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Post by malxscfc on Feb 14, 2007 15:38:07 GMT
Q1:Out of ten, what would you say is the probability of Saturday's game going ahead? (Shed loads of games have been P'd recently, and though Thurs/Fri should be dry, there's rain forecast for Saturday up your way.) Q2: At what time in the next 72 hours would you guess a clear decision will be made? Q3: Do you have any hand-made beer in your Clubhouse. Also (being Church Road virgins) what should be looking forward to and/or avoiding on our awayday? Cheers for any guidance.  [DaveT has sorted our Train Times, and some Pubs near H&H, by the way.]
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Post by ambersalamander on Feb 18, 2007 1:00:01 GMT
Ah. If I'd seen this earlier I'd have warned you about the lack of beer! I've been there twice this season and had to drink GUINNESS!!!  |
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davetscfc
Steaming Bovril
......and it's Salisbury City......
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Post by davetscfc on Feb 18, 2007 21:21:51 GMT
Funny that. I drank quite a lot of Guinness in Hayes yesterday....
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Post by malxscfc on Feb 18, 2007 23:03:11 GMT
Ditto. Managed to keep it off my nice White Shirt yesterday though, unlike at Eastleigh... And managed not to do any bad Karaoke either! Great day out all round. Were made really welcome by the new owners of the Kings Arms in Hayes, and likewise by the Hayes lot in their most excellent facility on Church Road. Quite jealous that they have their own Pub!  Nice proper ground, and I think the Hayes fans do themselves an injustice - we heard you singing plenty, even if things didn't go your way on the pitch. Nice to meet you briefly, Stephen. Sorry there was no more time to chat. Was also good for us to see our old mate Bob - he's a Whites exile, who's lived in Islington the last 60 years, and who only gets to see the Whites when we play up in the Capital. He's a hell of a bloke. Brought up near Salisbury 80-odd years ago, he joined the Army during the War, and was seconded to the Film Unit, where he saw quite a bit of action in the field - albeit behind the lens. He learnt his trade there, and was an ever-present in the British Film Industry after the War, knowing all the British greats (e.g. Diana Dors) and moving in the headline-making circles. He also played a few games (at Right Half) for some great teams, like Salisbury City, Plymouth Argyle, Bristol Rovers and some outfit from Highbury... Added to that, he always buys us a round! Quality day out, as I say. |
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In the tea-bar queue
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Post by scott on Mar 12, 2007 16:40:44 GMT
You won 4-0; of course you had a good day. Yes, I am bitter.  And yes, I have got over it ... just about. |
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