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Oh no. Bless her. A lovely girl who used to hang out with us. I’m sure she’d liked to be remembered as a top ‘dresser’, who travelled with the boys in the 80’s. RIP Deb. From a Clitheroe Claret. Give Humph and Gaz B my regards. X

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..in other people’s misery !

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I had both my young boys on The Longside for that game. I’m sure it will stick with them for the rest of their lives.

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Now, white chocolate.

Then, the never to be forgotten Cabana. Sadly no longer available.

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The Clash, King George's Hall, Blackburn I think in 1980/ 1981. They were supported by the Notsensibles who started singing Burnley songs at the end of their set. Strummer, Jones, Simonon and Headon all on fire from beginning to end. Every time this thread comes up it’s a done deal. This was a supe...

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Always had a preference for a good GSM, Grenache, Syrah , Mouverdre.

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I did some of my best ever swearing when that goal went in. Beat wishes Parky.

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Great thread. But a long way behind Joe Strummer.

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I expected Leisure to have posted this article.

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Thanks Tony.

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Quick question. Has anyone attended a game with complimentary tickets for The Hub? I’d like any info on where tickets will be for (guessing not Bob Lord) and the dress code. Many thanks

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Leisure for me. Helped me out for donkeys years. Thank you.

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And we will fight for ever more, because of Boxing Day.

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Evening CCC.
It would be Liz Hurleys house. Broadly speaking.

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The inn place was great music. Great bands. Used to associate with a lad called Rainbow, Shaun. Have a picture of the early 80’s in Concorde - why did it have Scottish memorabilia ?

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Just arrived. Looking forward to a good weekend.

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Cork is without doubt a great player. With time I think he could possibly manage to get close to Dobsons level of greatness.

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Sorry “bump’

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Ultras

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Diesel wrote:Dennis Hopper:

'Half nigger kid'

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There’s several wonderful scenes with great dialogue throughout True Romance. Great film.

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When Rex finally gets Zurg.

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The smirk on his face after we beat Bastards and he was a pundit guarantees his place in our history. Bless his little lead diving boots. Great player. If I’m ever down, that last 30 minutes of tv with the 2 goals and his reaction picks me up. There’s not a week goes by without me watching it. Sad g...

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Jeffbfc wrote:Ok for me.
Great player who actually did do the business on the pitch.
Not some arse like a lot of them who did the Jack of F all.

Jeff. Brilliant if that’s intentional. Linekar actually did do his business on the pitch. Dirty devil.

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That subway could tell some stories.

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He’s a legend. Do what it takes BFC.

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I'd class myself as apolitical, and I generally avoid commenting on current affairs and 'terror' & 'war'. The horrors of war are ongoing. Today's an exception though, brought on by my own private moments of 'remembrance' this morning after rooting through family documents. I'm fiercely proud of what...

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It’s the 2 mile / 4 floors walk to the bog in every Spoons that helps me stay under 16 stone.

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That’s me in the red sat on the Longside with my first wife. (Shudders)

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Blackrod wrote:Saw someone in flip flops and a body warmer today. It was raining. Looks as daft as black shoes with tracksuit bottoms.

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Let’s celebrate what we’ve put up - all fantastic players. Not having a picture of Terry Cochrane won’t diminish the memory of that goal at their place. Voting is voting.

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For anyone who never stood on The Longside search for our home game in the Mullen promotion season against Cardiff. It’s one of those mentioned on this thread with Conroy fence climbing. But in the background you get a real feel for the Longside as a massive surge follows the 2nd or 3rd goal, can’t ...

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[quote="Saxoman"]I have been very open about my past struggles, some of it was even played out online if you were on footymad at the time. I was sectioned for 3 months. I am not ashamed. Hope others can have the same inner strength to keep going.[/quote] I’m not a daily user of this forum and have g...

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It’s been excellent but grim viewing. If anyone has any further interest in that war I would thoroughly recommend Michael Herrs book, Dispatches. It’s been described as probably the best book on combat/war.

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Evening pal. Can you sort me out for this please. Thanks. A

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Let’s get the right players first. Then someone who can coach them effectively.

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“I saw Bobby Saxton....”

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Lesley Anne Down. Grrrrrr.

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I have a vague recollection of the roof coming off the away terrace shortly before.

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As a teenager me and my dad had to meet Alan Ball prior to me starting as a teenager with Blackpool. He was a lovely squeaky voiced polite affable bloke, who shook hands with the pair of us in the centre circle. He was a nice bloke, but became a little frosty when I referred to Burnleys last visit t...

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Farting No Nay Never under the duvet.

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I was at Rotherham when he started against us. As usual the large and very vocal following of Clarets gave him one of the best welcomes I've ever seen for a former player. Fully deserved. Despite his latter day performances he was a great keeper & a wonderful 'servant' as they used to say about loya...

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Equal treatment for football hooligan dimwits.

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I've had a letter for the last few years inviting me to have a flu jab as I am apparently elderly, infirm or at risk. Not sure which one applies most.

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Nasty Nasty!

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Sorry folks, I'm going to disagree. Get them acclimatised early years and they'll be comfortable going in their formative years. I remember taking my 3 yr old (and a bag of Power Rangers) vs Leeds (I had to because his his brother was being born and I had to attend to get a ticket for the forthcomin...

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Pickwiiiiiiiiiiick

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Overriding Viscount memories; Overnight journey to Plymouth and 80@s pop blaring Food fight en-route to QPR Astro turf Leaving a mate at services going to Carlisle My favourite though was Brentford - when the 'pay the driver on the coach' rule lead to the front two seats having a fridge/freezer on t...

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"James Tarowski is so sexy he's the one for you and me, I go red when he's on the telly 'cos I think he fancies me..."

Can't see it taking off in the CFS.

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"I make a balls of everything I do!"

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