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Eastbourne Borough v Oxford Utd



Pevenseagull

Pevenseagull

meh
Jul 20, 2003
20,643
confirmed as a noon kick off on Saturday 5th


£10 for adults

£3 for kids


plenty off time for a few beers after the game and then off to fool with fireworks
 






Pevenseagull

Pevenseagull

meh
Jul 20, 2003
20,643
Referee87 said:
i wish i could watch but im refereein a 3 o clock kick off in chichester. :(
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..............home of the clunkily named Chichester City United
 




Uncle Buck

Uncle Buck

Ghost Writer
Jul 7, 2003
28,071
pevenseagull said:
confirmed as a noon kick off on Saturday 5th


£10 for adults

£3 for kids


plenty off time for a few beers after the game and then off to fool with fireworks
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Alas I have a lengthy session of liver abuse planned for that day. Starting with red wine and port on the 0800 from St Pancras to Derby, which will be continued on the Derby to Stoke train. Then it is off to the Brown Jug in Newcastle under Lyme for apples of the alcoholic variety and pickled eggs. Then into the Britannia Stadium either for a snooze or to watch a few minutes of football, before retiring to the bar. Post game, bus to the station, Bargin Booze by the station, 24 Strongbows for about £10. A couple of pints in one of the 2 pubs by Stoke station. Then the 1830 to Derby, followed by the train to St Pancras, followed by a few Hurlimans in Mables just off the Euston Road.

Not only some top liver abuse, but a good advert for Pubs in Crisis.
 




Pevenseagull

Pevenseagull

meh
Jul 20, 2003
20,643
Re: Re: Eastbourne Borough v Oxford Utd

Uncle Buck said:
Alas I have a lengthy session of liver abuse planned for that day. Starting with red wine and port on the 0800 from St Pancras to Derby, which will be continued on the Derby to Stoke train. Then it is off to the Brown Jug in Newcastle under Lyme for apples of the alcoholic variety and pickled eggs. Then into the Britannia Stadium either for a snooze or to watch a few minutes of football, before retiring to the bar. Post game, bus to the station, Bargin Booze by the station, 24 Strongbows for about £10. A couple of pints in one of the 2 pubs by Stoke station. Then the 1830 to Derby, followed by the train to St Pancras, followed by a few Hurlimans in Mables just off the Euston Road.

Not only some top liver abuse, but a good advert for Pubs in Crisis.
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the pickled eggs bit sounds good
 




C

CHAPPERS

DISCO SPENG
Jul 5, 2003
45,080
Re: Re: Eastbourne Borough v Oxford Utd

Uncle Buck said:
Alas I have a lengthy session of liver abuse planned for that day. Starting with red wine and port on the 0800 from St Pancras to Derby, which will be continued on the Derby to Stoke train. Then it is off to the Brown Jug in Newcastle under Lyme for apples of the alcoholic variety and pickled eggs. Then into the Britannia Stadium either for a snooze or to watch a few minutes of football, before retiring to the bar. Post game, bus to the station, Bargin Booze by the station, 24 Strongbows for about £10. A couple of pints in one of the 2 pubs by Stoke station. Then the 1830 to Derby, followed by the train to St Pancras, followed by a few Hurlimans in Mables just off the Euston Road.

Not only some top liver abuse, but a good advert for Pubs in Crisis.
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Man that's tempting.
 




Albion Dan

Albion Dan

Banned
Jul 8, 2003
11,125
Peckham
Ill be getting the more direct Virgin train straight to Stoke, sitting in 1st class luxury, with a few cans of stella and a fair few rounds of poker to help the trip fly by.

Eastbourne Boro? WHOOOO?
 








withdeanwombat

withdeanwombat

Well-known member
Feb 17, 2005
8,730
Somersetshire
It's a match I'd like to see,but cannot make it from Taunton.

Anyone know where I write to to get the programme?
 








Scotty Mac

Scotty Mac

New member
Jul 13, 2003
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Stinky Kat

Tripping
Oct 27, 2004
3,382
Catsfield
Re: Re: Eastbourne Borough v Oxford Utd

Uncle Buck said:
Alas I have a lengthy session of liver abuse planned for that day. Starting with red wine and port on the 0800 from St Pancras to Derby, which will be continued on the Derby to Stoke train. Then it is off to the Brown Jug in Newcastle under Lyme for apples of the alcoholic variety and pickled eggs. Then into the Britannia Stadium either for a snooze or to watch a few minutes of football, before retiring to the bar. Post game, bus to the station, Bargin Booze by the station, 24 Strongbows for about £10. A couple of pints in one of the 2 pubs by Stoke station. Then the 1830 to Derby, followed by the train to St Pancras, followed by a few Hurlimans in Mables just off the Euston Road.

Not only some top liver abuse, but a good advert for Pubs in Crisis.
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Tip Top agenda UB

You may wish to up the port quota to keep you warm in that cold ground
 


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deano5

Member
Dec 17, 2004
66
eb
Albion Dan said:
Ill be getting the more direct Virgin train straight to Stoke, sitting in 1st class luxury, with a few cans of stella and a fair few rounds of poker to help the trip fly by.

Eastbourne Boro? WHOOOO?
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::lolol: :lolol: hope they get stuffed.:albion: :drink: :clap2:
 


Pevenseagull

Pevenseagull

meh
Jul 20, 2003
20,643
gvce26 said:
Who are Eastbourne's star players then?
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STUART TUCK (see vote Tuck thread)

http://www.eastbourneboroughfc.co.uk/html/1st_team_squad.html


Scott Ramsay's been great for 'The Sports', 96 goals in 170 games

Yemi Odubade's knocking them in at a similar rate since joing last season

Darren Baker is as close as you get to a legend in the Conference south, over 650 games for the club

Matt Crabb is a terrific player but tends to miss too many games as a result of getting knocked about

a few other ex-Albion in the ranks as well - Simmonds, Piper and Marney; Dan Beck was there for a bit as well but I think he's gone
 








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