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Going to my first game & new ground of the season today. Buxton the highest ground in England, but still a few thousand feet short of the Azteca at home to Droylesdon pre season friendly. While the rest if the country is basking in sunshine its raining in Buxton.

Another shout for the Broadway. Football guaranteed to be on & top notch Indian grub.

The Denbigh Castle just off Dale Street is s decent place to watch a game. There's also a cracking pub nearby worth a visit, ye hole in the wall but not sure if they'll have the football.on in there.

York City v Sunderland pre season friendly on 18th July, tickets bought to ensure the 92 is done, again. Unusually for a lower division pre season game this will sell out. Means missing Burton away though.

My first ever date was at the Cameo classic. As a 14 year old I managed to get off with a girl who was 15 in the year above me & took her to see Holiday on the buses before she kicked me into touch a few days later. The undoubted highlight of our brief relationship was a snog (my first) on the back row.

Looking at some of the early posts on this thread it is interesting to see the positive vibes. People were really looking forward to this World Cup. It's a shame but understandable how the majority of recent posts have been negative. This is down to 2 people, one has gone about destroying the game that I love & the other has caused havoc worldwide. Infantino & Trump.

Planning a trip to Scotland. Got the week off after the World Cup so will have a couple of days in Stranraer (jealous eh!) for their game with Edinburgh City on the Tuesday followed by Queen of the South v Aberdeen on the Wednesday. Depending on the conference league draw there's a possibility of either Hibs or Motherwell having a home tie on the Thursday.

New additions for the "all stars" include Norman Stanley Fletcher, Lenny Godpur, an Anglia TV weatherman & possibly one of The Goodies.

They all murdered each other

Every bank holiday weekend, one way or the other, we moan about the weather. All part of the joys of living in a good climate.

I like to think he learned his trade here when Pearson used him as a sub, as a winger.

After many years am re-reading Steinbeck's East of Eden. An epic story by America's greatest author. A 'must read before you die' book.

Have you ever been to Leith?

I'm a wannabe pornstar but I'm 66 and a bit camera shy.

Apologies in advance for my pessimism but that will be packed with non football fans getting all excited about the world cup in the USA, drinking watery lager at £7 a pint.