Jamiesfuturewife
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« Reply #30 on: Monday, November 13, 2006, 17:22:21 » |
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bit of a rough bird really!!
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Bennett
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« Reply #31 on: Monday, November 13, 2006, 17:36:24 » |
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This is the water.
And this is the well.
Drink full and descend.
The horse is the white of the eyes and dark within.
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« Reply #32 on: Monday, November 13, 2006, 17:41:08 » |
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Rather oddly, it was Marlon Broomes.
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Frigby Daser
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« Reply #33 on: Monday, November 13, 2006, 18:17:59 » |
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Without wishing to start vicious internet rumours, didn't ol' Tracey get around a few of the players?
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DV
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Joseph McLaughlin
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« Reply #34 on: Monday, November 13, 2006, 18:18:06 » |
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OOH! Shaun Taylor
(the player, not the poster)
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Git facked
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« Reply #35 on: Monday, November 13, 2006, 18:23:38 » |
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Definately Jan Aage Fjortoft.
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Nomoreheroes
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« Reply #36 on: Monday, November 13, 2006, 18:27:45 » |
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Without wishing to start vicious internet rumours, didn't ol' Tracey get around a few of the players? Allegedly NMH |
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You're my incurable malady. I miss the pleasure of your company.
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Nomoreheroes
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« Reply #37 on: Monday, November 13, 2006, 18:29:49 » |
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D.D.D.D.D.Dave Bamber !
NMH
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You're my incurable malady. I miss the pleasure of your company.
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ibelieveinmrreeves
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« Reply #38 on: Monday, November 13, 2006, 20:37:22 » |
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Alan Reeeeeeves. My uncle used to take me to occasional games with his mate, and whenever we went they ripped poor Reevesy to shreds (and Bobby Howe, but he deserved it). So I stood up for Reeves - I genuinely didn't think he was that bad (certainly not as bad a Howe, to whom I gave as much stick as possible). Kind of a pity vote, but there you go.
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Even men with steel hearts love to see a dog on the pitch.
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Whits
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« Reply #39 on: Monday, November 13, 2006, 20:54:15 » |
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I started watching town in '90, so it has to be Duncan Shearer, although I vaguely remember my dad extolling the virtues of Jimmy Quinn on me in my infancy. Later it was all about Taylor, Fjortoft, Buzzer, pretty much all the team of the halcyon 90-93 era. Mooe recently I always liked Mark Robinson, for no apparent reason. :shock: theres always one  i always liked robbo, looked like a thug though, mugged enough people on the pitch  |
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Plays in midfield and his name is Tommy Miller,
signed him from Huddersfield his name is Tommy Miller,
first touch is average but his second is a killer,
heeeeeey Tommy Miller!
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Whits
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« Reply #40 on: Monday, November 13, 2006, 20:55:55 » |
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he wasn't my childhood hero though!! would have to be jan the man i think
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Plays in midfield and his name is Tommy Miller,
signed him from Huddersfield his name is Tommy Miller,
first touch is average but his second is a killer,
heeeeeey Tommy Miller!
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Simon Pieman
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« Reply #41 on: Monday, November 13, 2006, 20:58:18 » |
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John Moncur. Although when Shaun Taylor cam to my school I was star struck  |
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« Reply #42 on: Monday, November 13, 2006, 21:18:10 » |
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A toss-up between Garth Hudson and Maurice Owen. Although Owen was a class above everyone else at that time, I was too young to appreciate his skills. Garth was very big and powerful, though slow, and he could head the old type heavy ball farther than anyone, and win most. Forwards bounced off him. During one of my first matches, about 1950, behind the TE goal, Garth took a penalty and smashed it so hard in to the roof of the net that I thought it would come through and hit me. So my first hero, though objectively he wasn't that good I suppose. Played 427 games as CH from 1948 -1959, and scored 11 goals.
Later, I appreciated just how good Maurice was .
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ust be the oldest
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Peter Venkman
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Perfection is not attainable
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« Reply #43 on: Monday, November 13, 2006, 22:02:51 » |
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Loved Chico Bates for his effort but for skill and goals Mayes and Rowland, great strikers.
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From the station at Colchester
To the cells of Warrington
From the services at Leicester
To the slums of Northampton
We travel over England
And one day Europe too
Cos we all follow the Swindon
We're the famous Town End crew.
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« Reply #44 on: Monday, November 13, 2006, 22:32:23 » |
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Dave Bamber hence the reason BAMBER 7 is on my shirt!
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