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mobertol 23-06-2012 08:54

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Just noticed that today is Morecambe Red's birthday and he/she is 107!!:eek:

Is this true? If so many congratulations - must be Accyweb's oldest member.

I did think it might be Retlaw but It seems I could be wrong!:D

jaysay 23-06-2012 09:05

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Ya retlaw must be as old as methuselah if not older:D:D

susie123 23-06-2012 09:15

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Originally Posted by mobertol (Post 999191)
Just noticed that today is Morecambe Red's birthday and he/she is 107!!:eek:

Is this true? If so many congratulations - must be Accyweb's oldest member.

I did think it might be Retlaw but It seems I could be wrong!:D

Dianne I think it's a bit of a red herring. Morecambe Red seems to go to a lot of football matches which I don't think a 107 yr old would manage. Join date was 2005 so the 1905 date could be either an error or a wind up. Having said that I'll be looking in the local paper for reports of a birthday bash!

mobertol 23-06-2012 09:22

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Originally Posted by susie123 (Post 999198)
Dianne I think it's a bit of a red herring. Morecambe Red seems to go to a lot of football matches which I don't think a 107 yr old would manage. Join date was 2005 so the 1905 date could be either an error or a wind up. Having said that I'll be looking in the local paper for reports of a birthday bash!

I did have a peek at his profile and saw the photo of the Stanley ground.

Might be their oldest and most long-standing supporter too!:D

Perhaps some of the other Stanley diehards might know him and be able to enlighten us...I'm thinking perhaps Cashy and Wynonie here.

jaysay 23-06-2012 09:38

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Originally Posted by mobertol (Post 999200)
I did have a peek at his profile and saw the photo of the Stanley ground.

Might be their oldest and most long-standing supporter too!:D

Perhaps some of the other Stanley diehards might know him and be able to enlighten us...I'm thinking perhaps Cashy and Wynonie here.

Ya he could be eithers younger brother:D:D

cashman 23-06-2012 10:07

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Only a sprog yet, Tealeaf was 120 a couple of years back.:D

jaysay 23-06-2012 10:22

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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 999212)
Only a sprog yet, Tealeaf was 120 a couple of years back.:D

He's worn well ain't he cashy:D:D

DaveinGermany 23-06-2012 10:43

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Possibly something to do with coming from Morecambe ! It puts years on you .... or so I've heard ! :eek: Westminster shores retirement community anyone ? ;)

susie123 23-06-2012 10:55

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Originally Posted by mobertol (Post 999200)
I did have a peek at his profile and saw the photo of the Stanley ground.

Might be their oldest and most long-standing supporter too!:D

Perhaps some of the other Stanley diehards might know him and be able to enlighten us...I'm thinking perhaps Cashy and Wynonie here.

No Dianne that profile pic is a photo of the stand at the old Morecambe ground Christie Park before they moved a couple of years ago. And looking at his posts he's definitely a Shrimps supporter.

mobertol 23-06-2012 10:59

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Originally Posted by DaveinGermany (Post 999230)
Possibly something to do with coming from Morecambe ! It puts years on you .... or so I've heard ! :eek: Westminster shores retirement community anyone ? ;)

All that sea air should be good for you -though of course the sun (which always shines in Morecambe Bay;)) can be very ageing...

mobertol 23-06-2012 11:04

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No Dianne that profile pic is a photo of the stand at the old Morecambe ground Christie Park before they moved a couple of years ago. And looking at his posts he's definitely a Shrimps supporter.

Whoops -well one footie ground looks pretty much like another to me.:o

Have only ever been to Anfield and Goodison Park myself - though I have had to watch a lot of games on TV over the years, I'm not a big fan...

Like the sound of you being Shrimps supporter though Sue -something quite apt about it!:D:eek::D

DaveinGermany 23-06-2012 11:12

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All that sea air should be good for you

Where do you get that idea from ? Surely everything we've taken as read & passed on from the generations before us are wrong. Some snot nosed uni student as part of a government research consultation group has decreed it so & of course our wonderful governments pass this invaluable information onto Joe & Josephina Public & tell us what's best for us (this month) !

Your naivety & acceptance does you credit Mo. :) Shows you're still not at cynic level yet. :D

mobertol 23-06-2012 11:22

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Originally Posted by DaveinGermany (Post 999242)
Where do you get that idea from ? Surely everything we've taken as read & passed on from the generations before us are wrong. Some snot nosed uni student as part of a government research consultation group has decreed it so & of course our wonderful governments pass this invaluable information onto Joe & Josephina Public & tell us what's best for us (this month) !

Your naivety & acceptance does you credit Mo. :) Shows you're still not at cynic level yet. :D

I don't have a cynical bone in my body DiG! It's like country air - that's good for you too so they say - I should know as i live in it. :rolleyes:

If I could choose -I can honestly say I prefer the smell of salt on the wind over the good "country" smells that are round here today :eek:

susie123 23-06-2012 11:27

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Originally Posted by DaveinGermany (Post 999242)
Where do you get that idea from ? Surely everything we've taken as read & passed on from the generations before us are wrong. Some snot nosed uni student as part of a government research consultation group has decreed it so & of course our wonderful governments pass this invaluable information onto Joe & Josephina Public & tell us what's best for us (this month) !

Your naivety & acceptance does you credit Mo. :) Shows you're still not at cynic level yet. :D

Well I'm a fully fledged cynic, it's in my genes and comes from my Dad, who was born with a cynical spoon in his mouth.

Wasn't the sea air thing supposed to be about ozone levels??

Secrets of 'bracing' sea air bottled by scientists - Telegraph

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Originally Posted by mobertol (Post 999240)
Like the sound of you being Shrimps supporter though Sue -something quite apt about it!:D:eek::D

Ha ha! Yep a fully fledged Shrimpie - I've been to three whole games, two of which were against Accy! I have been to both the old and new grounds, apart from that only Peel Park as a youngster with my dad and Preston North End when I was a student. I'm assuming that your forays to footy grounds were also in your heady student days in the Pool!

mobertol 23-06-2012 11:43

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Originally Posted by susie123 (Post 999245)
Well I'm a fully fledged cynic, it's in my genes and comes from my Dad, who was born with a cynical spoon in his mouth.

Wasn't the sea air thing supposed to be about ozone levels??

Secrets of 'bracing' sea air bottled by scientists - Telegraph

Ha ha! Yep a fully fledged Shrimpie - I've been to three whole games, two of which were against Accy! I have been to both the old and new grounds, apart from that only Peel Park as a youngster with my dad and Preston North End when I was a student. I'm assuming that your forays to footy grounds were also in your heady student days in the Pool!

Still think the smell of DMS/Ozone is better than the methane we regularly get subjected too here in the country.

Once was enough;) but yes, I saw both the Reds and the Blues back in the good old days in the 'Pool of life!

Went to see the Grand National too - was a great experience.

Just remembered I also went to Doncaster United ground once to see them play one of the London teams (Tottenham i think it was) - had a fiancée from over the Pennines once:o:eek::D


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