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egon Started conversation Feb 5, 2004
Oh yes.
So, to add to my small contributions to collaborative entries on Everton FC and MArc Vivien Foe, and my solo entries on the traveling Wilburys, meat Loaf and the Duckworth/Lewis Method, i bring you:
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Central Park, Cowdenbeath
My favourite football ground- a place I have been known to pay over thirty quid in train fare to get to.
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Number Six Posted Feb 5, 2004
Now there's dedication. Or to look at it another way, you're the kind of bloke I worry about turning into if I don't keep myself in hand
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egon Posted Feb 5, 2004
Well, there's mno need to be like that.
Although, on a family holiday in perthshire this christmas, me and my dad did take the 27th of December away from my mum and sister in order to get the train to Cowden and watch the boys beat Peterhead. Despite getting on the wrong train in Inverkeithing, ending up in Kirkcaldy, having to get a taxi driven by an East Fife fan, and getting through the gates at 2.59pm...
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Number Six Posted Feb 5, 2004
Nice
I've been widely ridiculed for adopting two extra teams in a mere three-and-a-half months in Leeds: Bradford (Park Avenue) and Scarborough. I've got a bit of a soft spot for Guiseley, too.
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GreyDesk Posted Feb 5, 2004
Well that's still cheap.
And why the hell should you get a discount, you take up more room than most :
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egon Posted Feb 5, 2004
My teams, from most to least support I have for them:
1. Everton (family thing...)
2. Cowdenbeath ("Read how crap they were in the Daily telegraph" thing)
3. Sunderland (university thing)
4. Morecambe ("it's near my parent's second house in Lancaster that I occassionally stay at" thing)
5. Zimbru Chisinau (Tony hawks thing)
6. Worcester City (Home town thing- I was born there)
7. Warrignton Town (home town thing- I've lived there since the age of 3)
8. Lancaster city (see Morecambe)
9. Doncaster rovers (Adriano Rigoglioso thing)
10. Scunthorpe (Peter beagrie thing)
and fromt here it goes to football teams from places I've been to, but not been to the football grounds:
11. Paris SG
12. new England Revolution
13. Sparta Prague
14. club Brugge
15. Salzburg
16. Viking Stavanger
17. Ajax Amsterdam
And that's about it...
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egon Posted Feb 5, 2004
Desky- look at it this way- I get a discount because I am less comfortable than most- I tewll you, if all the southern gits have nabbed the tables by the time the train gets to Newcastle, squeezing into those seats with the little fold-down tables isn't easy.
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Mu Beta Posted Feb 5, 2004
Well, I'd be chuffed that you put the Iron in at No. 10 if you hadn't put Doncaster f**ing Rovers in at 9. Git.
If I ever compile my Top Ten remind me to insert Everton at number 10, just below Liverpool.
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egon Posted Feb 5, 2004
hey, look, Scunthorpe were ninth right until Doncaster bought my third favourite ball-greedy crap lower-league footballer, Adriano "Shelly" Rigoglioso from Moerecambe.(the two ahead of him- Graeme "broony" Brown Craig Winter of Cowdenbeath)
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Mu Beta Posted Feb 5, 2004
If Scunthorpe bought a crap footballer with a funny name (I believe Number Six has a list of them), would you promote them back to 9th.
And does Cleveland Taylor, on loan from Bolton, count?
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egon Posted Feb 5, 2004
No, he has to be a crap player witha silly name, that i like.
Acceptable:
Ryan-Zico Black
Barrington Belgrave
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Mu Beta Posted Feb 5, 2004
Barrington Belgrave always sounds like a Windies cricketer to me.
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egon Posted Feb 5, 2004
Exactly! Which is why if he signed for Scunthorpe, his presence in the same team as Beagrie would move Scunthorpe up the table
(it's just struck me how sad ranking my top 17 favouirite football clubs in order of preference is...)
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Mu Beta Posted Feb 5, 2004
By the way, have you read http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/teams/s/scunthorpe_utd/3451397.stm
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Mu Beta Posted Feb 5, 2004
Just over half that. I think Scunthorpe are trying to hold the record for the most number of players over 40 in the modern era.
We had Tony Ford until he was 41 (mind you, he played for Rochdale after that), and our coach Paul Wilson was officially the oldest player to make his league debut (at the age of 44) during an injury crisis a few seasons back.
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egon Posted Feb 5, 2004
It's like me on champ manager.
Anyway, I must be off- I want to get some food on my way home to watch six feet under.
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Mu Beta Posted Feb 5, 2004
You really ought to get an internet conncection at home, you know. It's so much more comfortable.
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