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It was hard getting a drink that day. We were stopped going into Scunny three times by the same coppers. With the ground being out of town the only thing within miles serving booze was a Bernie Inn type steak restaurant. There were a few panicked families sat cowering together at their tables as th...

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Great news about the Bundesliga

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45.051

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Second go - 44.91 seconds.

Still the same age.

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Please post your age after your score.

54.101 seconds. 39 y/o

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claretburns wrote: ↑
Wed May 06, 2020 2:05 pm
Was it the year before Gillingham were in the final as well when City scored them 2 last minute goals?

Yep.

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bobinho wrote: ↑
Tue May 05, 2020 9:14 am
Play for England this lad... you wait and see.

Iloveyoubrady wrote: ↑
Tue May 05, 2020 10:37 am
Yep he’s absolutely class. Good job people don’t realise how good he is.

I've got a good feeling about Charlie too. He's one of the finest "natural athletes" I've ever seen in our shirt. Here's hoping!

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As it stands on the morning:

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Good evening, jd. The photos were taken from our back garden just south of Norwich with a hand held Canon. Thank you all for your suggestions. One photo certainly looks like a 4 but the object was so very high that it would be an enormous balloon for a 4-year old. Here's another view - IMG_1114.JPG...

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I'd watch the Scotland game and the Holland game again.

How Gazza didn't get on the end of that cross in the semi-final though

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I've never seen the youth players either. But looking at their stats, dates of birth and playing champ manager gives you a good feel for how they're going to progress. Some people might smirk or pour hot scolding ice over such notions but there's something in it. I'm right nearly as often as I'm wro...

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It's a balloon in the sha[e of a number 4.

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Since I moved into my house in 1993 I've caught the back of my head on an infuriating dumb stupid metal hook in the understairs cupboard countless times. Yesterday it took me about 45 seconds to unscrew it with some pliers. When I got the Hoover out this morning, I felt this gushing sense of satisf...

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Thanks Tony, great article.

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I'm still pretty surish that Brentford had an outside chance too, seem to remember having to check on what they were doing too. Edit: Nah was just Gillingham, I've checked, sorry. You're perhaps getting mixed up with the end of the Waddle season (97/98) when we had to beat Plymouth AND rely on Bren...

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Really looking forward to this one.

I can't remember too much of the game because at least half of my concentration was on the transistor radio pressed to my ear.

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I remember at the end of Dyche's first half season he was annoyed with our crowd for being very unforgiving when he brought on the youth player Steven Hewitt. I'm just thinking aloud that IF the season resumes and it is behind closed doors, it might offer a good opportunity to blood a few youngsters...

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JohnDearyMe wrote: ↑
Sat May 02, 2020 10:05 pm
Sorry, getting him mixed up with Kevin Kilbane!

I had to look up who was who today which is the only reason I noticed!

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*Brian Kilcline

It was the first ever game of football I had the attention to watch all the way through.

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Ah yes, we all remember Urt Nigen and Warlon Barasfird

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Sorry, it must just be me, but I get the impression this statement doesn't actually state anything new apart from the "creation of the Government medical working group for a return of elite sport, which met for the first time this morning." Perhaps its purpose was to "reassure" people that the seas...

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dougcollins wrote: ↑
Fri May 01, 2020 10:01 pm
Best footy game ever.

2nd best.

Player Manager with the kick off engine was the best ever.

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Gary Parkinson was a world beater for us on SWOS.

Start him at right back so the software doesn't recognize him as being "out of position" and then change formation to put him up front - he does a passable impression of Ronaldo if you do this.

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Yoghurt is a foodstuff produced by fermenting certain bacterial cultures in milk.

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tim_noone wrote: ↑
Fri May 01, 2020 5:21 pm
What's fraud? Got to do with kieron trippier.

What's fraud, but a second hand evasion?
Who needs accounts when accounts can be cozen?

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Stop pretending it never happened to you too. This happened to everybody. You sit down. You open your yoghurt and then - pflllurrp plop. The yoghurt trumps out a yoggo-burp and you have splooshy drops of yoghurt on your top. This is an appeal for help. Scientists of UTC! Your messageboard needs you!...

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The end of cash? It's possible but it's also premature. Cash still has the potential for something that a monetary transfer does not - it has an inherent worth. I'm genuinely scared of a financial collapse that could see the "value" of this digital "money" disappear entirely. If that happens (and it...

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Economic fallout will be immense and felt for years. It WILL spark a worldwide global recession. This has already begun. Making predictions is a mugs game, but here's a few from me: The return of inflation High unemployment in Europe A fresh Euro zone/EU crisis - Greece, Spain and Italy among the wo...

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To give people a clue (as long as I've guessed correctly) this ground was replaced by the club in 1996.

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Yup I've got it but I'll leave it for others to have a guess.

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Nope it's not wrexham!

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1. Raceourse - Wrexham

Second one might be abroad

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Could be early in the season or else I'd wager towards the end.

So I'd guess either vs Gillingham or vs Plymouth.

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Swizzlestick wrote: ↑
Tue Apr 28, 2020 7:07 pm
They’ve ended the season but not decided to void the league yet. Still to be decided.

However, the government has ruled out behind closed door options.

Hope to Heaven that the UK doesn't rule out behind closed doors options. It would be stupid to cancel that perfectly good option.

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The Birmingham supporter at Saint Andrews who tried to escape arrest for fighting with his own supporters by running away from the police on the backs of the chairs.

Watching him helplessly gaining momentum before his inevitable graceless fall was brilliant.

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You can still see the remnants of that monolithi terrace behind the stand at the Valley. It's the stand to the right of the away end. It must have been a sight to behold but I gather it was so large that it was rarely, if ever, "full" (before or after the capacity was reduced) and fell into disrepai...

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Unfortunately the descriptions that accompany the old pictures make the answers far too obvious so it's best to try and avoid reading them if you actually want to be challenged.

However, they're nice old images anyway and it will pass a few minutes.

Enjoy!

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Here's a fun little quiz about identifying old football grounds on the BBC:

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/52394131

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Rowls lives in a little ideological world and selects statistics to suit himself. Identical to Corbyn, but the other end of the political scale Nonsense. There are three choices for China: 1. Economic Communism (including poverty and starvation) & military dictatorship 2. Market capitalism (includi...

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This "China" of which you speak. Would this be the same, cuddly, "China" whose response to the Coronavirus that emanated from Wuhan City, China. Was to weld peoples front doors up to prevent them from leaving their state owned homes? Think about that for a moment. " You may not leave The Peoples So...

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COBBLE wrote: ↑
Sat Apr 25, 2020 10:39 pm
Yes, don't forget the bat food, or the aspirational students who were wiped out in Tiananmen Square, or the million of Uighuirs in concentation camps.

Correct. It doesn't negate any of that.

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No, China is a shining example of what market capitalism can achieve. China has driven the efforts to alleviate world poverty. It is well on the way to becoming the primary world superpower thanks to adopting market capitalism. What does all this mean? Well it probaly means an end to era of American...

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It would be nice if North Korea could adopt some market capitalism (like China) followed by some democracy.

The potential of that country is immense.

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It was a real joy to watch Danny playing for Burnley.

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Pstotto wrote: ↑
Wed Apr 22, 2020 9:29 pm
£1.90 to stand on the Longside? They saw us coming...

Going by the Bank of England inflation calculator it's a whopping ...

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£7.34

Which goes to show how much wealthier we are, on the whole, than even in 1981.

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What's the key to happiness folks?

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oh ffs

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Or actually 28

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