For anyone who needs to locate a brick in the stadium wall, someone has set up a database. Really handy for people.
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Would the club have had this info or has this been someone who has invested a lot of their time into doing this?
Impressed though.
Leeds fans taking our season well.
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That's superb that.
I've found my Dad's brick on it. I bought it for one of his birthdays and he was thrilled to see his name on the SOL.
Delighted to see Union Berlin have appointed a female head coach. Huge sign of progress within the game. Hopefully she does well and plays a large part in continuing to push the game forwards.
This has been done by my brother Dave, he’s done an amazing job.
He certainly has
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We need to draw them away first game of the season and win 2:1.The team at present would not survive the prem but who knows who they buy in the summer ?It just shows how deluded their fans are and personally i hope they break Derbies record.Awful club,awful fans relegated by January.
I hope your wrong. Before Xmas would be much better.
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New legislation on unauthorised entry to football matches came into effect before Manchester City's 2-0 win over Arsenal at Wembley on 22 March.
Police arrested and charged three men under the new legislation, with the first two having been issued with three-year banning orders.
Kamal McEwan has also been fined £471 for unauthorised entry while Alex Clark was fined £1,862 for unauthorised entry and possession of a Class A drug.
Both rulings were confirmed at Willesden Magistrates' Court on 10 April, with the third man due to appear in court on 1 May.
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New legislation on unauthorised entry to football matches came into effect before Manchester City's 2-0 win over Arsenal at Wembley on 22 March.
Police arrested and charged three men under the new legislation, with the first two having been issued with three-year banning orders.
Kamal McEwan has also been fined £471 for unauthorised entry while Alex Clark was fined £1,862 for unauthorised entry and possession of a Class A drug.
Both rulings were confirmed at Willesden Magistrates' Court on 10 April, with the third man due to appear in court on 1 May.
Football tailgating: Two fans receive first banning orders under new law
Two men become the first in England to be convicted for breaking a new tailgating law at last month's Carabao Cup final.
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Seen this on FB and thought...eh?
But its right...
"If York City pick up just 2 more points, they're promoted to the football league.
But if they get 3 points, they might not go up"
But its right...
"If York City pick up just 2 more points, they're promoted to the football league.
But if they get 3 points, they might not go up"
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It's a good anomalySeen this on FB and thought...eh?
But its right...
"If York City pick up just 2 more points, they're promoted to the football league.
But if they get 3 points, they might not go up"
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Rochdale v York City, last game of the season on 25th April (12:30pm)
That's clever . . . . a bit of brain power used thereSeen this on FB and thought...eh?
But its right...
"If York City pick up just 2 more points, they're promoted to the football league.
But if they get 3 points, they might not go up"
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