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Cheers for all the hard work, Ralphy.
Much appreciated.

PS
Spots 'Special Stew' on its way.

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I’d say Ben Mee. Not one for diving in but can handle a rough tackle. Barton? Nah, he whinges like a right bitch when on the receiving end Know what you mean in his pre Burnley days. He did sometimes bleat a bit. Not here he didn't though. Only time I saw him come close to chucking his toys out was...

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2 B8
3 E10
4 C12
5 B11

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Ah right.
Of course. Yep.
Best left.

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There won't ever be a feature on this site from my first away game, that's for certain.
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Why?

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So maybe the game you would have chosen for games to remember. If and when we ever get back to normal, I'll try and make the games to remember feature a regular one with posters choosing their favourite games. Sadly can't remember too much about the game itself. There was disappointment at the end ...

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Cheers, CT.
My first Clarets game.
It was to be another 3 years before my Dad relented and went on to the Turf with me.

As for that John Talbot....fancy sticking two sets of four up at Ritchie.
Well deserved booking, eh.

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A household name back in the day, for crunching tackles.

R.I.P Mr Hunter.

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Stay safe, Dave.

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Behave, you two!

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"Bloody Hell said Spot !" He's like that in a morning, bordering on tourettes! So many early risers, although I'm guessing some are more "Night Owls" than "Early Birds"! Still plenty of time to get your selections in, especially now that many of the Big Guns have fired ;) Couldn't sleep thinking ab...

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2. C7
3. C6
4. A12
5. D7

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ktclaret wrote: ↑
Mon Apr 13, 2020 5:10 pm
Wouldn't be at all surprised... Grew up in Buxton, not lived there since mid 1980's. Still got family residing in the town though.

Can you remember Derek, who ran the Leewood bars for years? 28 years, as it goes.
A big Claret?
He was my dad.

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Certainly do. Spent most of my misspent youth in the Leewood, the George, the Bakers, etc in the days of pub drinking with our mates until 11 with the bonus of an occasional lock-in afterwards. The other alternative was the Gaslight on the market place for a night out on the tiles ... Depending on ...

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ktclaret wrote: ↑
Sun Apr 12, 2020 5:08 pm
Was that in the Leewood or the George by any chance?

The Leewood.

You know it?
Going back a few years, but it was one of my drinking places.

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TomtheClaret wrote: ↑
Sun Apr 12, 2020 4:10 pm
To long in the pub Buxton? Or trying to park?

Bit of both.
There were quite a few still going ahead and behind us.

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Used to have a beer in the same pub as him & his brother, when he was in town.
Good bloke.

R.I.P Tim

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ClaretTony wrote: ↑
Sun Apr 12, 2020 3:52 pm
First minute possibly

It was.
I bloody missed it still trying to get in. We heard our fans celebrating before I got through the turnstile.

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Some big, big names in sport leaving us recently.
R.I.P Peter.
Wonderful keeper.

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20 for me.

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2 C10
3 C9
4 C6
5 E6

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Been some nice sunsets the last few days.

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Slippers

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Never.

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He's my best wishes.
Comfortably sits up amongst the greatest goalscorers of all time.
Get well, Jimmy.

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Dazzler wrote: ↑
Tue Apr 07, 2020 7:04 pm
Again,arousing suspicion

???

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Good old David.
Perpetual nominee for Fruitcake of the Year Award for a long time now.

Don't know he's even won that though.

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Well at least they had us down & spelt Burnley right.

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Hard to believe she was 94.
Really did have 9 lives.

R.I.P

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9 Sheffield Weds
10 Everton

I'll do th'easy ones first.

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Some great photos on the video too.
Cheers, Funky.

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1 D5
2 B4
3 C7
4 B5
5 A10

Hope your well,Spot ...and loving the chicken stew.

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R.I.P. Lord B

Quite liked him and his wonderfully eccentric slant on life.

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Can't wait for the vid of this game to be shown.

Cheers for the company.
UTC.

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Rowls wrote: ↑
Sat Apr 04, 2020 3:56 pm
Don't rate the half-time analysis or entertainment much

Agreed. Bit one dimensional.

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Bosscat wrote: ↑
Sat Apr 04, 2020 3:28 pm
Are you psychic Buxton

How the hell do you know the result

Not at all, BC.
But we're only playing the neigh....bors.

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All those 'happy' horsey faces.....
Such a shame for them at the end, eh.

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Duffy!

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Good lad, Tom.

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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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