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Shame Crowborough is not on the poll – Lewes is nicer but, most of the others on that list aren’t.

Ah, Mullery's famous Timmy Mallet look.

Re: Re: England fans great ambassadors.... Excellent post.

What rubbish, whether it's tongue in cheek or otherwise. The young people of England and Germany have nothing to do with World War II. Neither should forget the actions of their forefathers but, neither should bash the other over the head about it.

Good job that only means Zamora and Peter Ward then (with apologies to John Crumplin!).

Oh dear - what a sad individual.

It's going to be Taylor - stick some wedge on it.

Go Ticos

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I'm there from the 19th to the 23rd with one of your Albion brethren and a couple of others. No tickets, so looking forward to a carnival atmosphere in the Catherdral Square.

I can forgive that. After all, his time at Selhurst led to us moving above your radar for well over a decade. ;)

In your original post you were trying to disprove AJLM's claim that Wright was one of the best of his generation. Not sure what this list is getting at, but it makes an interesting read.

These are just Prem stats (ie 92/93 onwards). Wright started playing in the top flight in 1989.

Oh yeah, by that well known bully boy Steve Coppell. :rolleyes:

Great player, but he belongs in the stands, watching like any other England fan, not in the summarisers' box.

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I can't believe Phil Blackman has stepped down. PS - Division 6 surely?

Yeah, but we've had so many manager's that you can forgive a bloke for getting in a muddle. Kember has followed Smith, Bruce and Francis!

I was a bit harsh, sorry. Kember has done the caretaker role a few times so I can understand the confusion. Post Bruce was his chance as full-time boss. They do both hail from St Albans. For all I know Bob could still live there.

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