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Top of the Prem for a while at least And this

If you like documentaries i've just watched the Bad Sport episode about Juve and corruption in Italian football, which is pretty good, and also Woodstock 99, and Fyre which are both about failed festivals. As already mentioned Figo is good too.

We use national tyres on Bond St, had 3 put on today, short notice, friendly service, decent price.

For info, but I appreciate you might know already. The Spitfire museum is in Hanger 42, so you will need to go through the entrance at the Squires Gate/Lytham Road junction, by the Air Balloon pub. If you go to the end of the road to the right, its at the end of there. Well at least it was last...

Just caught up with the series this week, I quite enjoy them, it does give you an insight into how football clubs are run. To be an owner I think you have to have a degree of megalomania, as you are a fan and want success, will just depend on how patient owners are. Have watched most of these...

I had earlier ones, but this is the earliest that I still have, around 1986/87 I think, bought to take on holiday

Hadn’t heard of this one but started watching it today. Always be grateful for what he did for us, but in my view everything just clicked for him here. I was interested to see that Ipswich had lined him up then changed their minds. I quite enjoy watching this type of documentary, I don’t have...

I remember being there on the Kop that day, and seeing Best and Moore, but don’t remember much about the game, I was just an 8yr old kid back then. One thing that sticks in my mind though (although I could be mistaken) was a Fulham fan, stood quietly watching the game with the side of his head...

It’s like their way of dropping vowels from their words, e.g. colour, favorite etc, apparently was a concerted effort by Noah Webster, ( of Webster’s dictionary fame) who wanted to be a lot more aggressive and remove all vowels, but didn’t get his way. Also Victorian Americans were far more...

I’m still engrossed by this 20 years on. I watched the 6 part documentary 9/11 One Day in America yesterday and I agree, it doesn’t get any easier to watch.

I'm similar, earliest home shirt is 1986 too Then the following year got the centenary shirt, then the next, and the next etc. Some away and third shirts too. Only home one i didn't get was the one after the centenary shirt from 1987, I got the away one that year instead. I can't remember the...

Started in block N, when the stand opened sat with my dad, uncle, cousin and nephew. Was there until I didn't renew for NAPM, the seat(s) were then taken over by someone else. Sit with a mate now in block P. Im not very nomadic.

Cheers for the comment. That 1987 shirt hasn't fit me for a very long time

Apologies, a longish post. I regularly follow this board but rarely contribute, but I just feel compelled to contribute the thoughts of an middle aged, excited and proud Blackpool fan. After being a long standing season ticket holder I, like many others, fell out of love with the football club...

Just listened to the podcast, clearly a fair bit of detail that many fans won’t be aware of, or have a distorted view. Just preordered the book, can’t wait for it to come out.

Make that 3 signings... what a different club we now are. Fantastic!!

Looks like the major internet issues could be resolved now. I managed to sort mine out without any problems. UTMP

Donny Rovers fans appear to rate him, but wish him well all the same. Viking Chat Link

If one of Forest Green or Exeter do what they need then I suppose this game is a dead rubber anyway. I guess if Salford were above them then it might have been different.

4 of Englands best ever players. 3 of them have obviously picked up the wrong shirt, I assume this would have been Finneys testimonial, so perhaps we can forgive them 😉