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lcfc531mellors

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  1. Think this might have been said before .... Matt Elliott
  2. Bit of a long shot, but I'm currently in New Orleans and wondering if there's any sports bars downtown that will be open for tomorrow's 8am kick-off here. Hotel TV only showing CNBC (Arsenal v Wolves at moment) but our game is on NBCSN. Any suggestions would be helpful.
  3. Bit of a long shot, but I'm currently in New Orleans and wondering if there's any sports bars downtown that will be open for tomorrow's 8am kick-off here. Hotel TV only showing CNBC (Arsenal v Wolves at moment) but our game is on NBCSN. Any suggestions would be helpful.
  4. An insightful, sensitive piece, Geoff - well done! It cannot have been easy reacting to such a tragedy, and one so close to home, when you were expecting to report on nothing more than a run-of-the-mill football match. The closest I ever got to doing anything remotely similar was being the stone sub-editor for the Buff (Sports Mercury) back on the afternoon of April 15th, 1989, when we started getting PA wire messages of what was happening on that awful day at Hillsborough. Unlike you, I wasn't even at the scene but I know how difficult it was in my situation to make professional decisions (mainly ditching the match report of City's 2-0 win over Chelsea as the front-page lead and the subsequent changes to the paper) against the backdrop of such a horrendous event. So hats off to you!
  5. Interesting comment, St Albans Fox - you've obviousl hear that Claudio Ranieri has taken over at Craven Cottage
  6. Hi, I've been looking on this site for some time without being a member so I thought I'd take the plunge and join. Soon after I moved to the city in 1980, I saw my first game, a 1-0 home defeat to Oldham, which dropped us from top spot to fourth place in the old Second Division. But soon after, we went on an end-of-season run that included only one defeat in 11 games, ultimately winning the championship - and I've been supporting the lads ever since. Probably, I'm one of the older members on here and have seen lots of highs and lows, but am really enjoying the current times. COYB!
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