Lest we forget - 6 February 1958
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Re: Lest we forget - 6 February 1958
Fine for you to mince in now...while me a defenceless bird-cos MM can't last the pace is giving it the old D'Artagnan(cute)......
and your very alanced arguement is what?
Bring me back to old SYB............
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Re: Lest we forget - 6 February 1958
From home to Upton Park is about 11 miles......and as an existing season ticket holder, and one of 18 years.....think I can safely say that I follow them !
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Re: Lest we forget - 6 February 1958
as for me my father supported Man united and went to the 68 final. His father and all his brothers supported United. Was never any question of supporting anyone else even though Liverpool dominated football during my formative years!
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Re: Lest we forget - 6 February 1958
So you ain't from close to Upton Park. How many smaller clubs are closer than 11 miles! You Glory hunter!!
as for me my father supported Man united and went to the 68 final. His father and all his brothers supported United. Was never any question of supporting anyone else even though Liverpool dominated football during my formative years!
as for me my father supported Man united and went to the 68 final. His father and all his brothers supported United. Was never any question of supporting anyone else even though Liverpool dominated football during my formative years!
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Re: Lest we forget - 6 February 1958
was otherwise occupied! and it was certainly more pleasurable than spending a night posting on the bored
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Re: Lest we forget - 6 February 1958
So you ain't from close to Upton Park. How many smaller clubs are closer than 11 miles! You Glory hunter!!
as for me my father supported Man united and went to the 68 final. His father and all his brothers supported United. Was never any question of supporting anyone else even though Liverpool dominated football during my formative years!
as for me my father supported Man united and went to the 68 final. His father and all his brothers supported United. Was never any question of supporting anyone else even though Liverpool dominated football during my formative years!
....... and as a Bedfordshire boy who actually DOES support Luton Town, who are in danger of disappearing any day now, I'm all too aware of what the 'big' clubs have that the small ones don't.
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Re: Lest we forget - 6 February 1958
[QUOTE=Inselaffen;5901190]So you ain't from close to Upton Park. How many smaller clubs are closer than 11 miles! You Glory hunter!!
QUOTE] You have a point, cos there are about 250 over Hackney Marshes.....you're right....I must be a glory hunter !!
QUOTE] You have a point, cos there are about 250 over Hackney Marshes.....you're right....I must be a glory hunter !!
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Re: Lest we forget - 6 February 1958
I feel sorry, support-catchment-area-wise, for Leyton Orient - if you draw a triangle connecting Arsenal's, Tottenham's and West Ham's grounds, Orient are inside it........
....... and as a Bedfordshire boy who actually DOES support Luton Town, who are in danger of disappearing any day now, I'm all too aware of what the 'big' clubs have that the small ones don't.
....... and as a Bedfordshire boy who actually DOES support Luton Town, who are in danger of disappearing any day now, I'm all too aware of what the 'big' clubs have that the small ones don't.
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Re: Lest we forget - 6 February 1958
I can immediately think of at least 127 things more pleasuraeble than posting here.I am too happy to know that now you are happy.Just ask her if you can still do the difficult Q's...............Loving you two.Get it on(one smoke 2 many)
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Re: Lest we forget - 6 February 1958
Plastic pitch? It was legal, it was a bold experiment - and it didn't work - and remember, they eventually tore it up voluntarily - BEFORE those pitches were banned.
Mick Harford? A legend who should have played for England - but didn't...
Steve Foster? An end leg who shouldn't have played for England - but did....
Nobody "deserves" to go under......... and certainly not when recommended by the fan of a team who included Billy Bonds and Frank Lampard (senior) in their ranks........... Lampard's IQ never knowingly rose above room temperature, to my certain knowledge.
#75
Re: Lest we forget - 6 February 1958
I feel sorry, support-catchment-area-wise, for Leyton Orient - if you draw a triangle connecting Arsenal's, Tottenham's and West Ham's grounds, Orient are inside it........
....... and as a Bedfordshire boy who actually DOES support Luton Town, who are in danger of disappearing any day now, I'm all too aware of what the 'big' clubs have that the small ones don't.
....... and as a Bedfordshire boy who actually DOES support Luton Town, who are in danger of disappearing any day now, I'm all too aware of what the 'big' clubs have that the small ones don't.
Can't you be a man/trani-we don't care-and judge the best answer to your Q