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#21
What happened to the directive to referees to keep a check on goalkeepers staying on their line when a penalty is being taken?

He was yards off his line when Wardy took that!
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#22
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December the 18th down the ages: Now Played 16, WON 7, drew 3, lost 6.

1909: Castleford Town (a) Midland League, WON 5-1 (William McCreadie 3, William Grundy, Joe Jee)
1915: Sheffield Utd (a) Wartime League, lost 1-5 (Billy Watson)
1920: Derby County (h) Div 1, WON 2-0 (William Wright, Jack Swann)
1926: Aston Villa (a) Div 1, lost 0-3
1937: Stoke City (a) Div 1, WON 1-0 (Willie MacFadyen)
1943: Leeds Utd (a) Wartime League, WON 3-0 (Billy Price 2, Harry Baird)
1948: Arsenal (a) Div 1, lost 0-3
1954: Blackpool (a) Div 1, drew 1-1 (Jimmy Glazzard)
1965: Rotherham Utd (h) Div 2, WON 4-0 (Kevin McHale, Allan Gilliver 2, Tony Leighton pen)
1971: Southampton (h) Div 1, lost 0-2
1976: Crewe Alexandra (h) Div 4, lost 0-1
1982: Reading (a) Div 3, drew 1-1 (Brian Stanton)
1993: Reading (a) Division Two (2nd tier), drew 0-0
1999: Grimsby Town (h) Division One (2nd tier), WON 3-1 (Clyde Wijnhard 2, Marcus Stewart)
2004: Bradford City (h) League One (3rd tier), lost 0-1
2021: Bristol City (a) Championship, WON 3-2 (Duane Holmes, Danel Sinani, Danny Ward)




Bristol Anagrams: Two managers, a band and a slave trader still to get.
  1. Cowan Toddlers
  2. Inkwell Ash (Nahki Wells)
  3. Marianna Sweden (Andreas Weimann)
  4. Canal Kids
  5. Deja Snot (Jon Stead)
  6. Algernon Pies (Nigel Pearson)
  7. Testicle Revolt (Steve Cotterill)
  8. Mr Christian (Chris Martin)
  9. Johnny Argos
  10. Doha Priest
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#23
9 Argy Bargy Johnson, sorry, Gary

1. I like to be, under the sea, in an Edward Colston garden, in the shade.
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A guide to cask ale.

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#24
Correct, theo.
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#25
A bit late but never mind - 10 is Portishead
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#26
Yes, ritchie. Just number 4 to get then.
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Great thread, Snooty, but I reserve my right to disagree with you about today's treatment of Colston and his like - benefit of hindsight, not as black and white (please forgive pun) as you make out, etc.

But you brought back great memories of my youth by mentioning Peter Cormack and Hibs in the same article. That was when Hibs had a team of great talent and committed players.

I was disappointed that you hadn't mentioned the Horace Batchelor Infra-Draw Method based at Keynsham, that's K E Y Nnaah S H A Mmaah, Keynsham, Bristol. As advertised on Radio Luxembourg in the 60s. No doubt you'll claim you're much too young to remember that!!! Tongue Laugh
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#28
No, I don't remember that, ritchie. Had to look it up. I do know the name as he and Zebra Kid were on percussion on the Intro Outro Song. Laugh
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4. Alan Dicks

I'm sure there's another rude anagram in there somewhere but I can't quite be arsed to work it out.
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Laugh
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