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What no bondage ?
What a wasted journey. I bet poor lad was all excited on the way down.
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Yes that's right Cahill,quite a few blades round these parts..
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I bought a video/DVD player from Currys about 4 years ago which copies Video to DVD. Cost about £300 and works well. Not sure if they are still available.
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I have a dvd of this series on it. Not a great picture but watchable.
I found a bloke on t'internet who sells all that stuff, bit shady but if they aren't properly released what else are you supposed to do??
Can't remember who now though, he may still be out there in cyberspace if you google it.
How can anybody not like WSC?? It's legendary! Best quote for me was, "it's yooo-nited Jimmy!"
I found a bloke on t'internet who sells all that stuff, bit shady but if they aren't properly released what else are you supposed to do??
Can't remember who now though, he may still be out there in cyberspace if you google it.
How can anybody not like WSC?? It's legendary! Best quote for me was, "it's yooo-nited Jimmy!"
I got mine from a website called 'football on tap'
Give him an email asking for whatever DVDs you want and he'll send you an invoice for paypal
I have about 10+ DVDs from him, he has season reviews, documentaries and single match DVDs (providing they were on sky (some of our prem games are from sky's 'football first' coverage))
There's a few sections of the website you'll have to trawl through to make sure you're getting all the DVDs you're after
Oh and they're a reasonable £3 each, £17 cheaper than season reviews I've bought from the club
Give him an email asking for whatever DVDs you want and he'll send you an invoice for paypal
I have about 10+ DVDs from him, he has season reviews, documentaries and single match DVDs (providing they were on sky (some of our prem games are from sky's 'football first' coverage))
There's a few sections of the website you'll have to trawl through to make sure you're getting all the DVDs you're after
Oh and they're a reasonable £3 each, £17 cheaper than season reviews I've bought from the club
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Thanks for posting this, Silent. 1989/90 was my favourite season ever as a Blades fan; I doubt I'll ever have that same level of excitement again watching the Blades, and yet Keith Broughton is still grumbling about the poor performances and doesn't seem to like Bassett at all. I wonder what he thought of David Weir?
Unsure if this is still relevant to people
I came across this when looking for my grandma eulogy. My beautiful grandma winnie royston passed away last week and her funeral is on Monday. If you cut grandma in half she would have blade stamped right through.
I came across this when looking for my grandma eulogy. My beautiful grandma winnie royston passed away last week and her funeral is on Monday. If you cut grandma in half she would have blade stamped right through.
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Sorry to hear that Amanda, she were class 
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Sorry to hear.
Hi Amanda, I was sad to hear about your Grandma Winnie, please accept and pass on my sincere condolences to Alan and the rest of the Royston Family.
Regarding Keith Broughton, he no longer lives at Norfolk Park, his house was bulldozed many years ago.
He is still a season ticket holder, a senior one now though !!!!! and this season will be his 40th consecutive season without missing a home game, the last home game he missed was in October 1975 when we went to see The Who at the Granby Halls at Leicester.
He is still a season ticket holder, a senior one now though !!!!! and this season will be his 40th consecutive season without missing a home game, the last home game he missed was in October 1975 when we went to see The Who at the Granby Halls at Leicester.
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That series - excellent stuff.
Best bit though is when they focussed on a fan - a man in his fifties - and froze framed to cartoon just as he exasperatedly yells, "Oh! That were fuckin' pathetic!"
How many times, eh?
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Best bit though is when they focussed on a fan - a man in his fifties - and froze framed to cartoon just as he exasperatedly yells, "Oh! That were fuckin' pathetic!"
How many times, eh?
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The only home game we played in October 1975 was the 2-0 loss against Stoke. We had appointed Jimmy Sirrel as our new manager two days earlier but he insisted on serving his months notice at Notts County despite that he was on a month to month contract for the last 6 years and was in charge of County's home defeat against Oxford on the day we played Stoke. On the following Monday, Notts County board told him he could leave County immediately to start at SUFC
Jim Brown had injured his shoulder in a collision just before Stoke's first goal and was unavailable for the next three matches
Silent, the game was Stoke City at home, the day before my 20th Birthday.
We went down to Leicester early to celebrate my last day of being a teenager, I feel quite old now, thanks !!!!!!!!!!
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First time that I have seen any of that game, let's say I was requested to leave before the kick off
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Amanda, regards to the family. I never met her but she was class. I treasure everyone who opened up on that doc and she was superb.
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You were in the BLLT?First time that I have seen any of that game, let's say I was requested to leave before the kick off
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Sad news Amanda, best wishes to the family.
I remember watching the documentary as a 12yr old and laughing at, which is now a modern day set up, your grandad as he gets on with the his painting saying "it gets her out of the house and keeps her from under my feet" while Winnie goes off to the match via the pub and a few beers with the lads.
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That will be two United legends gone to sit in the old John Street stand within a month then.
Condolences, Amanda. I remember watching her on that programme and thinking 'now that is what it means to be a Unitedite'. And it was good that they brought in different flavours of supporter, of which your nan was definitely one.
As a point to everyone, we have all looked upon next season as 'this will be the one'. Think how many times Winnie has thought that.
And still stayed a Unitedite.
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During the 1970s the police were often taking some fans away from the BLLT either to throw them out of the ground or to escort them to the Kop. During the 1977-78 season I watched our home games from the Kop (my dad and I were season ticket holders in the BLUT from 1970 to 1977) and I remember during the Luton game (I was stood next to my two cousins) and we saw our Ronnie with his gang being escorted by the police to towards the Kop and they got in the Kop/John Street corner
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