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hintonsboots reacted to TuffLuff in James Collins and the positional movements
This was atleast my intention, although thlught James Collins & The Positional Movements sounded a bit flatulent
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hintonsboots got a reaction from Rample in James Collins and the positional movements
Thought it was Swanny’s new band.
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hintonsboots got a reaction from Steve How Hard? in New signings, who will be first...and next?
The Pen is his specialty.
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hintonsboots reacted to Hans Datdo-Dishes in Lewis Dobbin
Apparently, their neighbour's boss, old clippity, rates him highly.
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hintonsboots reacted to loweman2 in The Alan Hinton Personal Collection
The next item from Alan’s collection is his Watney Cup Final winners tankard awarded at the end of the match to the players along with the trophy.
it was a packed Baseball Ground and the young exciting Rams tore United apart who had Best, Charlton and Law in their side.
another piece of our fine history.
Watney Cup Final
Derby County 4 Manchester United 1
August 8, 1970
Manchester United, with Bobby Charlton, George Best and Denis Law in their team, were no match for Derby County.
The Rams ran out 4-1 winners in front of more than 30,000 at the Baseball Ground.
One 20-minute spell in the second-half brought back memories of the home annihilations of Tottenham Hotspur and Liverpool the previous season, with four and five-man moves, all involving simple first-time passes to men running perfectly into spaces, carving the United defence to pieces.
Alan Durban was outstanding; Willie Carlin covered every blade of grass, and John McGovern never stopped running and finding space.
The front three of Kevin Hector, John O'Hare and Alan Hinton were in exciting, thrustful mood, while Dave Mackay sauntered imperiously through the game.
Roy McFarland was the man of the match - ruthless in the tackle and dominant in the air, without ever losing the elegance that is his trade-mark, the Derby Evening Telegraph reported.
The Rams goals came from McFarland, Hinton, Durban and Mackay.
The cup was presented by FIFA president Sir Stanley Rous.
Derby County: Green; Webster, Robson; Durban, McFarland, Mackay; McGovern, Carlin, O'Hare, Hector, Hinton.
Manchester United: Stepney; Edwards, Dunne; Crerand, Ure, Sadler; Morgan (Stiles, 57), Law (Fitzpatrick, 25), Charlton, Kidd, Best.
Referee: Mr K Walker (Maidstone)
Attendance: 32,049
#dcfcfans
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hintonsboots got a reaction from Ramarena in Jason Knight
This post looks like it was written on a teleprinter, was expecting
East Fife 4 Forfar 5 next.
That said, I do enjoy @Oldben‘s posts though.
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hintonsboots got a reaction from Hans Datdo-Dishes in Jason Knight
This post looks like it was written on a teleprinter, was expecting
East Fife 4 Forfar 5 next.
That said, I do enjoy @Oldben‘s posts though.
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hintonsboots reacted to strawhillram in Lewis Dobbin
he was very good at Hogwarts, but struggled to replace Harry Potter in the team.
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hintonsboots got a reaction from ThePrisoner in Jason Knight
This post looks like it was written on a teleprinter, was expecting
East Fife 4 Forfar 5 next.
That said, I do enjoy @Oldben‘s posts though.
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hintonsboots reacted to Jimbo Ram in TOM CANNON
Beat me to it Hinton ? Used to love watching Frank as a kid on a Saturday night….not sure he would pass the police fitness tests or height requirements these days ??♂️
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