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12 or so years ago Junior Iz was attending a holiday goalkeeping camp in Wanstead, under a qpr coach, Martin Something - very nice bloke from Middlesbrough. The camp was attached to a school run by Peter Hucker himself.
Somehow they fell out. And Pete stopped accommodating the goalkeepers...
Boss joined the Nazi Party in 1931, two years before Adolf Hitler came to power.[4] By the third quarter of 1932, the all-black SS uniform (to replace the SA brown shirts) was designed by SS-Oberführer Prof. Karl Diebitsch, and graphic designer Walter Heck, who had no affiliation with the company.[5][6] The Hugo Boss company produced these black uniforms along with the brown SA shirts and the black-and-brown uniforms of the Hitler Youth.
This was very much a thought I had. although others say there was a fuss I don't remember it, and always quite like it.
Also, the cops have been at it for a while now. Can't remember when I first noticed it. And again, I've always 'got it'. I expect there have been complaints...
Didn't know a very young Gary Lineker was there too, until a few years ago!
Edit: The freekick taker, Mickey Mann (is not a Mouse!), was a PE teacher at our school and, possibly (can't find out) my English teacher's husband, Paul Kitson in goal.
NB As of 2022:
Using probability theory, the university was able to verify a historical top ten of the least likely scorelines from the last 50 years of the competition. The research has ranked Harlow’s famous home win against Leicester in 1980 as the eighth least probable third round result in the last 50 years of the competition.
I don't know if eighth is important. But more important than 9th.
As I understand it, a colon introduces a list whereby the items - some or all - are represented by more than a single word, and thus a semicolon is used between the items.
All football suppors should carry: a scarf in the club's colours; money for Bovril; a noisy rattle; and an oyster card.