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58 minutes ago, jim mk2 said:

Young Mark Hughes in that photo, next to Derek Fazackerly. Jesper Olsen behind Faz. Not sure about the others

United's number 10 possibly Frank Stapleton or Norman Whiteside?

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A personal, potted history.... walking through centre turnstile on riverside to a packed Ewood for the first time. Awestruck at the scarves, rattles. marching band. seeing Ronnie Clayton lea

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Without doubt, better to have tasted the riches. For me personally Venkys changed the way I saw Rovers. It shouldn’t have done, but it did. Things they can never do though. They can’t take away t

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Rovers fans have a lot to be thankful to Bill Fox for. An often forgotten figure in our ascendancy but the man who laid the foundations. While the rest of our traditional rivals were applying for re-e

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11 hours ago, Exiled in Toronto said:

Cracking picture of a packed old Ewood. Only trouble is it’s seconds after McGrath scored Utd’s second in the cup tie

 

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Baz, Sparky, Faz Jesper, Jim Bran, Big Norm, McGrath, windy Miller bending (maybe) and Gennoe.

I was 13 years old and on the Riverside that night somewhere under that Perspex banner. Massive infiltration on that end by the Utd support who mocked everything in sight at our beautiful ground. 

Gutted for Baz that night.

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simongarnerisgod

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when garner smashed in that volley i was right at the back of the blackburn end with mates but finished halfway down terrace pinned to a crush barrier?only thing i can say about the end is jimmy hill was a **** for blaming that ballgirl?

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23 hours ago, Herbie6590 said:

Granada Reports interviews Simon Garner ahead of the Liverpool FA Cup tie...

 

 

Cracking goal by Simon there in the '83 clash. He was about 23 years old there and scored twenty odd goals that season and the next. Regardless of his reputation as a bit of lackadaisical trainer / 'refuelling issues' etc, you cant argue with those numbers and unquestionably if he produced those statistics for our current side he would be playing in the Premiership. 

Just not for Burnley...

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15 hours ago, simongarnerisgod said:

when garner smashed in that volley i was right at the back of the blackburn end with mates but finished halfway down terrace pinned to a crush barrier?only thing i can say about the end is jimmy hill was a **** for blaming that ballgirl?

What was Atko thinking of ?

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20 hours ago, Colt Seavers said:

Cracking goal by Simon there in the '83 clash. He was about 23 years old there and scored twenty odd goals that season and the next. Regardless of his reputation as a bit of lackadaisical trainer / 'refuelling issues' etc, you cant argue with those numbers and unquestionably if he produced those statistics for our current side he would be playing in the Premiership. 

Just not for Burnley...

That's very true , best Rovers striker I have seen outside the Prem years and better than quite a few , I saw during too..

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remember thinking at the time,where has all this money come from,has bill fox gone mad,(he was`nt known signing to many cheques on players!),little did we know jack was giving us some loose change from his wallet before he finally decided to buy the club

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33 minutes ago, Exiled in Toronto said:

Other than Garner and Sellars, that was a pretty poor Mackay team. In hindsight, he was lucky to stay in charge for the start of the next season.

was the fag end of a once very good mackay side,injuries and ageing players caught up with us that season,the young players  brought in from the youth team,collier,skinner and shepstone were never going to be good enough,if jack had`nt come along then i think we`de have been in serious trouble the following season,though mackay was a pretty good wheeler dealer,maybe he`d have snaffled a few bargains and rebuilt

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Takes me back to those days - my other half wanted to get two new pet cats. I wasn't that keen, but was allowed to name them as a bit of a sweetener. Hence my kids growing up wondering why our cats were called Howard and Scott.

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35 minutes ago, Elvis Biro said:

Takes me back to those days - my other half wanted to get two new pet cats. I wasn't that keen, but was allowed to name them as a bit of a sweetener. Hence my kids growing up wondering why our cats were called Howard and Scott.

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