Came across this load of “”**

Southshoresteve said:
www.lancashiretelegraph.co.uk

Why Gill had to go

AFTER a week of turmoil in which the managing director and then the chairman resigned, millionaire's son Karl Oyston emerged from the shadows as the…
www.lancashiretelegraph.co.uk www.lancashiretelegraph.co.uk


Just to remind everyone what a c**t you were
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Is this a real article? If it is it's priceless.

"Oyston junior, who will take Gill's title of managing director, added: "There can be only one boss. I want to do things my way. We have done a deal with Gill and she is happy.

"I want the club to be more positive. There will be investment and we will be bringing in new players.

"When we have drawn up our plans we shall keep the fans informed - and our plans will include a new stadium for them."

Some people don't like reading this kind of old stuff but I do. It should always be raked up to remind us of where we are now.
 
"The biggest shock, however, is the departure from Bloomfield Road of Gill Bridge, Owen's most trusted lieutenant, and seen by many as the business brain of the club."...... oh little did they know.... we had business supreme koko to lead us 😞

Nice to keep this link tho when other fans (particularly pne) say we only protested after we got relegated from prem... which we all know is utter bollocks, but nice this mentions a protest.
 
TangerineArmy said:
Nice to keep this link tho when other fans (particularly pne) say we only protested after we got relegated from prem... which we all know is utter bollocks, but nice this mentions a protest.
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Indeed, here's a protest from just before the fan's voice lost the 'i' and became an Oyston travel company.

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BISA's Oyston Out protests Jan 1999 | 9th January 1999 the Blackpool Independent Supporters Association were featured in their Oyston Out protest at Bloomfield Road for the match against... | By It's Not Orange, It's Tangerine.Facebook

9th January 1999 the Blackpool Independent Supporters Association were featured in their Oyston Out protest at Bloomfield Road for the match against...
it-it.facebook.com it-it.facebook.com
 
Macseasider said:
Is this a real article? If it is it's priceless.

"Oyston junior, who will take Gill's title of managing director, added: "There can be only one boss. I want to do things my way. We have done a deal with Gill and she is happy.

"I want the club to be more positive. There will be investment and we will be bringing in new players.

"When we have drawn up our plans we shall keep the fans informed - and our plans will include a new stadium for them."

Some people don't like reading this kind of old stuff but I do. It should always be raked up to remind us of where we are now.
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“Some people don't like reading this kind of old stuff but I do. It should always be raked up to remind us of where we are now.”

Don’t you mean the 🍄🍄🍄🍄 brigade …… and if you’ve any spare time don’t forget to read this


I do quite regularly 😎
 
Lytham_fy8 said:
Indeed, here's a protest from just before the fan's voice lost the 'i' and became an Oyston travel company.

it-it.facebook.com

BISA's Oyston Out protests Jan 1999 | 9th January 1999 the Blackpool Independent Supporters Association were featured in their Oyston Out protest at Bloomfield Road for the match against... | By It's Not Orange, It's Tangerine.Facebook

9th January 1999 the Blackpool Independent Supporters Association were featured in their Oyston Out protest at Bloomfield Road for the match against...
it-it.facebook.com it-it.facebook.com
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Of course, this never happened according to @Norfolk White who insists we only stopped going because of relegation and rhought the Oystons were loveable rogues.
 
Lytham_fy8 said:
The link also has this gem from 1973, half an hour of PKE losing goodness...

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Blackpool 2 PNE 0, 14 April 1973. | The derby game on this day 14 April 1973 at Bloomfield Road featured in Granada's Sunday afternoon highlights package the none-more-basic name of... | By It's Not Orange, It's Tangerine.Facebook

The derby game on this day 14 April 1973 at Bloomfield Road featured in Granada's Sunday afternoon highlights package the none-more-basic name of...
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Great link that Lytham - thanks.

A few observations ....

Knob ends stand in keeper has a good game.

How chite were the Preston fans? - nearly 40 years ago and they were still cack then. I’m sure I heard a “shall we sing a song for you” whilst watching that.

Why the hell were we singing “You’ll never walk alone” 🧐🧐
 
Southshoresteve said:
Great link that Lytham - thanks.

A few observations ....

Knob ends stand in keeper has a good game.

How chite were the Preston fans? - nearly 40 years ago and they were still cack then. I’m sure I heard a “shall we sing a song for you” whilst watching that.

Why the hell were we singing “You’ll never walk alone” 🧐🧐
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I think YNWA was sung by quite a few teams back then.

My favourite part of the video was Frank Lord's excellent camel coat appearance when their keeper got injured, he was only the caretaker manager inbetween Alan Ball Sr and Bobby Charlton.
 
Lytham_fy8 said:
Indeed, here's a protest from just before the fan's voice lost the 'i' and became an Oyston travel company.

it-it.facebook.com

BISA's Oyston Out protests Jan 1999 | 9th January 1999 the Blackpool Independent Supporters Association were featured in their Oyston Out protest at Bloomfield Road for the match against... | By It's Not Orange, It's Tangerine.Facebook

9th January 1999 the Blackpool Independent Supporters Association were featured in their Oyston Out protest at Bloomfield Road for the match against...
it-it.facebook.com it-it.facebook.com
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👍That’s great Lytham, my daughter and her mate are in the first shot at the beginning of the video, bless em.
 
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