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    Well another interesting evening on the football field. Good times ahead perhaps I feel. I met up again with the lovely couple from near Cromer and we three agreed the materialisation of the Canaries in their locale means we can now tell THEM "The Bielefeld Conspiracy Theories " have been debunked once and for all.

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    Well that was an interesting evening from the football point of view and I met a lovely couple from Cromer who will be at the Friday match too. They have been supporting Norwich since 1972 and had never heard of the message board. It''s a little subdued on the bus back to Duisburg right now but Webster might be open when we get back.

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    Delighted to see that having been away from this forum for sometime due to a serious accident it has lost none of it''s charm, charity and incisive wit. Now being in a position to take in an away fixture close to my nursing home, and once again being able put thumb to keyboard, I was merely enquiring whether folks would be convening in Webster or some other hostelry. But thanks for your kind words.

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    I say, could these two chaps be the young rapscallions who were travelling back on the 11:30 from Liverpool Street. They alighted at Stratford, as I recall, and kept us royally entertained until they passed out at Chelmsford. One of them, the shorter, with wonderfully cherubic cheeks, stirred at both Ipswich and Diss to enlighten us with the impending death of one Roy Keane in most unlikely circumstances. My hip flask at the ready I wished to know more, but alas my close attentions failed to arouse him. Oh! The unbridled pleasure to see the outrageous joy of youth. I look forward to renewing my acquaintance with them at Reading where I hope again to reprise my ballad, but this time outside the gaol.

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    Peter Knowles was a gifted inside forward who played for Woves in the late ''60''s / early ''70''s.

    He gave up the game to become a Jehovah''s Witness. His brother was the original " Nice One " Cyril a Spurs full back

    who died tragically early of cancer. This apparently only strengthened Peter''s faith.

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    Thank you guys for all your generous posts. Since Saturday I''ve had nothing but verbal kickings from those who I thought were my football chums. "Where were you when we were six nil down and singing?" "You missed the sublime tactical team selections and substitutions." "Since you got back the goals have dried up". " Get back to playing hoopla at your Church Coffee Mornings". So thanks for all your morsels they have been veritable crumbs of comfort to me. But as King Alfred said when he left them in the Aga too long, I''m beginning to think its all my fault.
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