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A few things stand out in the memory that day.
How windy it was, how our goal as a replica of the move for the Stags' first goal in the reverse fixture at the Turf earlier in the season, and that it was a bit tasty on Quarry Lane (I think) after the match.
Huge Claret following that day.

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Billy Balfour wrote: ↑
Wed Feb 16, 2022 5:15 pm
Longsidepies, Screaming Females guitar-vocalist (Marissa Paternoster) has been getting a fair bit of airplay lately, on the music stations I listen to, with her solo project.

out of interest, what stations were those, please?

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Deja Vega - Chasing

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Li3PLuRBAE

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longsidepies wrote: ↑
Wed Feb 16, 2022 6:00 pm
Cheers for that.
I love discovering new (to me) music.

Marissa has also released under the name of Noun in the past

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ivJ6tUBCIbs

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First time I've heard this, it's brilliant!! Thanks for introducing me to them There's more! Having seen them several times, they are definitely one to watch out for if they get back to the UK. And you'll be hard pushed to meet three nicer people. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DlJ6zMdiH9U https:/...

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Screaming Females - Ripe

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=00SmNoyDuqI

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legendsffnyc.com

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There's always The Football Factory, downstairs at Legends Bar, directly across the street from the south face of the Empire State.

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I wanna be sedated

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Reports on twitter that the deal has fallen through

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7,654 at the Turf today according to the match report on the BBC website

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We used to keep the strips for two seasons in the 90s and the last time I recall us retaining the same strip for another season was the battenburg cake affair of 1996/97, with Inchy as manager, and 1997/98, the Waddle season.

Since then I think it's been a new one each season

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I remember Radio 5 (or whatever they were back then) covering the game as it was an international break, the reporter enthusing endlessly over what a good game it was. Having seen the highlights many times over the years, anyone notice the similarity between the Stags' first goal in this game and Co...

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If all else fails head for Legends Bar, located across the street from the South face of the Empire State. Should be open from 7am for the early KO, head downstairs to the Football Factory where they stream all the PL games while serving hearty breakfasts. Search for @FFactoryJack on twitter

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Mention of Lukaku reminds me of the day at Everton in 2017 when he was just too strong and physical for Michael Keane that reminds me of a pre season friendly under Stan, when Everton came to the Turf. Kevin Campbell was being strong and physical in midfield, so Stan sent on one Ronnie Jepson as a ...

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The Regrettes - Fox On The Run https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a3ec3R041nU

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The other man's grass is always longer....

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ClaretTony wrote: ↑
Sun Aug 08, 2021 9:14 pm
Left side of everyone’s faces fine, right hand sides literally numb with the cold.

Do we have the same dentist?

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ClaretTony wrote: ↑
Sun Aug 08, 2021 8:27 pm
That bloody day at Hartlepool in 1985/86. It was horrendous. We were under cover and drenched with the rain coming in from the sea almost horizontally.

It was like trip to the dentist. I left the ground with half my face numb.

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Harry Worth

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Harry Worth

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also featured on wikipedia

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For anyone who originally applied but didn't receive an email confirming that they'd got tickets in the ballot, please check your accounts. I've heard from 2 different people who this applied to and they've ended up with tickets! I seem to be another one. Can't find an email saying I have been succ...

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Garbage and Screaming Females covering "Because The Night"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tOmKGjy-Ct0

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"Place Of Execution" is by Val McDiarmid is is rather good.
Tells two intertwined stories. One from 1963 about the investigation in to a missing girl, and another from the present day as a reporter writing about the investigation gets curious when the police officer involved doesn't cooperate

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Dundee United: who have a 100% record against Barcelona

https://www.worldfootball.net/teams/fc- ... united/11/

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Another night I remember from childhood. Usual spot on the Bee Hole with my Dad watching from further back but this time joined by my mum, returning to the Turf for the first time in several years, a hiatus she insists was in no way connected to the departure of Ray Pointer. I remember Jim Thomson s...

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I was in my usual position at the front of the Bee Hole, I can clearly remember the pre Bob Lord Stand hoardings along the touchline and what I always remembered as an elegant finish by Dobbo for his goal. Doesn't look quite so elegant from the picture.

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Another game that my dad took me to as a 9 year old. Stood at the front of the Beehole, behind the goal. I remember Fletcher lobbing the keeper for the first goal and cat calls from the Beehole as people asked Jim Montgomery if he had any Cup Final tickets. He was to go on and write himself in to FA...

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wasn't this on Match of The Day? seem to remember seeing the lowlights on tv

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These match reviews are great, Tony. Thank you. 72-73 was my first season watching The Clarets with my Dad, standing on The Longside. Reading them bring back some fantastic memories, especially as my Dad is no longer here. UTC Absolutely agree. They bring back so many childhood memories for me.

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I remember parts of this game so clearly. I was 8 years old, stood behind the goal right at the front of the Bee Hole, dad watching over me from a couple of dozen steps higher. I remember Nulty's overhead kick for the goal, Casper sliding in the second goal and the keeper saving the penalty low to h...

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It's rare now for an outfield player to have to go in goal but over the years I don't think I've seen it that often at Burnley - Latcham Farrell, Monington and Eyres are the only ones I can recall prior to Spicer. Brian Laws v Blackpool back in the early 80s. Think Stevenson saw red for booting a P...

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Yes Lorimer was one of the more tolerable Leeds players, and he's only 74 which makes this news even harder to hear, I just hope he and his family manage to enjoy whatever time he has remaining. Before my time but my dad swears he went in goal once after the keeper received his marching orders, is ...

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Peter Lorimer was a great player for Leeds, and his sad news follows the news of Gordon McQueen's dementia. I remember him and Ray Hankin getting sent off when we beat Leeds back in the 70's. I think Ted Heath opened the Bob Lord stand that day. https://news.sky.com/story/gordon-mcqueen-former-scot...

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going off the size of that autograph book, I was half expecting to see Eamonn Andrews lurking in the background

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ClaretTony wrote: ↑
Tue Dec 22, 2020 4:47 pm
Whereabouts is that on the Rochdale Canal?

that's the stretch behind Bridgeholme Cricket Club, Tony. About 2 miles down stream of Tod centre.

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none of the following played for Orient

Joshua King
Andy King
Marlon King

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Tammy Abraham
Paul Friar
Gary Monk
Ben Nunn
Antonio Di Natale
Ash(ley) “Wednesday” Barnes
Jermaine Easter

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That's harrowing and distressing.
Donation made.

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Thank you. You've given me a sudden urge to dig out my old Ramones albums.

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A special day for me as this was my first Clarets away game, shoehorned in to a car with my Dad and several of his mates. It may have been in deference to my presence, but we sat in the main stand, level with the 18 yard line at the Leppings Lane End with the Clarets' contingent to our left and bein...

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One for fellow Todmordians: Astin's pies....

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Anelka

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Stan Ternent re Arthur Gnohere "He's got an injury between the ears" then there's Gordon Strachan Reporter: So, Gordon, in what areas do you think Middlesbrough were better than you today? Strachan: What areas? Mainly that big green one out there... there's a list of them here http://www.thecelticwi...

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Jamie Hoyland's pie run at Bristol Rovers

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Warwick Rimmer

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Warwick Rimmer and John McPhee?

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I recall a train trip there with Selwyn back the 80s.Think we came back from 2 down to win 3-2.
Also seem to recall some excellent bacon butties served in the ground.

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It's the kit that did it now there's a full change every year. Recognise which season the kit is from then it's a matter of familiarity of who we played that season and the respective stadia.

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