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The footballer who could fly, according to Duncan Hamilton's book

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First Hartman, now McCoy. This is it!

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What did happen to Tony Arins? Only played once for Leeds and retired in 1982. Was he injured?

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Keep up the good work, BHC!

The only one I would have got was Peter Rodrigues, and I have no recollection of his having played for Sheffield Wed

And how many syllables in Rodrigues?

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Sounds like a 1970s prog rock group

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Might help with VAR delays if we can get an instant replay.

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Not just Tillies field up that way. We used to circulate around the Bullfields, behind Rossy Road, Oakeneaves. Even tried playing on the escape road for lorries off Manchester Rd.

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Replacement for Trafford?

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Tribute to a Burnley legend

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New book by Anthony Buckeridge?

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A great day. Don't remember the Welsh national anthem, but I think it was a rule of the FA Cup that the home side changed shirts if there was a clash. Have just looked up the crowd, and it was 35,500. Pretty sure that there can't have been a higher attendance since then. The home game against Leeds ...

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Colin Bell on the right and Steve Perryman in front of him?

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What do you do if you've only got a 10% chance of scoring one goal and a 1% chance of scoring two?

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Iron Curtain defence ... promotion ... FA Cup Final ... ?

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Always parking available in Barley.

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One of the great ugly grounds of English football. Stoke were doing well in the 1970s until the wind took the roof off the Butler Street Stand and they had to sell some of their best players to pay for the repairs.

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Shouldn't there be a separate thread for rumours of rumours?

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Couldn't it be both? Don was his real name but Bill his nickname?

This one is before my time, but later on we did have Larry Grayson, Pat Jennings and Stan Clayton.

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Willie Irvine?

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I remember the Wolves game. I think I left after the fifth went in. Was Steve Kindon playing that day? And Geoff Palmer?

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Great picture -- and a 36-goal centre forward. Has Riley still got his boots?

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My father always wanted Man City to sign Howard Kendall, so they would have Bell, Book and Kendall.

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David Herd (later of Arsenal and Manchester United) played alongside his father for Stockport in the early 1950s. A very underrated player if you look at his goalscoring record.

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27 doesn't seem many, but what proportion is it of these top v bottom games?

I bet Willie Tatham was getting some stick on this site.

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Burnley 2 Leeds 1

What a game that was.

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Good to see the Tu Do stadium is on the list.

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Wouldn't anyone from the Manchester Road area consider themselves a Scott Parker?

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Mark Jones in front of Tony Benneworth?

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The non-adults on the photo might be known to some on here as well.

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Look more like cricketers to me.

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Great picture. Maybe deserves a thread of its own.

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Ian Ure a fourth Man Utd flower?

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Ted MacDougall

Thanks for the quiz BHC

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5a Dave Blakey?

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1e Bobby Gould

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4 Sheffield Utd?

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2b Man City
2e Arsenal

sandy richardson · Re: Beehole's Monday night mini scrapbook quiz (9pm Mon 18-3-2024) 2d Leeds

2d Leeds

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1g Mick Lyons

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- What shall we do with the begging letters?
- Keep on sending them

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Maybe we need to look at clubs like Spurs for a left back. How much is Udogie in the window?

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We never did replace him.

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And his best man when he got married was Johnny Mathis.

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Following on from another thread on offside etc, came across this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sheffield_Rules These are the rules football was played under in Sheffield from the 1850s, coexisting for a while with the FA rules but eventually merged. No offside, and another whose reintroduction mig...

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This is like the old 'You are the Ref' in Shoot! What happens if an attacking player handles the ball and it goes in off a defender? And, for offside, if a player off the pitch 'must be considered to be on the nearest boundary line', then where on the nearest boundary line? And why not where they le...

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Foshiznik--thanks for this. I did have a look at the law but lost the will to live half way through. Would be interesting to know if McBurnie realised this. And if Walker didn't. And, even though it was the correct decision, whether this actually was the reason it was not given offside. The old offs...

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Like others, I was surprised not much was made of this. On the Man City goal at Sheffield, it was mentioned (briefly) that McBurnie was played onside by Kyle Walker, who up against the advertising boards at this point. I suppose his position is taken to be at the point where he left the playing area...

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Rumour of Maguire to Villa. To link up with McGinn.

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Good to see Tommy Walker get another month.

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