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19 hours ago, Marina's Rolls Royce said:

Sounds simply perfect, darling. So maybe we should do Accrington Stanley next season? I love a really big away day somewhere traditional- maybe they could make it really special for us and score 5?

 

 

Exactly.

I'm , err, barred from Accrington Stanley !

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58 minutes ago, Red Right Hand said:

I can`t recall but do you remember that away game at Grimsby in 1992? What a day that was.

At the moment it seems more people are interested in your breakfast for today.

Maybe we comprimise, what did you have for breakfast in 1992 on the day City were away to Grimsby?

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13 hours ago, BobBobSuperBob said:

A few Shrews , hungry players I hope we’ve been having a nose at

Nolan is a clever little footballer

And the two big black lads at the back were strong , - difficult to judge on a single viewing but the sort of players that I hope we are still looking at

If you can somehow move Shrewsbury to Scandinavia, I reckon we’re interested in all of ‘em! 

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8 minutes ago, Miah Dennehy said:

It's a long story and a bit embarrassing, but I was actually ejected from the stadium when we played there a few years ago .

We've all got time now.

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24 minutes ago, Miah Dennehy said:

It's a long story and a bit embarrassing, but I was actually ejected from the stadium when we played there a few years ago .

Sean McConville scored the only goal as Accrington overcame League Two promotion rivals Bristol Rovers.

Rory Gaffney headed wide for Rovers before Adam Buxton tested visiting goalkeeper Steve Mildenhall with a fierce 20-yard strike before the break.

McConville cut inside to fire into the bottom corner in the 69th minute.  Unfortunately for the away side one of their 48,000 visiting fans completely lost his shit and was escorted from the ground and given a jolly good talking to from the local community police volunteer.

Mr Dennehy was unavailable for comment.

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27 minutes ago, Marina's Rolls Royce said:

Sean McConville scored the only goal as Accrington overcame League Two promotion rivals Bristol Rovers.

Rory Gaffney headed wide for Rovers before Adam Buxton tested visiting goalkeeper Steve Mildenhall with a fierce 20-yard strike before the break.

McConville cut inside to fire into the bottom corner in the 69th minute.  Unfortunately for the away side one of their 48,000 visiting fans completely lost his shit and was escorted from the ground and given a jolly good talking to from the local community police volunteer.

Mr Dennehy was unavailable for comment.

No mention of police horses being assaulted or boob cricket, surely there's some mistake.

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