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Return to winning ways no other result acceptable now
Return to winning ways no other result acceptable now
Match Day Thread Hull City v Blackpool
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What happened to the FACTS about Blackpool?
Aren't there still more hotel beds in Blackpool than the whole of Portugal?
Aren't there still more hotel beds in Blackpool than the whole of Portugal?
Has to be a must win game, not as far as the season goes, but just to get the City faithful in a festive mood.
Blackpool gets its name from a historic drainage channel that ran over a peat bog, discharging discoloured water into the Irish Sea, which formed a black pool (on the other side of the sea, “Dublin” (Dubh Linn) is derived from the Irish for “black pool”)
Throughout the Medieval and Early Modern period, Blackpool was a coastal hamlet in Lancashire’s Hundred of Amounderness.
In 1879 thousands of people descended upon Blackpool to witness the switching on of 8 large electric lights to illuminate the promenade, which is where it all started!
People originating from Blackpool are called Sandgrownians or Sandgrown’uns.
Sir Hiram Maxim's Captive Flying Machine, known as the Flying Machines, is the oldest amusement park ride in Europe, having opened in August 1904.
Blackpool airport was the first passenger airport in the UK.
In 1885, Blackpool introduced the world’s first permanent electric street tramway.
Despite being a base for the production of Wellington Bombers, Hitler wouldn't bomb Blackpool, as he wanted to have a swastika flying from the tower.
There were safety concerns about the tower due to the fact it's built with 2,500 tonnes of iron, five million bricks and is surrounded by buildings. So the tower was designed in a way that if it was ever to fall over it would fall into the sea instead of onto buildings around it.
In the season 1923-24, The Seasiders wore their tangerine kits for the first time. Referee Albert Hargreaves suggested them these colors after he watched Holland vs. Belgium.
Blackpool has more hotel beds than the whole of the hotels in Portugal.
Throughout the Medieval and Early Modern period, Blackpool was a coastal hamlet in Lancashire’s Hundred of Amounderness.
In 1879 thousands of people descended upon Blackpool to witness the switching on of 8 large electric lights to illuminate the promenade, which is where it all started!
People originating from Blackpool are called Sandgrownians or Sandgrown’uns.
Sir Hiram Maxim's Captive Flying Machine, known as the Flying Machines, is the oldest amusement park ride in Europe, having opened in August 1904.
Blackpool airport was the first passenger airport in the UK.
In 1885, Blackpool introduced the world’s first permanent electric street tramway.
Despite being a base for the production of Wellington Bombers, Hitler wouldn't bomb Blackpool, as he wanted to have a swastika flying from the tower.
There were safety concerns about the tower due to the fact it's built with 2,500 tonnes of iron, five million bricks and is surrounded by buildings. So the tower was designed in a way that if it was ever to fall over it would fall into the sea instead of onto buildings around it.
In the season 1923-24, The Seasiders wore their tangerine kits for the first time. Referee Albert Hargreaves suggested them these colors after he watched Holland vs. Belgium.
Blackpool has more hotel beds than the whole of the hotels in Portugal.
Nobody at mkm is easy not with our home record however let’s get that home win we all desperately want. Any score will do but just WIN.
I'd go with something a little different tomorrow
Longman up top, Tufan on the left and Doc on the right with Christie back to his usual position and playing high.
Alternatively, I wouldn't be against Christie as a right winger ahead of Coyle.
Longman up top, Tufan on the left and Doc on the right with Christie back to his usual position and playing high.
Alternatively, I wouldn't be against Christie as a right winger ahead of Coyle.
3-1….
3 or 4 pints in clarry to numb the pain first, a boring first half full of silly back passes & then 3 goals second half
3 or 4 pints in clarry to numb the pain first, a boring first half full of silly back passes & then 3 goals second half
It's a sign of the times and our dreadful home form that I'm struggling to imagine any of these optimistic predictions materialising. Hope I'm wrong but I'm expecting another drab afternoon, possibly another draw but wouldn't be surprised if they nick it
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It looking like a good turnout.
Last home match and the east stand was sold out, which was a load of rubbish as they were loads of empty seats in e5, expect the same today.
I guess some people that have membership don't go because of other commitments, so always going to happen, but the seats are paid for.
