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Can't give an answer Russell, but the low slung socks definitely look less ridiculous than the John Terry style of pulling them right up and over the knees!

I've signed. Good luck to them

In 1871 the pitch markings were far more primitive than today's familiar lines. Pitches up to 200 yards long and 100 yards wide; tapes rather than crossbars, but goal dimensions were the same as today. No touchlines, just a flag in each corner. No 12 or 18 yard lines or halfway line. No penalty arc...

Only just catching up on this thread, but it's fascinating. Well done everyone who has contributed to these investigations

Greenfinch wrote: ↑Thu Dec 17, 2020 11:43 am Meanwhile, don't buy the scarves, bought one last year and had to take it back, it was too tight.

There is quite a flock of us from St Mark's who already attend at Top Field (varying from me at most games right through to those who may only come once or twice a season). Pleased to report that Nick requested Saturday as his day off so he can get to as many home games as possible (watched the Leis...

Just copying a post from the British Football's Greatest Grounds thread - please do think about signing up for easyfundraising - your on-line shopping can earn totally free money for HTFC :clap: :beerbuddies: * * * * * * * * * I'm sure lots of people will be using Amazon a lot with Christmas coming ...

Hope you all buy it through Easy Funding that gives the Club a payback for using them ? Absolutely correct Steve - I'm sure lots of people will be using Amazon a lot with Christmas coming up (let's face it, people use Amazon a lot the rest of the year too) and you can raise money for the club just ...

These tales of yesteryear always make interesting reading Anthony.

Looking at the prediction form I see that we play Rushall twice in the last eight games of the season, which is a bit odd. Although far less odd than the horlicks of a fixture list we had a few years ago when we were playing lots of teams twice before Christmas and starting off with loads of away fi...