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Discussion in 'Cardiff City' started by clingo, Aug 18, 2020.

  1. clingo

    clingo Well-Known Member

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    An interesting first round draw. Also see that our cousins to the east and west are drawn together. That should be fun.
     
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    BluefromBridgend Well-Known Member

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    BT and I went to Northampton last time we played them in the then Carling Cup. Think we lost 2.1.

    A young Declan John showed a lot of promise as an attacking left back. Never really pushed on for whatever reason. A man with a good career behind him.

    We took the lead with a 4th minute Helguson penalty and it was all downhill after that.
     
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  3. Barry Tiger

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    Think we ate before the game at the Hungry Horse?
     
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    FrankfurterBlue Well-Known Member

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    But which one.......it's a chain. Good grub though.
     
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    BluefromBridgend Well-Known Member

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    Trust you to remember food. I can't recall that one.

    I know we had a good Indian buffet at Oxford and fish and chips at Yeovil and always a curry at North Ealing when in London.

    In fact bugger the football just think of the food.
     
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    ninian opinion Well-Known Member

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    Had a pastie at Meadow Lane in 1978 - it was horrible. Like the game<doh>
     
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