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Reckon Lonny Donegan would appreciate the Derby version, quality banter put to music.

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Northumbiron wrote:

A teddy bear’s picnic!

“If you go down to the woods today,
You’re in for a big surprise.
“If you go down to the woods today,
You’ll never believe your eyes.
For Jeremy the Sugar Puffs Bear,
Has got some boots and cropped his hair.
Jeremy the Sugar Puffs Bear’s a skinhead!”

The last line I remember was
“ and braces too and now he is a skinhead “. Only a slight difference but it was the version we sang back around the late sixties

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Northumbiron

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The old f**k em all which began during our 1969/70 cup run culminating in defeat at Swindon 3-1, to the tune of The long and the short and the tall
Sheff Wednesday, Stockport and Millwall were the teams sung about , we never could fit Macclesfield in.

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alcazar

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We got a razor
We got a gun
We’re from the Show Ground
You’d better run
We are the Donny Road End

Moronic chant from the moronic fringe back in the day about 1968 I think

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From 0 to 18 three channels , got colour at 15. Remember seeing Lev Yashin in goal for Russia during the 1966 World Cup , black and white obviously but what a keeper he was.

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Don’t remember the bookies having us down as finishing fifth last season although I’m sure you will correct me Rene if it’s wrong 🤔 my point being the bookies don’t always get it right.

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Or you could just have a laugh and carry on.

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Deereyme66

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Easy Phil don’t start hyperventilating before we’ve kicked a ball in anger 🙄

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billpuntonsghost wrote:

The main thing you need to know about the game is PAT JONES was the Starman.

When we go to watch him do ya think he’ll blow our minds?

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ironfromafar wrote:

HAPPY BIRTHDAY AWG … im guessing its some where in your mid 60s as seem to recall we may have been at similar away games in our younger days .. im 62 next.

Hope you had / having a nice day

Ha ha ha he wishes he was in his mid sixties , try seventy something 😂😂😂

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Awaywego

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No video Siderite, unavailable.

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Glad to see you finally caught me up Awaywego, again, happy birthday old man 👍

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Awaywego

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Plus today UEFA members tell the bent guy running FIFA you can stick your World Cup where the sun don’t shine if the plans to sell it off come to pass, quite right too IMO .

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Rene Artois wrote:

Iron-awe wrote:

I heard he’s allowed in the ground with his drum provided his hands are tied behind his back.

FAF

Well it can be quite funny Rene when you get to my age 😂

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I heard he’s allowed in the ground with his drum provided his hands are tied behind his back.

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alcazar wrote:

Iron-awe wrote:

You mean you can’t answer the question so you’d rather hide from your original post, fine you have no answers I await your next attack on the club for no reason.

And again.
Sigh
Are you so in real life?

You mean this isn’t real, that’s ok I thought your original post was something you genuinely meant, glad you were only joking

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Better get cremated or the coffin flies might have ya.

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cass I’m sure you remember the late great Frank Burrows, he always tried to ensure the opposition centre forward finished the game minus his head, as did Chris Simpkin.

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cassidystash

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Great article by Steve Askew and I agree with the sentiments within, good job Steve.

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Rene Artois

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Apollo11 wrote:

What do:-
Butler, Wilcox, Hope, Mirfin & Nelson have in common!!

Odd shaped heads?

Did they all play wearing their girlfriends undies for a laugh?

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You mean you can’t answer the question so you’d rather hide from your original post, fine you have no answers I await your next attack on the club for no reason.

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It’s moaning for the sake of it alcy wether you aren’t bothered about how others run their clubs or not, it’s the way it’s done and unless you know another way apart from the old sugar daddy route which as we know can see you almost lose your football club, I don’t know what else can be done. So stop sulking and give us an idea how to do it differently and if not well you’ll just have to suck it up cos that’s the way it is.

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Deereyme66 wrote:

Xxx wrote:

Im not as bad as you and you run the site

News to me. Wibble.

It struggles understanding the difference between thinking and knowing.

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Some will say it doesn’t matter a toss cos it’s just preseason, that will be me btw.

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I get your drift alcy but McDougal ( bought in 1972 actually) was a proven goal scorer in division three and had scored a shed load in an fa cup game which got the mancs sniffing round . Keegan was a young winger/ midfielder who had scored considerably less in a division lower and was still learning his trade, McDougal was an established competent striker, bit of difference comparison wise tbf.

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Awaywego

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were not was just saying

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Deereyme66 wrote:

‘Clements’. Props.

Yeah Clements played for Coventry but apparently no one cares as long as you saw him play.

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Your partially correct, Keegan was just an ordinary guy but Geoff Barnard was in goal then as Clemence had already moved to Liverpool.

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Us oldies saw him over the three years he was with us, scored a cracker against Swansea at home although we lost the game 1-3 and he scored one of the four against Macclesfield in the fa cup replay ( header I think ) 4-2 win, those goals spring to mind. He improved every season he played with us and tbf was well ready for a move when it happened although us young uns ( back then we were young ) were sad to see him go, we could relate to him a bit more with him being a young lad himself. I personally remember his time with us with fondness and was chuffed for him when his career took off, just a great player and a nice guy.

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alcazar

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The David Essex version was my favourite

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