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Tommy Doc certainly came out of that defeat in 1976 with good grace,and surprisingly to many given his reputation elsewhere in the game. Subsequent Manc managers would do well to heed a lesson from him.

Good to see the Plate Hurling Championship duo (from The Clump) c1997 were reunited for the occasion: Surprised Rupert was unable to join them in person, did they have a live link up by satellite from Gloucestershire ?

No doubt the building contains the best equipt and most lavish treatment room in the history of football. Which is a shame because (some of) our strikers will probably not want to leave that comfort zone.

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'Little Joe' Jordan ? or Hoss Cartwright if he played for us; he probably had a better turn of speed than Dowie or Paul Moody.

Three more

Also in my collection

In the mid - late1970's Saints had their town centre shop just up from Edwin Jones (although the latter might have been Debenhams by this stage)

Good point by the OP Bring it on!!!

It is easy to dismiss the story on the back of fact you deem the particular newspaper an unreliable source. However if I remember correctly though it was The Mail on Sunday who lead the story naming the Liebherrs as our potential saviours.* And FWIW I do not believe the current story but have no evidence either way to back my feeling. *although they did indicate the wrong Liebherrs at the time.

Alpine, I totally agree with you.

Davis saves us again

Davis saves us

longest 6 mins ever

Jonathan Forte on

Lambert hat-trick anyone

The fact this is on Sky doesn't give me much hope

**** I forgot that

This will be the longest 15 mins ever

They sky one Come on saints we need another Guly off for Frazer Richardson

Frazer Richardson on

How long left?

Thank **** for that

There is a limit of how much I can take of this

Harding off for Dickson