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Reply | Blast from the past.
at 11:58 3 Jun 2024
I remember this, mainly due to the amount of swear words that came out of my dads mouth when Don Revie's name was mentioned. |
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Reply | Music that makes you cry.
at 15:07 2 Jun 2024
George Jones. A good year for the roses.
Brings back too many sad memories. [Post edited 2 Jun 15:07]
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Reply | The referee was bloody awful.
at 13:46 7 Apr 2024
A tick in his plus column for that, one of very few ticks.
I read it, that he was saying, come on get up we all know you're not injured. [Post edited 7 Apr 16:07]
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Reply | music bands
at 11:15 29 Mar 2024
Meat Loaf, Dire Straits yes
Queen No |
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Reply | Patrick Bamford
at 12:43 23 Mar 2024
I seem to remember hearing or knowing that our pitch was actually bigger than Highbury.
Although Arsenal supporters always complained about coming to Loftus Road, mainly due to the size of the pitch and watching Tony Adams get screwed into the floor by Roy Wegerle. |
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Reply | Who is your Non-League side?
at 18:12 20 Mar 2024
Hampton, before they were Hampton and Richmond, then
Sandhurst Town.
I am now back in Hampton, so it is Hampton and Richmond for me.
Good ground, nice bar and a few good pubs as well. |
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Reply | Marathon Walk
at 10:47 23 Feb 2024
My sister in-law is a pancreatic cancer survivor.
For her it was a last minute referral that saved her life and she is in the 1% of people with pancreatic cancer who have survived more than 10 years, which is an appalling statistic.
Because of this, she set up the Pancreatic Cancer Action charity, which campaigns and lobbies for faster and earlier diagnosis of this dreadful disease.
Anyone living with, diagnosed with, or being treated for Pancreatic Cancer, it could be very worthwhile contacting the charity, they are there to help and your story may help others.
Good luck with the walk, please let us know how it goes. |
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Reply | MORNING
at 13:55 16 Feb 2024
Same as me. |
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Reply | JoJo
at 19:08 13 Feb 2024
I think he went off the boil when he found out he was being called JoJo.
Fecking awful nickname. |
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Reply | ITK Big boys it's time to OUT yourselves!!!
at 12:22 27 Jan 2024
I do some work for a football agent, who is a good friend of Mark Warburton, also knows Mr Beale and a few of our players, mostly ex players.
He told me a few interesting things about the goings on at QPR during the Warbs leaving and Beale joining period.
My partner is an ex of somebody very high up at Chelsea. I used to hear a lot of interesting stuff from there, mainly about how precious and pathetically behaved the players were. |
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Reply | Ivan Toney w@nk fest
at 11:14 22 Jan 2024
They were charged with match fixing, rather than gambling on matches, as in Toney's case.
However the match fixing was directly related to the betting on the matches. Some players took a fee, while others also placed a bet.
You could legally bet on football, from the early 1960s onwards.
Before it was legal there was still gambling taking place on matches. |
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Reply | Ivan Toney w@nk fest
at 13:43 21 Jan 2024
Some players were jailed in the 1960s for match fixing. |
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Reply | Jonathan Pearce
at 12:32 17 Jan 2024
JP is a bit Marmite.
He can dismiss a brutal challenge, saying the offender isn't that type of player. Five minutes later he is screaming for another player to walk for a lesser offence.
I honestly thought last nights co-commentary was by Tom Kerridge. |
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Reply | Ravel's totally wasted career...
at 12:25 7 Dec 2023
The club actually tell their players to park as close to where they are going as possible, regardless of parking restrictions.
A disabled bay is very low, and a decent human being would find a double yellow instead. |
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