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Totally agree. There is a wood between the villages of Charing and Pluckley, in Kent, called Little Pipers. The bluebells are breathtaking. We have taken a photograph of our daughter there every year from her birth and she is now 16.

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£3.70 for a very good real ale down here in Kent! Home of the expensive pint. Red Lion, Snargate, on Romney Marsh. Have seen Reedley Hallows on the pumps.

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Tried my luck in the Hare and Hounds, Harle Syke. 1977 when I was 16 and looked 14. Landlord replied, "does yer mum know your out?" Brilliant red face and the laughs of the locals ringing my ears as I scarpered. Miserable devil.

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I have to say I watched that day when Spurs demolished us. The day Son scored. I thought he was superb.

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Younger brother.

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Younger brother.

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Knew Terry well, and agree with all of the above. A thoroughly decent bloke and as brave as they come. Supported and cared for, for many years, by the wonderful Linda who
I met in 1964, at St Johns Ivy Street. RIP mate. Xx

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Dyche was our lucky break. He breathed new life into the club, but nothing lasts for ever. I wish him all the best in whatever he does and will always be a hero to me.

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Fab pub. Always pop in when I am home.

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Yes, but what it if it was some kind of magic towel. Perhaps something like an invisibility cloak or...or magically gave the ball extra momentum or...something else...

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To be honest Hipper has a point. HC was my brother and we all loved him and still miss him. But he could be an inflammatory bugger.

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Saw nine below zero at Uni. 1981? Superb.

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Apologies if this has already been mentioned, but I was bought a book called, "Saturday, 3pm. Written by a chap called Daniel Gray. Very enjoyable. A down to earth and traditional Middlesboro' fan, (I will not hold that against him), who has 50 reasons why he loves footy and the match day experience.

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Volvoclaret wrote: ↑
Thu Jun 02, 2022 9:58 pm
I put my Mrs forward.

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Not sure if this has been posted, and to drag it across and put it on here is far beyond my capabilities, but there is an article about the fee for Chris Wood. Put "Chronicle Live" in a search engine and click on NUFC in the banner.

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Thanks to Steve and Bev, (Rossy Clarets) for my ticket yesterday. Would not have wanted to miss that game for anything.

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On the other hand, my local landlord who was massive Rovers fan passed away last week down here in Kent. Had many a conversation about our two clubs without any rancour. Always generous with his praise for the Clarets. Some Rovers fans are fine.

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Or Tony.

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If Macca has a spare I would take it.

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Never mind. Thanks everyone.

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Sorry, should have made myself clearer. I live in Kent and when my partner rang the office she was just told it was too late to send a ticket as it might not reach me in time. I understood we had sold out.

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Thank you Beddie. This will bump my request!

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Anybody got a spare ticket for Saturday? Can meet anywhere in Watford.
Regards.

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Roosterbooster. Many many thanks for such a clear and comprehensive reply. I am certain that your contribution will also assist a number of other individuals on this board. It's a shame sometimes that anonymity is part of this internet experience because your response was easily worth a good few pin...

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Thanks everyone for your advice. Much appreciated. It appears there is still a few possible remedies I have yet to try. Fingers crossed!

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Thanks everyone for your advice. Much appreciated. It appears there is still a few possible remedies I have yet to try. Fingers crossed!

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Anyone on the board suffer from this? I have had it for nearly twenty years on and off, and its very much on at the moment. This time I get the impression it is here to stay. I have had a total lack of smell for the last decade and my taste is also affected. I know everything still works for I have ...

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crundale wrote: ↑
Thu Oct 07, 2021 7:40 am
Daveyclaret. Just as I remember it! The Chelsea game was my first game ever and so Ralph's goal was my first Burnley goal. (First team). Have tried to find TV footage of it but no luck so far. The net bulging and the roar of the crowd...unforgetable.

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Daveyclaret. Just as I remember it! The Chelsea game was my first game ever and so Ralph's goal was my first Burnley goal. (First team). Have tried to find TV footage of it but no luck so far. The net bulging and the roar of the crowd...unforgetable.

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Well I was interested. Did you lot all get out of the wrong side of the bed this morning?

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Very generous and positive comments. Great to read.

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I realise there are mixed feelings about this on the forum and perfectly understand that, but on the 64th minute during the game today a quick tribute to Hampstead Claret may appear on the screen. Please help us celebrate his life, if you so wish.

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Clarets4me. I was at school with Dale. Another lad who left far too early. And yes, Ian was a good mate of Micky. My best wishes.

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Rowls thanks for that. My brother was called Michael Collins. Quite a large family. Irish hereditary, mostly still about Burnley. We used to tell him off over his obstreperous responses to you and a few others. If you had met him and had a drink together I reckon you would have enjoyed his company a...

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Thanks for all of the above. Michael died last night from cancer here in Burnley, amongst his family who loved him dearly. As was his wish. He was 62 and was indeed a St Ted's lad. He could be irrascible and certainly opinionated, and frequently told off by his family for being so. He was also thoro...

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Any heads up for BFC pubs in Brighton please.

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Found a mobile whilst on holiday in the Chilterns. We can only access a screen which states, "This phone has been lost. Please ring *****." Tried to do so, but being informed that the number is not recognised. Any ideas?

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Today. Dropped about a few pubs. Met many friends. Been picked up by the other half and taken home. She lit the fire and started to cook. Very much aware that it not always like this for me and you though. Enjoy the moment...if you can.

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Parts of Kent are stunning. MY area, the Weald and all the way out to Goudhurst etc etc. Mind you I am in Burmarsh, East Sussex at the mo.' So much woodland and rolling countryside. Did not one of the astronauts on a moon landing remark how green Britain looked from outer space?

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I drink in Canterbury quite a bit, not had any bother. Pubs are not as good as they used to be though. Also I don't remember ever seeing a copper. I think they are frightened by the dark. I might try that lark of laughing out loud for no reason in my local, would not mind being banned. My bar tab is...

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I had a run of lousy cars that were constantly in the garage. The mechanic said to to get rid and buy Toyotas as "he hardly sees them in his garage." I took his advice and have not had a problem.

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Thought we had the grit back. Came away very proud of the lads.

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Sacrilege CH. Was in the Timber Batts sunday. Now run by a blacksmith. Great pub but I will not be asking him to buy a bottle of Bene!

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I bothered my local landlord in Kent to get a bottle, telling him it will go down a storm like it does in Burnley. He got two. I even bought a round of Benny and hots to start the party...I now have been threatened with being barred if I don't drink both bottles before Xmas.

Book is good.

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Laughed my socks off and woke the wife in the process!

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John Johnson 1605 wrote:I don't want to spoil it for you but he dies in the end.

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Edit. Later!

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I'd have to say Owen Coyle, even though with how he left, jump-started us. The 2009 playoff final win vs Sheffield United was significant. Most certainly earlier than this game but I remember walking off the the QPR game, the one when Barton was hit by a bottle, after playing them off the park and ...

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London Zoo Completely agree with claptrapper about London Zoo. Bored senseless. All of the animals were either on their hols or asleep. When I had a quick chat with one of the keepers and told him I would pay good money to see a scrap between a tiger and a lion or a bear and a buffalo he looked at ...

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I work at Calais for Border Force (silly name really) and often see the British Army passing through. Yesterday it was the Household Cavalry. A smarter, more impressive bunch of lads you will never meet. Polite and pleasant. Our youngsters are as good and bad as they have always been, but mostly good.

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