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The Brighton play-off semi. The atmosphere was stupendous, like nothing before or since. It made this season’s match against Carlisle seem like a pre-season friendly. And that heel-flick by Will Hughes for the opening goal - WOW!!!

Kevin Hector. He was our postman for a few years, and lives/lived in Allestree, about a mile from me. He is a really nice guy, and happy to talk with anybody and everybody. A friend of mine lived just along the road from him, and knows him well. Apparently he lives in Spain, so whether he still has his Allestree house I don't know.
Also Brian Clough! AS I drove along Ferrers Way I had to negotiate a Mercedes SLK just stopped in the middle of the road with the driver's door open. Cloughie used to live in Ferrers Way and had simply stopped his car, got pout and was talking with his former neighbour. My wife met him in the Co-op on one occasion, and he offered to buy my middle son some sweets - he was only about 3 years old, but my wife desisted so it didn't get the las into the habit of getting sweets off strangers! And on another occasion he was stood behind an old dear at the till, in the same Co-op, and she was fiddling about trying to fish a loda of shrapnel out of her purse, and it was taking ages, so he simply paid for her whole load of shopping.
it's the Derby way!

Kevin Hector. He was our postman for a few years, and lives/lived in Allestree, about a mile from me. He is a really nice guy, and happy to talk with anybody and everybody. A friend of mine lived just along the road from him, and knows him well. Apparently he lives in Spain, so whether he still has his Allestree house I don't know.
Also Brian Clough! AS I drove along Ferrers Way I had to negotiate a Mercedes SLK just stopped in the middle of the road with the driver's door open. Cloughie used to live in Ferrers Way and had simply stopped his car, got pout and was talking with his former neighbour. My wife met him in the Co-op on one occasion, and he offered to buy my middle son some sweets - he was only about 3 years old, but my wife desisted so it didn't get the las into the habit of getting sweets off strangers! And on another occasion he was stood behind an old dear at the till, in the same Co-op, and she was fiddling about trying to fish a loda of shrapnel out of her purse, and it was taking ages, so he simply paid for her whole load of shopping.
it's the Derby way!

The Brighton play-off semi. The atmosphere was stupendous, like nothing before or since. It made this season’s match against Carlisle seem like a pre-season friendly. And that heel-flick by Will Hughes for the opening goal - WOW!!!

Kevin Hector. He was our postman for a few years, and lives/lived in Allestree, about a mile from me. He is a really nice guy, and happy to talk with anybody and everybody. A friend of mine lived just along the road from him, and knows him well. Apparently he lives in Spain, so whether he still has his Allestree house I don't know.
Also Brian Clough! AS I drove along Ferrers Way I had to negotiate a Mercedes SLK just stopped in the middle of the road with the driver's door open. Cloughie used to live in Ferrers Way and had simply stopped his car, got pout and was talking with his former neighbour. My wife met him in the Co-op on one occasion, and he offered to buy my middle son some sweets - he was only about 3 years old, but my wife desisted so it didn't get the las into the habit of getting sweets off strangers! And on another occasion he was stood behind an old dear at the till, in the same Co-op, and she was fiddling about trying to fish a loda of shrapnel out of her purse, and it was taking ages, so he simply paid for her whole load of shopping.
it's the Derby way!

And there is the issue. It wasn’t that he had one good game and then followed it by a load of duff performances. He did nothing after his one good game because he was back on the bench, or even out of the squad. Even when we were struggling to score and Sibbers scored two, next match he was out on his backside.
Good luck, Louie. I hope you find a manager who lets you play football.

The Brighton play-off semi. The atmosphere was stupendous, like nothing before or since. It made this season’s match against Carlisle seem like a pre-season friendly. And that heel-flick by Will Hughes for the opening goal - WOW!!!

The Brighton play-off semi. The atmosphere was stupendous, like nothing before or since. It made this season’s match against Carlisle seem like a pre-season friendly. And that heel-flick by Will Hughes for the opening goal - WOW!!!

Kevin Hector. He was our postman for a few years, and lives/lived in Allestree, about a mile from me. He is a really nice guy, and happy to talk with anybody and everybody. A friend of mine lived just along the road from him, and knows him well. Apparently he lives in Spain, so whether he still has his Allestree house I don't know.
Also Brian Clough! AS I drove along Ferrers Way I had to negotiate a Mercedes SLK just stopped in the middle of the road with the driver's door open. Cloughie used to live in Ferrers Way and had simply stopped his car, got pout and was talking with his former neighbour. My wife met him in the Co-op on one occasion, and he offered to buy my middle son some sweets - he was only about 3 years old, but my wife desisted so it didn't get the las into the habit of getting sweets off strangers! And on another occasion he was stood behind an old dear at the till, in the same Co-op, and she was fiddling about trying to fish a loda of shrapnel out of her purse, and it was taking ages, so he simply paid for her whole load of shopping.
it's the Derby way!

Kevin Hector. He was our postman for a few years, and lives/lived in Allestree, about a mile from me. He is a really nice guy, and happy to talk with anybody and everybody. A friend of mine lived just along the road from him, and knows him well. Apparently he lives in Spain, so whether he still has his Allestree house I don't know.
Also Brian Clough! AS I drove along Ferrers Way I had to negotiate a Mercedes SLK just stopped in the middle of the road with the driver's door open. Cloughie used to live in Ferrers Way and had simply stopped his car, got pout and was talking with his former neighbour. My wife met him in the Co-op on one occasion, and he offered to buy my middle son some sweets - he was only about 3 years old, but my wife desisted so it didn't get the las into the habit of getting sweets off strangers! And on another occasion he was stood behind an old dear at the till, in the same Co-op, and she was fiddling about trying to fish a loda of shrapnel out of her purse, and it was taking ages, so he simply paid for her whole load of shopping.
it's the Derby way!

The Brighton play-off semi. The atmosphere was stupendous, like nothing before or since. It made this season’s match against Carlisle seem like a pre-season friendly. And that heel-flick by Will Hughes for the opening goal - WOW!!!

Kevin Hector. He was our postman for a few years, and lives/lived in Allestree, about a mile from me. He is a really nice guy, and happy to talk with anybody and everybody. A friend of mine lived just along the road from him, and knows him well. Apparently he lives in Spain, so whether he still has his Allestree house I don't know.
Also Brian Clough! AS I drove along Ferrers Way I had to negotiate a Mercedes SLK just stopped in the middle of the road with the driver's door open. Cloughie used to live in Ferrers Way and had simply stopped his car, got pout and was talking with his former neighbour. My wife met him in the Co-op on one occasion, and he offered to buy my middle son some sweets - he was only about 3 years old, but my wife desisted so it didn't get the las into the habit of getting sweets off strangers! And on another occasion he was stood behind an old dear at the till, in the same Co-op, and she was fiddling about trying to fish a loda of shrapnel out of her purse, and it was taking ages, so he simply paid for her whole load of shopping.
it's the Derby way!

The Brighton play-off semi. The atmosphere was stupendous, like nothing before or since. It made this season’s match against Carlisle seem like a pre-season friendly. And that heel-flick by Will Hughes for the opening goal - WOW!!!

And there is the issue. It wasn’t that he had one good game and then followed it by a load of duff performances. He did nothing after his one good game because he was back on the bench, or even out of the squad. Even when we were struggling to score and Sibbers scored two, next match he was out on his backside.
Good luck, Louie. I hope you find a manager who lets you play football.

And there is the issue. It wasn’t that he had one good game and then followed it by a load of duff performances. He did nothing after his one good game because he was back on the bench, or even out of the squad. Even when we were struggling to score and Sibbers scored two, next match he was out on his backside.
Good luck, Louie. I hope you find a manager who lets you play football.

The Brighton play-off semi. The atmosphere was stupendous, like nothing before or since. It made this season’s match against Carlisle seem like a pre-season friendly. And that heel-flick by Will Hughes for the opening goal - WOW!!!

The Brighton play-off semi. The atmosphere was stupendous, like nothing before or since. It made this season’s match against Carlisle seem like a pre-season friendly. And that heel-flick by Will Hughes for the opening goal - WOW!!!

And there is the issue. It wasn’t that he had one good game and then followed it by a load of duff performances. He did nothing after his one good game because he was back on the bench, or even out of the squad. Even when we were struggling to score and Sibbers scored two, next match he was out on his backside.
Good luck, Louie. I hope you find a manager who lets you play football.

And there is the issue. It wasn’t that he had one good game and then followed it by a load of duff performances. He did nothing after his one good game because he was back on the bench, or even out of the squad. Even when we were struggling to score and Sibbers scored two, next match he was out on his backside.
Good luck, Louie. I hope you find a manager who lets you play football.

Actually MOTD is short for Manchester United of the Day!

Actually MOTD is short for Manchester United of the Day!

Rather more general than a specific game, but... each and every time one of the Madley brothers refereed us.

It’s what Newton said immediately before he was hit on the head.

I've never been that impressed with Stoke 

But the reason the EFL were inventing rules to shoot us with was because of Mel. His proposal of a breakaway league after the EFLuent had ballsed up the TV money simply put ys in their cross-hairs, and all they had to do was wait for their chance. Thank You very much, Kevin McGoo. 😡
The difference between Mel and Lionel is that Lionel didn’t go into denial and start cooking the books in order to deny any blame. In contrast, neither was he shafted and stabbed in the back by Frank Lampard - it was the Co-op who pulled the plug and then threw the club into the voracious hands of the 3 Amigos.