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  • #46
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    Originally posted by Cyncoed Slumdog View Post
    Who else had a blue and white rattle? I even used to take mine to reserve games. I remember one season when I think the reserves won their Football Combination division and the whole ground would be open for Saturday afternoon games. Up front after signing from Worcester City was Harry Knowles who was prolific in the reserves but never made it at first team level. He eventually went back to Worcester for £2000 plus Peter King in exchange!
    Died last year:

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    • #47
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      Having to kick off home games at 2pm because we couldn't afford the floodlights to be switched on

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      • #48
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        Oldham fans getting completely drenched with the heaviest rainstorm I have ever seen lashing down on the uncovered Grange end 😳

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        • #49
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          Originally posted by A Quiet Monkfish View Post
          What ??
          It was called the Boar’s Head.

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          • #50
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            The Cardiff, ‘bang bang’, Cardiff ‘bang bang’, Cardiff ‘bang bang’ chant (the bang bang being the back heeling of the sheeting at the back of the Bob Bank), particularly loud during our early ECWC games, before the Grangetown End became our ‘end.

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            • #51
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              Originally posted by the other bob wilson View Post
              It was called the Boar’s Head.

              Well known local Spoonerism.

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              • #52
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                Seeing us come from 4-1 down half time to beat Plymouth 5-4 in league cup 1986. I’m sure it was 5-4 but 11v11 internet site says it was 6-4?
                think it was frank burrows first game in charge

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                • #53
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                  Originally posted by Park Life View Post
                  Seeing us come from 4-1 down half time to beat Plymouth 5-4 in league cup 1986. I’m sure it was 5-4 but 11v11 internet site says it was 6-4?
                  think it was frank burrows first game in charge
                  Incredible game . I was on telly running around like an idiot at the front of the bob bank .

                  Won the away leg with a cross from David Giles that sailed over the goalies head .

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                  • #54
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                    Originally posted by SLUDGE FACTORY View Post
                    Incredible game . I was on telly running around like an idiot at the front of the bob bank .

                    Won the away leg with a cross from David Giles that sailed over the goalies head .
                    Agreed, incredible game I seem to recall Nigel Vaughan having a stormer second half and playing a major role in the turn around

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                    • #55
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                      Originally posted by Park Life View Post
                      Seeing us come from 4-1 down half time to beat Plymouth 5-4 in league cup 1986. I’m sure it was 5-4 but 11v11 internet site says it was 6-4?
                      think it was frank burrows first game in charge
                      Originally posted by Park Life View Post
                      Agreed, incredible game I seem to recall Nigel Vaughan having a stormer second half and playing a major role in the turn around
                      Great little player on his day

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                      • #56
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                        Originally posted by SLUDGE FACTORY View Post
                        Great little player on his day

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                        • #57
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                          Originally posted by Park Life View Post
                          Agreed, incredible game I seem to recall Nigel Vaughan having a stormer second half and playing a major role in the turn around
                          He signed for City from County along with Karl Elsey as part of a mass transfer deal with Linden Jones, Tarki Micallef and John Lewis going the other way.

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                          • #58
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                            Wow what a jolt when I opened that up ! Didn't know what to expect and all of a sudden I'm confronted by a face that transported me back to the 70's in an instant. I didn't know the chap but gathered he probably had issues. Certainly a bit of a character and nice to read the kind memories people had of him.

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                            • #59
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                              Here's a Ninian Park memory for you. Great footage. I'm there somewhere.

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                              • #60
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                                Originally posted by SLUDGE FACTORY View Post
                                Colin
                                ...hello Colin..

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