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I've no great experience or I.T. knowledge, but all I can say is that Surfshark has been excellent for me since I took it out about a year ago.

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It was Eastville which was close to the M32. Twerton Park is a few miles from the nearest motorway Of course it was! I think that it once came up as a topic of discussion on here whether we'd played Bristol Rovers on 3 different grounds - Eastville, Twerton Park and the Memorial Ground, but I think...

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They've still not refunded me for the Middlesbrough stream that didn't work. Phoned them, sent 2 emails. No response. I'm not chasing a tenner, but won't ever buy one again off them, and, won't be renewing my Clarets + subscriptions. They're a prime example of why people pluck free streams off the ...

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How old were you, 10? Just checked and it was Tuesday 5th March 2002 and we lost 1-0. So, no, not 10 but 38! I also quite like Bristol Rovers and I think it's the unique strip, the 'Pirates' nickname, the fact that a bit of Twerton Park used to stick over the motorway and the underdogs in a big cit...

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Clearly not just me then! It's a good thread this, some good tales to read. I was once parked up outside the Bescot Stadium on my own in my van wearing a Burnley shirt after working that day in Birmingham when this big bloke came over and tapped on the window. I thought to myself "this looks like tr...

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There are the obvious ones to dislike - Leeds, Blackburn etc. but I was thinking earlier whilst searching, as I frequently do, for the latest Grimsby Town highlights, that there is no good reason I can think of why I have a strange affinity for them. I've only once in my life eaten a battered Mars B...

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Yes, it will be available for £10 as it's not a Saturday game nor on Sky.
As for the official site - it's a bloody shambles so little wonder you can't find the information.

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I have been messing around on the official site to try to find the live overseas video but it is buried so deep somewhere with no links to it that I can see that I'm giving up on it.
The official BFC website is utter utter ****.

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BOING! BOING!

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dermotdermot wrote: ↑
Tue Feb 14, 2023 7:12 pm
He’s only 29!

....gotta a lot to learn....

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John Daly for me. Followed him round for a good while at Birkdale with his fairly rowdy entourage on the Wednesday practice round in 1998 and was captivated by how much of a maverick, a Punk, a rock 'n' roller, a hedonist the guy is. Not the best or most successful player, but lives his life like a ...

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Bravo Fella! I've never seen this. ... and again Tina on Bass - Plays little but drives the song I must admit that neither had I until I started searching on YouTube for I Zimbra. I remember watching Talking Heads on the Old Grey Whistle Test in the late 1970s playing Psycho Killer and being fascin...

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Ross Wallace had mentioned it earlier in the commentary that the ball boy in that area was Trevon Bryan and that he had scored earlier in the day in an U-18s match.
As has been noted further up, in-game ball boy coaching is serious attention to detail from Vincent Kompany!

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https://youtu.be/YL2IkJ1P_H0

Opening track on the magnificent 'Fear of Music' album - I Zimbra live in 1983.
David Byrne's dancing is both mesmerising and scary in equal measure.

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39 Cornichons
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jedi_master wrote: ↑
Mon Feb 06, 2023 9:41 am

Here is George Agdgdgwngo at work (couple of bits of sweary language to be aware of).

https://youtu.be/inbwbPeXRho

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Blimey, are there any players left who Ekdal doesn't remind posters on here of?
Thinking about it, he doesn't remind me very much of Brian Flynn.

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ElectroClaret wrote: ↑
Sat Feb 04, 2023 2:06 pm
In his looks and the way he runs, he reminds me of Vince Overson.

That was my very first thought when I saw him too.

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Royboyclaret wrote: ↑
Mon Jan 30, 2023 6:21 pm
'59/'60 would have blown you away......certainly did me.....That special night at Maine Rd.....school was a blur the following morning.

Royboyclaret - from what you say there, it sounds like you were actually there at Maine Road to see us win the league. Is that right?

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Marquee Moon is a seminal album. Celebrated on this track: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=1NPu2FU4tWg I've seen The Family Cat and have always been convinced that it was supporting The Smiths, but checking the dates that the bands were around, that couldn't have happened and I'm now wracking my brai...

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I've just been doing some chores whilst listening to the absolute masterpiece that is Marquee Moon again and after this brew I'm going to put Adventure on. On the occasions I've compiled my top 10 punk albums, Marquee Moon has always been in there, though it really is an 'outlier' against all the ot...

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I drew a blank searching for the 'John Collier, John Collier, the window to watch', so here's another catchy jingle instead, though I don't recall it ever morphing into a footy chant.
"Nimble - real bread - but lighter"
https://youtu.be/NopAq6tUHVk

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One of those thread titles which you open thinking "please, no".
Spending the rest of the evening having supper with a beer and listening to Marquee Moon - a masterpiece of a record.
RIP Tom Verlaine.

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Cracking game this one in front of 17,800 and a game which provided my favourite ever moment on Turf Moor and one which, almost half a century on, still makes me chuckle. I was in the Cricket Field stand and as the Arsenal players ran out at the start of the game I landed a piece of Stimorol chewing...

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I just came up with a great idea - those who do not wish to talk about Sean Dyche try to keep your fingers from clicking on this thread. I Tried this method with the Adeola Friday thread, and it really works! Adeola was a great striker for us, but I'm over him now so I simply avoid the thread! Go o...

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https://i.ibb.co/XJwPD3J/463914-1.gif The one image which will forever define the Sean Dyche era for me. When one of the greatest managers in the history of The Clarets is right back in the headlines it strikes me as a bit strange that some posters on here seem surprised that Sean Dyche is being sp...

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11 Grape
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Good game this and a cracking 1-0 away win in front of 19,539 which took us up to 5th in the First Division. Interestingly, I see from this site's excellent player archive that Colin Morris had made his first team debut the previous Saturday which saw us knocked out of the FA Cup at home to Wimbledo...

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Alan West went on to become the club chaplain for Luton Town too I believe.

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https://youtu.be/rxsz0E7_Ghw?t=2455

Attendance 11,816 and a 3-2 win which took us up to 9th in the First Division.

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Just looked it up and the attendance was 18,567 with the win taking us up to 2nd place in the First Division.

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That really is some record! Just checked back and that run would have started after 3-5 defeat at Leicester City on 21st September 2014 where they were 2-1 up at half-time with David Nugent bagging a second half penalty. In other Premier League news that weekend the Clarets drew 0-0 at home to Sunde...

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fatboy47 wrote: ↑
Tue Jan 17, 2023 11:08 am
99% cack is that stuff.

....and that's being pretty generous.

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I thought all this connection resulted from the late Darren Wooler moving to Helmond in the 1990's and converting some lads to become Helmond Clarets with visits to and from both clubs by some of his friends and all this intensified following on from his premature death in 2014. I never knew about ...

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I heard about the Burnley/Helmond connection a few months ago from an ex-colleague but didn't think any more of it until this thread popped up yesterday so I thought that when I had some spare time I'd check out what it was all about, especially given that the chairman is now getting involved in it....

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As a teenager in the late 1970s I had a weekend job in Burnley town centre working in a shop with a brilliant old fella who had a well earned reputation for 'tall tales' so I took most things he said with a very large pinch of salt, but he regularly used to point out a bedraggled man who would wande...

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34 gooseberries
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I heard the sad news last night while listening to the radio. The album they (The Specials) brought out a couple of years ago is up there with some of his/their best music. R.I.P Terry Hall. As for those having a go at Bosscat. It's been a UTC 'meme' to post a photo of someone who looks similar, or...

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Wow, what shocking and very sad news. I've always thought he was a really charismatic front man, a lot less 'in your face' than most lead singers yet still captivating. I think that this brilliant 1983 live performance of Our Lips are Sealed is just how I will always remember Terry Hall. https://you...

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