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Turner. Middleton. Montgomery (loan). Boulton (loan). Wells.

You could set the 2nd half of the question, but go on be a devil.

Correct but October 72.

No and no.

We need 2.

I'll resurrect this. Since 1966 we were involved in 2 cup ties that went to a 2nd replay at a neutral ground. Oppo and venue?

If we had drawn the replay, there would have been a 2nd on the Wednesday.

Not exactly. He joined just as the league shut down.

Yours truly. 10 years old and stood with my dad on the Archers. As the team were being presented with the Cup in the directors box, an impromptu game was taking place on the pitch with fans who had run on at the final whistle. Someone shot and hit the bar and I caught it. The old man said "Run for it" and so it was taken back and used over the BTC ground for the next few months. It died a death the following winter, when we had to play on the hard tennis courts instead of the pitches. Had I realised it could have been "memorabilia" in later years, I wouldn't have binned it.

Yes. Mick Channon and John Sydenham had been dropped from the 1st team a couple of weeks earlier (Bobby Stokes scored on his debut) and so they were able to play in the final.

Who did our reserves beat to win to win the Combination Cup Final in 1969 and who went home with the match ball?

Correct.

No.

Which Dutch international "trialled" in a friendly in Feb 82 and scored twice in a 4-4 draw with Gothenburg. We were top at that time and if we could have afforded him, we may have won the league that season.

Plus Oakley and Jones.

just woke up

Leeds

Bloody cheating bar steward.

And if it hadn't been for Covid-19 how many long would he have lived. (Too soon?)

Wait your fu****g turn.

No. Only 88 to go.

Nope

Sorry, no.

Against who did Le Tiss score his first penalty for us?

Michael Svensson