What is the connection between this and the 7th century?
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The Baguette stamp - unveiled on 16th May, the day of Saint-Honoré, the patron saint of bakers?
He died in 600AD, which is generally viewed to be in the 7th Century, but is mathematically in the 6th Century...
He died in 600AD, which is generally viewed to be in the 7th Century, but is mathematically in the 6th Century...
I wonder if Scotland will produce a scratch & sniff haggis stamp?
Which International trophy did Watford's first team win without conceding a goal in five matches - and when? (hopefully there's only the one - can't find any record of more)
yorkshirehornet
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... Of China. Yes. In 1987 - and we did it without a manager, if I'm not mistaken.
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If it was the 1-0 win at Wrexham in 1981 - I was there?
Might have been Les Taylor's first goal...
Might have been Les Taylor's first goal...
yorkshirehornet
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Right match...... but not the significant fact...If it was the 1-0 win at Wrexham in 1981 - I was there?
Might have been Les Taylor's first goal...
Was it the first time we had won our opening three away fixtures in a season - this one being the third?
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I will give you it..it was five away games in a row..I guess going back to the season before..
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I should have realised that - I thought it may have meant six away wins on the trot, but after counting back I found that QPR spoiled that by holding us to a 0-0 draw, so discounted the idea...
Why was Rambo's death a great cause for celebration - even though it was unconfirmed?
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This one has been officially declared dead - as he hasn't been seen for two years.