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Shrimp
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If they let him take another one after the Blackpool miss, they must have only wheeled him out for the laughs when we were coasting. Sure I'm right and you probably are too !
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Blackpool away pre-season?
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MCFC Wirral
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Bucket hat doffed. I’m 44.Over 55 years and had a season ticket for over 50 years. - I'm one of our wonderful FOCs.
its a Barm
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Yep went to that wad in the main stand locals weren't happy we were in there ha ha
Lavinda Past
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I went Friday night too I remember us all on the beach after turned a van over selling beach balls then caused all the donkeys to stampede funny as fuck but it was Aug 74
Was that the match/weekend when 'some' City fans rolled a boat on a trailer about 100 yards along the prom and tipped it onto the beach?
Or was that just me and my mates on a normal weekend out in Blackpool?
johnnytapia
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Then we got relegated twice and visited them all anyway.used to love going pre-season games, used to give you opportunity of visiting stadiums where we rarely ever played and playing local teams, hate it now its all world tours
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Mad Eyed Screamer
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First thing I thought of as I was there when Tommy blazed over the bar and it was definitely v Stoke at home in the year you give.I thought Tommy's penalty miss was against Stoke in 81-82. We won 2-0 at home and missed a pen (IIRC), lost 2-0 in the second leg and then won on penalties. When asked about him saving Stoke's 10th or 11th penalty Joes Corrigan said he had to save it as he didn't fancy taking one himself.
We played them in 80-81 drawing 1-1 away and winning 3-0 at Maine Road so you could be right though.
We won 9-8 - the only 2 players not to have taken a kick was Joe and Peter Fox their keeper.
Hartford missed for us in the first 5 but Lee Chapman blazed over and it went to sudden death.
In the 80 / 81 game in the first leg at Stoke, Tommy played the 2nd half in goal and kept a clean sheet after Joe went off injured