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I'd be more worried by the amygdalin in the apple seeds. Apparently it breaks down into cyanide when it's in your stomach. While the dosage is minute, it still can't be good for you.

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Plissken wrote: ↑
Fri Jul 18, 2025 12:25 pm
You seem to be saying that like it is a bad thing.

On the contrary

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Interesting move to partner with a company owned by an unstable (and that’s being polite) individual. On the other hand, I expect a lot of my private pension is invested in funds with questionable ethics. As long as it makes money, eh? Anyway, I have a theory (probably not original) that the more we...

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Peter Haddock

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Joachim Karlsson

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I remember introducing myself to Barry at a Clarets Independent Supporters Association (CISA) meeting in 1998 which he very generously attended while he was attempting to buy the club. "Aaah," he said, "you're the chap who described me as 'B@stard-based businessman Barry Killjoy' in the Burnley fanz...

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Seeing them a week on Saturday at the London Stadium. Cannot wait. First saw them in 1990 at Preston Guild Hall, supported by Wolfsbane, who I saw two months ago at a tiny venue in Bedford. Opposite ends of the heavy metal spectrum.

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I don’t think it’s him leaving that’s the issue, more various other factors that have led up to it. He’s left on a free, been seen signing Real Madrid shirts months ago, let this story linger in the press for so long before addressing it, clearly been speaking to Madrid behind the scenes for quite ...

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I’ve been reading the Sycamore Gap thread with great interest as I have a similar style issue. Obviously it is not anyway near the scale of that but I wondered if there is anyone with legal knowledge who can advise on my situation. Back story is I have not spoken to my neighbour for years due to an...

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I think he’s a traitor and the fans were right to boo. He’s engineered a snakey move to Madrid for a while, he was seen signing fans’ Real Madrid shirts, intentionally ran down his contract to leave on a free. Alternatively, he signed a contract, stayed for the duration of the contract, and then ex...

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Concert time ,Iron Maiden in Birmingham,ELO in Hyde park ,then some Spanish beaches with my metal detector, then a couple of weeks in Florida 😎 Envious of ELO in Hyde Park but they were EXPENSIVE tickets. Not envious about Iron Maiden though, cos I'm seeing them on Steve Harris' own patch at the Lo...

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Ian Patterson

Played one game for us at Bristol Rovers in the Jimmy Mullen era. He later became a property developer in London and was a client of mine at one time. His son, Willem Tomlinson, played a few games for the 'stewards down the road.

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I was one of the 1,138 on the Turf for the Darlington game in 1986. Despite having a season ticket for the 86-87 season, I missed the Colchester game due to a last minute red card from my mum for severe dissent!

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Herts Clarets wrote: ↑
Tue Aug 27, 2024 12:13 pm
Well done! Guess you had to be of a certain age and also somewhat of a masochist to have watched us back when he was playing.

The psychological scars definitely run deep. Got to wonder, though, what was your motivation for the original post? Have you met him recently?

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Darren Heesom

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yTib wrote: ↑
Tue Jul 16, 2024 9:09 pm
mnmnmnmnmnmnmnmnmnmn symbol shift.

which game am i describing?

Daley Thompson's Decathlon?

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You're right, Rowls. The capacity was immediately reduced (officially, at least) for the 1989 final because of the Hillsborough disaster a few weeks earlier but it still had the terraces at each end. After that, Wembley became all-seated.

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Rowls wrote: ↑
Tue Jun 04, 2024 3:18 pm
It was the last football match in England to have an official attendance of over 80,000 for many years until the new Wembley opened.

Apart from the 1989 FA Cup Final: 82,800

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1988: 12 years old; my first ever trip to Wembley. I remember being underwhelmed by its size and dilapidated condition. There was an isolated pen of Wolves fans on the upper terrace at the Burnley end, which looked really odd. I wasn't too bothered that we lost as it was pretty much expected given t...

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I had exactly the same issue when I first registered for self-assessment tax and was fined £100 for not sending a tax return for the previous year. I rang them and got it rescinded. From memory it wasn't too much of a faff.

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IanMcL wrote: ↑
Sun May 05, 2024 8:40 pm
Bromley????

Hardly known for football! Not even Kent nowadays! Stolen by Greater London!

I live in Bromley. Trust me, we regard it as Kent

And I had a brilliant day out at Wembley today. Okay, it wasn’t as good as 2009, but it was still great.

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Bromley is my local club (would've been Cray Valley Paper Mills FC if they hadn't moved in 1981) and I've had a season ticket at Hayes Lane this season for the first time after being pestered by my son. It's a brilliant set-up there, despite the 4G pitch which I hate. I'll be at Wembley on Sunday wi...

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I'd get rid of the Big Six in a heartbeat. And I'd throw Everton in too as a leaving gift.

I'd also support a boycott of next season's FA Cup.

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As others rightly suggest on here, let the experts tell you what is needed. However, I had my fingers burned on this matter a few years back when my boiler and flue was replaced and signed off by a Gas Safe engineer, only for it to be condemned 18 months later when it was serviced by another company...

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I still find it odd to see footage where the Longside has no perimeter fencing.

Also love the strange little dance that Alan Stevenson always did after he punted the ball up the pitch.

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Either £4 or £5 (depending on ABV) for a cracking pint at my local in Petts Wood (Kent/SE London). Usually at least six ales on the go, with the board changing daily.

Someone earlier in the thread mentioned government tax. Pint for pint, petrol is about a third of the cost of beer. Crackers.

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Worth getting to 37:27 just to see Frank Worthington's barnet.

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Pint of Heineken at Preston Guild Hall, 1 October 1990, aged 15, waiting for Iron Maiden to come on stage.

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Signed up for it this morning. Following Up The Clarets already!

I'm not a huge fan of Meta but Zuckerberg is less of a twunt than Musk.

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Made it to the second round of the UK Subbuteo Championship in 1986. Got knocked out with four seconds of extra time left on the clock. Still hurts. but I made the later edition of the Manchester Evening News, photographed with Denis Law, for the official 'flick-off'.

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Thanks Goobs..is Seedhill still standing? The only remnant of the old ground is a red brick wall with 'Visitors' in white paint, marking the boundary between Victoria Park and Seedhill at the western end of the ground. Used to be visible in the 80s and 90s but now lost beneath the scrub growth. The...

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Burnley born and Padiham/Burnley educated, but if pushed I'm a proud Padiham Thickneck. Now living in Orpington, Kent, where I've been for the last 23 years. It's mainly Palace and Millwall territory round here and it's great fun winding them up about their empty trophy cabinets.

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'City of Burnley' has a lovely ring to it.

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Yeah I am, just thought the season we're having we might have taken a few more. There'll probably be 600/700 there from London and the South East. Perhaps supporters are bit meh about the whole gig as the club hasn't taken the FA Cup seriously for more than a decade. Anyway, I'll be there (travelli...

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claret2018 wrote: ↑
Tue Jan 10, 2023 11:47 am
When was the last time a championship side loaned an outfield player to a premier league team?

We loaned Glen Little to Bolton in 2003.

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In the mid-90s Stockport attempted to ditch the Hatters in favour of the Cobras, after they struck a deal with the vindaloo-quenching beer brand (brewed at Robinsons, if I recall correctly).

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Depends whereabouts in Hammersmith you're staying. There are a few pubs on King Street, notably the Salutation, Hammersmith Arms and the Hop Poles (where I watched a lot of the 2002 World Cup). It's a short walk from Hammersmith Broadway (the huge 1990s development that featured on the opening credi...

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jedi_master wrote: ↑
Wed Nov 09, 2022 1:20 pm
I played Mouse Trap with Colin Carr-Lawton.

Genuinely logged in just to like this.

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Not exactly a football match but in the days when you could just wander into Gawthorpe and watch the players train, Chris Pearce asked me (a 12 year old) to take some penalties against him after the training session had finished. I honestly can't remember if I scored any but I vividly remember the f...

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Thoroughly enjoyed the podcast. I just can't get angry about his departure any more. He left, we moved on, we moved up and, most importantly, we had the last laugh. I must say he redeemed himself in the podcast a little bit by conceding that he should never have taken the job at Ewood. He also clear...

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Elwa - your posts on this thread are amazing. I hope you keep speaking out about mental health issues because it's people like you who are breaking down barriers.

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Gutted.

Sincere condolences to all who knew and loved him.

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For some reason the game was played on a Friday night and Ash's goal was so good that it was shown on Football Focus the next day; this being a time that we got naff-all coverage on the BBC. Actually, some things don't change.

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I must have been one of the few who wasn't shouting 'Casper Out' at the end of the match, though that was undoubtedly because I left after 60 mins and sat on the coach while the heavens opened.

One of the most inept 60/90mins I've ever seen from a Clarets side, and that includes the 86/87 season.

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In the mid-90s we entered a quiz at a pub called Hardy's Well at the end of Platt Lane in Manchester, where the gable wall had a freshly-painted Lemn Sissay poem on it called 'Wait Waterless Wanderer'. Lemn Sissay.JPG We won, but the landlord initially refused to hand over the prize because of our t...

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ChristheViking wrote: ↑
Tue Sep 07, 2021 4:56 pm
Easy to complain about the shirt sponsor when you don’t have to manage the debt.

Morals don’t pay the bills. Alan Pace gets it.

In fairness, most of the people complaining about the shirt sponsor were doing do so when the club was in the black to the tune of tens of millions.

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Great shirt, bold sleeve design. Won't be buying it.

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You're perfectly entitled to your opinion, and I'd never ask anyone to stop having an opinion. But yet again, you're against it, but cannot put any alternative sponsors forward. Probably because they're weren't any. So the club either give up on 7 million quid, or go with something a few people obj...

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I'm firmly with JDRobbo on this one and I applaud him for consistently putting his head above the parapet on this subject despite being sniped at every time. Why? Because advertising works. It's obvious that it works; if it didn't, betting companies wouldn't spent eye-watering amounts on it. And it'...

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In fairness to Devil's Advocate, there have been some astute changes over the years. A few examples: Introduction of the backpass rule Offside amended so that level is onside not offside Changes to the interpretation of the 'interfering' rule in offsides Although not a change to the rules, the intro...

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