xgorton
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We did win that 1-0,my first cup game was just after that lost 2-1 home with Norwich.
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Barcon
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1962/1963 was the worst in 200 years.
A blizzard on Boxing Day left most of the country covered in snow that lasted until early March.
I ruined a pair of red lined winkle pickers walking to and from school!
You can probably blame that blizzard on my conception.
Remember that you did go, though, schools stayed open. Today mummies wouldn't risk letting Timmy & Tamsin out in the ice and snow.1962/1963 was the worst in 200 years.
A blizzard on Boxing Day left most of the country covered in snow that lasted until early March.
I ruined a pair of red lined winkle pickers walking to and from school!
Hell DID freeze over?You can probably blame that blizzard on my conception.
denislawsbackheel
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Remember that you did go, though, schools stayed open. Today mummies wouldn't risk letting Timmy & Tamsin out in the ice and snow.
it was secondary school, and I remember regularly being sent home at lunchtime in the smogs because there were no buses running and we had to walk miles home.
manimanc
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Just been outside. Are the car windows really icing up?
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Well, it's been snowing all day, I would think soJust been outside. Are the car windows really icing up?
remember it well, the snow turned to ice and everything green like grass and bushes became grey, Platt Fields lake and all the canals (bar the MSC) were frozen solid,1962/1963 was the worst in 200 years.
A blizzard on Boxing Day left most of the country covered in snow that lasted until early March.
I ruined a pair of red lined winkle pickers walking to and from school!
trucks stranded all over with frozen diesel tanks. Having said that my parents reckon 1947 was more disruptive due to the depth of the snow-drifts that blocked main roads and trapped people in their houses, needed the military to dig out towns and villages on the higher grounds.
manimanc
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Not here pal.Well, it's been snowing all day, I would think so
Dave Ewing's Back 'eader
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You can probably blame that blizzard on my conception.
How many more 'snowflakes' were contained in that blizzard?