tonights game - Page 3

Chester Red · 07-04-2006, 20:42

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Originally Posted by Ber999T

1 each so hereford have to lose

So do Halifax and Grays...

KiTChener · 07-04-2006, 20:43

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Originally Posted by Doug

It's a point. I would rather have a clean win. Roll on Stanley, roll on....

Upcoming on SkySportsNews........
The 'possible permutations' !!!
They must have been reading our forum!!

Doug · 07-04-2006, 20:44

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Originally Posted by KiTChener

Upcoming on SkySportsNews........
The 'possible permutations' !!!
They must have been reading our forum!!

Cheer's for that.......

Henry Morton · 07-04-2006, 20:49

Let us stay cool, calm and sozzled at this moment [. . . HIC ! ]

One point is a good thing to have - especially when you compare the 75th minute of the game to the 80th.

Tomorrow's Conference teams will kick off at 15.00 in the knowledge that the Stanley Steamroller moves inexorably forward . . .

Doug · 07-04-2006, 20:53

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Originally Posted by Henry Morton

Let us stay cool, calm and sozzled at this moment [. . . HIC ! ]

One point is a good thing to have - especially when you compare the 75th minute of the game to the 80th.

Tomorrow's Conference teams will kick off at 15.00 in the knowledge that the Stanley Steamroller moves inexorably forward . . .

Amen to that....

Safe Journey one and all for those travelling home tonight and tomorrow from Forest Green.

Henry Morton · 07-04-2006, 20:54

And well done FGR who, by all accounts, scored an excellent goal.

And even more "Well Done" to our supporters who made the journey.

I'd be very surprised if our own Gloster Red hadn't attended. No doubt he'll be home before the others and give us his own (considerable) wisdom on how went the day.

KiTChener · 07-04-2006, 20:58

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Originally Posted by Henry Morton

Let us stay cool, calm and sozzled at this moment [. . . HIC ! ]

One point is a good thing to have - especially when you compare the 75th minute of the game to the 80th.

Tomorrow's Conference teams will kick off at 15.00 in the knowledge that the Stanley Steamroller moves inexorably forward . . .

"STEAMROLLER"????
Very apt, under the circumstances!!
Although, I wish we were a Porsche.... My heart would fare better!!

Henry Morton · 07-04-2006, 21:05

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Originally Posted by KiTChener

"STEAMROLLER"????
Very apt, under the circumstances!!
Although, I wish we were a Porsche.... My heart would fare better!!

There's a wonderful old American vaudeville song called "The Stanley Steamer" (named after an early 20th century automobile).

Perhaps someone with more time on their hands than I have would care to look it up and rewrite it to suit our current situation.

In fact, I'm sure that someone at Preston University could construct an entire thesis from it . . .

KiTChener · 07-04-2006, 21:26

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Originally Posted by Henry Morton

There's a wonderful old American vaudeville song called "The Stanley Steamer" (named after an early 20th century automobile).

Perhaps someone with more time on their hands than I have would care to look it up and rewrite it to suit our current situation.

In fact, I'm sure that someone at Preston University could construct an entire thesis from it . . .

Is this the one, Mr H M?
http://www.bayberryclassics.com/Page.../06Stanley.htm

ossyclogger · 07-04-2006, 21:27

Henry, I haven't found the song, but you might like to try this.

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KiTChener · 07-04-2006, 21:33

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Originally Posted by KiTChener

Is this the one, Mr H M?
http://www.bayberryclassics.com/Page.../06Stanley.htm

Or is it this one??

http://lyricsplayground.com/alpha/so...ysteamer.shtml

KiTChener · 07-04-2006, 21:41

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Originally Posted by KiTChener

Or is it this one??

http://lyricsplayground.com/alpha/so...ysteamer.shtml

God, Henry, you've started something here!!

http://www.steamcar.net/stanley-song.html

ossyclogger · 07-04-2006, 21:41

Here's the link for the song. I think the drink sounds better.

http://www.harrywarren.org/songs/0485.htm

Henry Morton · 08-04-2006, 00:16

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Originally Posted by KiTChener

God, Henry, you've started something here!!

http://www.steamcar.net/stanley-song.html

Yup, (as they ask in Brokeback Mountain) that's the one.

I've just sung the whole song at full volume with the excellent piano backing provided. I'm sure that all the other residents in my small block of flats will have appreciated this , particularly as it's only 1.10 a.m.

Thanks Kitch !

Henry Morton · 08-04-2006, 00:19

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Originally Posted by ossyclogger

Here's the link for the song. I think the drink sounds better.

http://www.harrywarren.org/songs/0485.htm

Just about as good, I reckon !