sing it for 20 minutes.

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Bradford 2 Sheff Wed 1. Which Bradford, City or Park Avenue?

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Trump is my hero.

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I'm glad Stevenage are down, and not because I used to live there.

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I can imagine Barrow against Carlisle will be an ... occasion.

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The villa will be the base. Car is hired so we will be discovering the remote beauty of the Algarve daily from quiet beaches and caves to woodland trails , thermal springs and mountains. Adventure time . We dont really do the hotel sardine conveyor holidays that the mindless masses like anyway. We ...

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'Fear is more deadly than the virus'. Sounds like the truth to me. It is that I was referring to. Watch the interview on Unherd on YouTube.

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Yes; now can we close this thread.

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I’ve noticed this guy popping up a bit, I also saw this posted on Facebook about him. Not sure how much is true as it’s clearly one sided - A few of the things you might need to know about him : He hates the NHS. Really, really hates it. Calls it 'the last bastion of communism'. He used to work for...

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Swizzlestick wrote: ↑
Wed Jun 03, 2020 10:41 am
Hasn’t he been outed as a bit of a ‘quack’?

No, he hasn't. He is one of a few scientists willing to tell the truth.

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I don't want Vydra to leave.

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Hello, Dave. From Wrinehill Nick.

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This drinking lots of water lark is based on the false view that the body is made up of water. It isn't. It's made up of electrolytes. If you drink too much water, you flush the electrolytes out of your body. Only drink water when you are thirsty.

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Blackburn_Claret wrote: ↑
Sun May 31, 2020 11:04 am
Let's be honest, he's not fit to lace Graham's boots. Branch would be the first name on dyche team sheet with his work rate.

I think living where you do is affecting your thinking.

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The transfer window is to stop the rich clubs just buying the best players from rivals towards the end of the season. You set your stall out, then go with it. Fine tune in January. For me, I’d scrap the January window. What you start the season with, you finish it. Then window from 1st June till th...

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Alan Taylor really impressed me when he played. Pace and skill.

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There is a YouTube video from Taylor's youth when he destroyed Burnley playing for Exeter or someone.

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I am on day 65 with no alcohol. No big deal for me. Two years ago I did 79 days.

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RIP Glyn. Saw him at Maine Road in a 4-2 City win against us. Plus on another couple of occasions.

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If Reeves had not been injured, we'd have gone up. If Bond had not left, we wouldn't have been relegated to the 4th in 1985.

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The maximum starch carbohydrate you should eat per day is 50 grams. You probably could do with less. Eat lots of vegetables, especially cruciferous ones. Consume zero sugar. If your last meal is finished at 8 p.m., your next one should be at noon. Don't even have milk in tea and coffee between these...

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So do I, jackmiggins. I'm glad he's staying. And I hope his mate does, too.

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I haven't watched a moment's television in over eight years. But I can recommend UnHerd Lockdown TV on YouTube if you want to watch an alternative to the hysterical coverage/interviews regarding COVID-19. And if you did, you may stop worrying.

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Spain on my trike.

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I am 66 and exercise as hard as I did 30 years ago several times a week. I walk everywhere and at a pace and if I rely on motorised transport, it's a motorcycle. In short, I do everything I did in my 20s. And I spring out of bed with no aches and pains. If you act like you're an old man, that's what...

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Void: Liverpool not the champions and Leeds stay down.

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Interesting article.

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Some TDS posts on here.

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Budget debut for young film director a few years ago. Set in east London, 'Ill Manors' is brilliant, but I suspect not to everyone's taste.

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martin_p wrote: ↑
Mon May 04, 2020 2:24 pm
And the population density in Singapore is 21,646 people per square mile. Deaths 18. Ponder that.

'Population density' doesn't mean much. It is 'lived density' that does.

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AlargeClaret wrote: ↑
Sat May 02, 2020 5:01 pm
In no particular order

The long good Friday
Layer Cake
The Prestige
Shaun of the dead
Chariots of fire
Kes
Life of Brian
Zulu
Trainspotting
The Elephant man
Alien
Ok it’s 11

Take Trainspotting out and it will be 10.

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The biggest away following Burnley have taken in a league game in the modern age. Someone above cites 14,000 plus. Very much plus, I'd say. My favourite ever match.

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fatboy47 wrote: ↑
Tue Apr 28, 2020 8:35 am
Yes, most of them are already dead...its a disease for oldsters mainly...a big number of smokers dont make it that far.

Very logical.

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Vino, I heard he was very popular because of the way he spoke Spanish when I was passing through Spain once.

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Very sad news, indeed. He learned Spanish and was fluent enough to be a TV presenter. Some achievement that. I remember him playing at TM for PNE in a friendly in the mid-70s. RIP Michael.

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A very interesting character, Alan Brown, and Burnley just one part of his career. What this also shows is how lucky a manager Harry Potts was. Not to say that he wasn't a good one, but he was a lucky one as well. Potts was only lucky in that he took over a good squad. Without his astute management...

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Quite surprisingly smokers are underrepresented in the death toll. Show me some evidence. Edit: I was told today that this is evidently true, so I stand corrected, but I still think not smoking is a good idea. Stopping smoking is the best thing people can do along with taking zinc and magnesium sup...

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Completely different style of writing than your normal articles, Tony.

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Chain smoking and they sprawl all over each other when they say hello. The Spanish smoke like crazy, never mind the Greeks.

My point was smoking lowers one's resistance to any viruses.

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Steve1956 wrote: ↑
Sun Apr 26, 2020 11:19 am
Are they going to try and revive him for a few weeks before they finally tell us hes dead?
Come on KimJong fight it ya b@stard.

Strap him upright to a horse like ... was it Ben Hur?

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Wasn't the '82 championship another one where it was virtually guaranteed at Southend but not mathematically confirmed until Chesterfield at home? Or in fact, now I think about, didn't the point against Chesterfield all but guarantee the championship but still had to wait to see if Carlisle would t...

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