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Changing subject, all WC playoffs tonight are live on Amazon Prime exc Sweden v Poland which is on ITV X ko 7:45pm
31st Mar 2026 11:29:18
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Kinda on theme, dosed up with meds having had an infection after my tonsils were removed, I thought the 9/11 coverage was a fantastic movie, until my wife pointed out that I was watching the news.
31st Mar 2026 10:59:23
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That was a sobering experience, and with it the world changed forever...
I was once on a flight back to London from Australia and in the lounge there was a TV just before we boarded saying an Air France plane had gone missing over Brazil
31st Mar 2026 10:49:59
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FCA have said average payout on the car financing "scandal" will be £829 with total payout from lenders £7.5bn, most of which, i guess has already been provided for in their accounts ...
31st Mar 2026 10:35:05
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Waiting for the next banking scandal
This World Cup, as things stand, is completely sullied in my eyes I really the football on the pitch delivers above and beyond all the off-pitch madness going on. I also get the sense, given these recent friendlies, that England are going to go out like a damp squib because our players are fatigued.
31st Mar 2026 10:24:33
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As soon as we meet anyone decent we’ll be out. Any wuppers planning on going to any of the games?
I was watching Alive on my iPad on a flight once and during the crash scene the lady sat behind me across the aisle asked if I would turn it off.
31st Mar 2026 10:19:43
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I obliged - it was a fair request and a very vivid crash scene.
Should we allow FIFA to run a World Cup if they awarded Trump their Fifa Peace prize
31st Mar 2026 10:17:40
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Is that not bringing the game into disrepute?
I suspect most of us have known people who were killed or had relatives killed in air crashes or near misses. Someone who I knew lost their father in the 1972 Heathrow crash. I flew to Munich two days later and the cabin crew were making sure nobody had a newspaper with pictures of the crash out before we took off.
31st Mar 2026 10:02:34
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RK-someone I went to school with’s mum was on that flight
31st Mar 2026 09:01:39
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Maybe not Leigh, as there's always the "butterfly effect" to take into considerstion ..
31st Mar 2026 07:51:21
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Having watched the footage of the home playoff match, Neufville might have been a tad offside. Harbottle in the first leg wasn't so we went through anyway.
30th Mar 2026 23:21:15
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Lacking Wolfpack merch could be argued another way.
30th Mar 2026 21:55:50
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We have the commercial agility equivalent of the QE1
There hasn't been any wolfpack merchandise has there? I'd draw the line at that but a bunch of players can call themselves whatever they like.
30th Mar 2026 21:45:53
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would be interesting to come up with ideas of what players at various clubs should call themselves
Can understand your reticence KT2 but personally I don’t compare or consider the “Wolfpack” nomenclature with the Crazy Gang. To such extent that I don’t think that’s what anyone there at the time or at the club now is trying to do
30th Mar 2026 21:41:36
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The Wolfpack quote, as I understand it. Is specific to the latter part of that promotion season and as such has value to it. The Crazy Gang was a generational thing. Different.
Recently I keep hearing references to the previous AFCW side to achieve promotion to L1 being known as the 'Wolf Pack'. Is it me or is that an unbearably pony attempt at a crazy gang throwback. Sorry just can't get behind it. Feels like something that would have happened if Mark Robinson got a job at LA Galaxy. Go Wolfpack.
30th Mar 2026 21:34:27
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Also brings to mind those people you see in spoons wearing hoodies with wolves' faces printed on them.
Josh Neufville was in the away end at Stockport apparently, my mate Jim pointed out his classic goal in the Notts County play off semi was offside
30th Mar 2026 21:29:16
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Could well be that, CW as I seem to remember Nobby Stiles being in the same photo? Long time ago though so memories are warped.
30th Mar 2026 20:16:48
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OI I rarely talked to him about Wimbledon FC as I think back then we were something of an acquired taste for ex-refs, refs and future refs alike.
Did you ever get an opinion from him on the Cup Final penalty though Trigger?
30th Mar 2026 20:11:53
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Nicholls, who was a Football League referee from 1966 to 1973, was also involved in another memorable occasion at Home Park.
He was one of the linesmen when a Football League representative side beat their Irish League counterparts 12-0 in September 1966.
Seven members of England's 1966 World Cup winning team were involved in that match, which attracted a crowd of more than 35,000
30th Mar 2026 19:43:14
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This presumably was the Blanchflowr game
Could have been that. Could have been lost in translation. Could have been he lied but I have a watch!
30th Mar 2026 19:36:02
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I’ll look it up. If you can find the photo of him yelling at Blanchflower I’ll buy you a pint of Beamish Stout.
Looking back at Real Madrid European games to that time the only one reffed by an English ref(with presumably English linos)was the March 1968 quarter final against Sparta Prague, Real lost to Man U in the semis
30th Mar 2026 19:19:52
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Would it have been neutral venues back in them there days?
30th Mar 2026 19:10:27
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