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Elruliri
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Great signing, fair play city.
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Rip fellow City fan.
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Webster, sorry wrong topic.
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A lovely post, condolences to you and your family. RIP Charlie.
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Wow, what a brave man heart breaking.
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Is there any footage of it, I can't find anything on the internet??
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I would add John shaw, Rob Newman, Bobby Huchinson, Glynn Riley and Alan Walsh from my time as a kid. My first game at the gate was Ipswich v Southampton.
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Cry wolf, time to worry
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Robbie Cundy????
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I can remember Mickey's debut, God I feel old. Mark only made the reserves.
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Gaŕry Emmanuel, ex gas, brum etc.
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Good shout. Awful.
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How many sponsors have we had? I remember hirerite for most of the 80's and park furnishers in the early 80's with Russell Musker for some reason??. My favourite kit was 90-91 with Thorn Security on it. I'm pretty sure we had a pin striped kit for a few games in the mid 80's that wasn't released and reverted back to the one from the previous season.
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Funnily enough I watched that Blackpool game on YouTube the other week. He looked some player for Blackpool that day. Rip
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Stevie Neville against Hereford was one of my greatest memories. Martyn Hirst's goal against the gas was my first. Brilliant, at the time we were the underdogs. Hartlepool, liverpool and Manchester United stand out but I'll never forget dancing around a pool table when Soren Anderson scored against Sunderland. As Fergie said " football, bloody hell"
