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Played at Dulwich Hamlet?

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Spot on.

cancelled

Not to mention Birming-HAM, Moss-Cow or, as Bush would no doubt say, the "A-rabs in I-ran" - even though they are mostly Persian!

The thread is about the wettest, not the coldest - which that FA Cup 5th Round match would be a contender for. It was played on 15 February 1986.

Morecambe & Wise (Bring me Sunshine) The Nogan Sisters AFCharlotte horny Church Queen (of the beautiful South) Englebert Humperdoncaster...............oh dear! need to get some sleep to restore sanity. G'night all.

And one rugby result Sham 69-3 Degrees

Er ?

I am shocked to learn of this! I always presumed the word was coined in New England with its spectacular fall of leaves. Not happy with the "French Connection", but it will be a wrench for me to stop using the word "Autumn". My apologies for the disparaging way I have thought about Americans...

That looks a pretty comprehensive compilation, but a gate of 32,032 at a match I attended in the Seventies sticks in my mind. Or was that an away game?

This was the last ever match at the Goldstone, and arguably the most important as the Conference had already declared we would not be allowed in if relegated. It was obviously all-ticket, and I travelled down from Mansfield ticketless and despite arriving at about 11.30, never got one. In fact...

They all have a site earmarked for a new stadium but now have doubts if it will come to fruition.

SOG is making a joke - a similar set of circumstances afflicted a certain FC 11 years ago.

It might be because they are currently on retention. I think PEN 15 does exist because many years ago I remember the owner was fined for altering the 5 to look like an S.

Is he cup-tied?

How do you reply without the pic coming up again? And why no comment on this thread Horsham winning 1-0 - North Stand Chat

Not us in Notts! Eastwood Town have a very real chance of reaching the 2nd Round as they are at home to fellow minnows Brackley Town.

Seagulls over Grimsby