The football podcast where it's always the 1980s... Except when it regards the first four and half months of the 1979/80 season. If you see Sid, tell him...
The 1980s
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yourboystookahellofabeating.… Ooooh. Shiny. We present you with a mission statement... An idea pitched to @MagicOfFACup, and job interviews rolled out to @yad_williams, @chrislepkowski, and @loxleymisty44.
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The @YBTAHOAB road trip delivers another 1-0 home win with a late penalty.
Consistent.
Full-time: Guiseley 1-0 Sutton United. The Lions have done it and are in the second round flof the Emirates FA Cup for just the third time in our 117 year history with a dramatic win over National League side Sutton United!
GET IN YOU BOYS! #GAFC
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The @YBTAHOAB touring party are incoming.
@GuiseleyAFC we will be seeing you soon and hoping for a home win.
Emirates FA Cup first round tie at Nethermoor you say? 🤔
Sorry for the late drama 😅
Our last home first round tie saw us knock out then League Two side Cambridge United nearly eight years ago.
#GAFC #GuiseleyTogether
substack.com/home/post/p-212… The Phantom Flan Flinger continues his sojourn through the 1967/68 FA Cup campaign with a glance into the remarkable story of the equally cursed and blessed Graham Lovett. From a broken neck, and being told his career was over, to a cup winners' medal.
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substack.com/home/post/p-212… The Phantom Flan Flinger's odyssey through the 1967/68 FA Cup reaches the business end, as Everton, on the back of a convincing league double over West Bromwich Albion, are the favourites at kick off time... The favourites always win the day, right?
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substack.com/home/post/p-222… Some Sunday afternoon reading material for your consumption, as @Scraggy_74 goes in above the knee on Thomas the Tank Engine, with both feet off the ground, in this week's offering of Another Result I Look Out For...
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podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcas… @All_Blue_Daze is back with module seven of Home is Where the Heart is, where @yad_williams takes him to Newcastle, and the magnificent St James' Park.
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yourboystookahellofabeating.… For this week's Boys on Film, the Phantom Flan Flinger takes another look at The Damned United, and he's so disappointed that he draws parallels to Brokeback Mountain. Once you've visualised Clough and Taylor in cowboy hats, you'll not sleep tonight...
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substack.com/home/post/p-223… What the Papers Said for the week beginning 2 November 1981, and Brian Clough is upsetting Arsenal, there is a broken nose epidemic at Cambridge, and a boomtime for pool dawns, plus @Scraggy_74 looks at what’s on Grandstand and World of Sport on Saturday.
substack.com/home/post/p-223… What the Papers Said for the week beginning 2 November 1981, and Brian Clough is upsetting Arsenal, there is a broken nose epidemic at Cambridge, and a boomtime for pool dawns, plus @Scraggy_74 looks at what’s on Grandstand and World of Sport on Saturday.
yourboystookahellofabeating.… For this week's Boys on Film, the Phantom Flan Flinger takes another look at The Damned United, and he's so disappointed that he draws parallels to Brokeback Mountain. Once you've visualised Clough and Taylor in cowboy hats, you'll not sleep tonight...
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NUFC 🖤🤍
podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcas… @All_Blue_Daze is back with module seven of Home is Where the Heart is, where @yad_williams takes him to Newcastle, and the magnificent St James' Park.
podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcas… @All_Blue_Daze is back with module seven of Home is Where the Heart is, where @yad_williams takes him to Newcastle, and the magnificent St James' Park.
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substack.com/home/post/p-222… What the Papers Said, for the week beginning 26 October 1981, and Alan Durban is in a siege mentality, Robert Oxby is once again the transfer whisperer, Willie Young antagonises Terry Neill, and The Kinks write some of their most desolate tunes ever...
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substack.com/home/post/p-219… For this week's edition of Boys on Film, The Phantom Flan Flinger takes a look at the BBC's Fascism and Football documentary, from 2003. A magnificent hour of television that never loses it's relevance.
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podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcas… 1979/80 Revisited is off to the County Ground Swindon once again, as Jack Charlton's Sheffield Wednesday head to Wiltshire for a Third Division promotion race six-pointer. @MagicOfFACup and @Scraggy_74 are in awe of Big Jack's take on Wembley FC...
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Thomas the Tank Engine is a gobshite...
substack.com/home/post/p-222… Some Sunday afternoon reading material for your consumption, as @Scraggy_74 goes in above the knee on Thomas the Tank Engine, with both feet off the ground, in this week's offering of Another Result I Look Out For...
substack.com/home/post/p-222… Some Sunday afternoon reading material for your consumption, as @Scraggy_74 goes in above the knee on Thomas the Tank Engine, with both feet off the ground, in this week's offering of Another Result I Look Out For...
substack.com/home/post/p-212… The Phantom Flan Flinger's odyssey through the 1967/68 FA Cup reaches the business end, as Everton, on the back of a convincing league double over West Bromwich Albion, are the favourites at kick off time... The favourites always win the day, right?
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Reveals how Liverpool rose from Second Division stagnation to build English football’s answer to the Roman Empire.
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Spotted in @Waterstones Newcastle by eagle eyed @yad_williams
Always humbling to see a wee piece of work being found in different places.
