Nick
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He's Wheely good
Match Thread Derby (H) FA CUP (1 Viewer)
- Thread starter TwistAndShoutCCFC1987
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stevefloyd
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Hes no pushover
Lord_Nampil
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Was great today, Being in a stadium with football again is fun!
However,
Seeing a lad snorting coke in the toilets in front of my 6 year old wasn’t….
However,
Seeing a lad snorting coke in the toilets in front of my 6 year old wasn’t….
Sky Blue Harry H
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Took their time didn't they
Weird - he definitely looked off to me!
stay_up_skyblues
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Not good.
Group of lads at the back of block 22 had the bright idea of sparking up a zooter in the first half. Stank a block across and five rows down. Great move with the old bill everywhere. They were visited by two coppers who gave a warning by the looks.
stay_up_skyblues
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Word class reporting from the BBC;
But when on-loan Chelsea wing-back Kane swung over his corner on 42 minutes, this time Hyam rose to get the telling touch. The centre-half's header went in through a crowded area for his first goal of the season - and it proved enough to end 1987 FA Cup winners City's six-game winless run.
He wishes
But when on-loan Chelsea wing-back Kane swung over his corner on 42 minutes, this time Hyam rose to get the telling touch. The centre-half's header went in through a crowded area for his first goal of the season - and it proved enough to end 1987 FA Cup winners City's six-game winless run.
He wishes
Nick
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stay_up_skyblues
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Yeah I smelt that
Think the oldest was about 15. Youngest must have been 12. If I hadn’t got my daughter with me I may have asked them to pass it down.
RegTheDonk
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Not pretty and the cup probably not as glam these days, but it's a few bob in the bank and mentally, we got a result with 3 of our regulars not starting. Hopefully bit a fell good factor in the camp, confidence booser etc.
Brighton Sky Blue
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The Cup is a lot more appealing when you aren’t drawn against a side from the same league at 12.30 for the privilege of £20
HuckerbyDublinWhelan
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And the FA have to agree, also think they set a minimum each round, hence why we’ve charged £15 minimum in the lower rounds when we were in league one and two
better days
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We've done pretty well to get through especially as a few forumites were talking about backing Derby before kick off
I'd heard Hamer wouldn't be playing but he must have recovered enough to take part
Eccles would probably have started otherwise
A few positives on the day
None more so than being through to the next round when who knows what might come out of the hat
It could be a big day out somewhere like Anfield or Spurs new stadium
I'd heard Hamer wouldn't be playing but he must have recovered enough to take part
Eccles would probably have started otherwise
A few positives on the day
None more so than being through to the next round when who knows what might come out of the hat
It could be a big day out somewhere like Anfield or Spurs new stadium
Robins mentioned personal problems recently reg hamer?
We could have still charged £20 but offer some incentive…. Ticket for the next home game for £10 for example. £30 for today and a ticket for the next home game?
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shepardo01
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He's had Covid - Robins said that after the Millwall game.
There was a post on Instagram with a few pics of his dad and Angel wings.... pics with him with Hamer's little boy and also Hamer as a boy... possibility of his Father passing away??
stay_up_skyblues
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Was gonna ask Better Days about this too. As MR mentioned it on radio I presume it’s not a secret?!
edit; saw the next post. What a shame.
JAM See
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I'm sure it's not unique to CCFC but it is embarrassing isn't it?
If true sympathy’s to hamer. Lost my dad not long ago so feel for him.
shepardo01
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Yes, can't imagine that, sympathy to you too mate.
robbiethemole
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Dabo pulled a groin tackling Ebosele and couldn't run after that, but no idea why he was left on to struggle
stay_up_skyblues
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It’s disgraceful. Don’t get me wrong I used to get up to all sorts but wouldn’t dream of it around kids or strangers at all tbf. If you must go in the fucking cubicle. My daughter is nearly 12 so explaining the weed smell not the end of the world. But I’d be fuming if she’d seen chavs openly banging sniff up their nose.
covhead1
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Don't sell it in the toilets!!
OldBedrocker
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Doesn’t even cover the Tax bil does it?
Frankly_Mr_Shankly
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Terrible decision by Robins that
OldBedrocker
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Apparently they did but walked out again as meek as you like
North York’s Blue
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Not the case anymore; down to the home side to decide; the rules changed a few years ago
skyblueelephant76
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Minimum price they can charge is £10, away team only have to be consulted if we want to charge away fans more.
Makes me sick hearing and seeing these pricks do that in front of kids. Sheff Utd away 10am in the morning on the train and the sad bastards were snorting it off the tables. Had to move carriages as I could see my 11 year old felt uncomfortable as did I. Next thing you know the same thing happening in the other carriage.
They do it as they lack confidence and have no social skills. Most of them can’t make eye contact as they don’t have any communication ability.
They wear tight grey Nike tracksuits because it’s very easy to put in as it doesn’t task the brain cell to much. The laces in their trainers though take a long time to master hence why they are always late for anything as they are waiting for the neighbours to turn up to show them for the 1,500 time.
Shaving those fluffy moustaches and the little five a side hairs on the chin is never going to achieved so we have to accept this will never change.
Goodness knows what their underpants look like with all the porn they watch and skid marks like a Grand Prix track.
Brighton Sky Blue
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You’re assuming pants are worn.
JAM See
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I disagree.
Your opening sentence sounds like something out of the daily mail.
They don't lack confidence (they're young, like us old farts used to be) and are full of confidence.
Yes, they are out of order for doing drugs in front of children, but it's deeper than just pointing the finger at the knobheads doing beak in the bogs.
Why is cocaine use endemic at the moment? I have no idea.
Take my words with a massive pinch of salt and smile.
Saddlebrains
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2 things I've learnt getting older
Everyone seems to do cocaine
And cheese is well expensive
Everyone seems to do cocaine
And cheese is well expensive