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Tag Archives: scunthorpe
Time to stand up for standing up
When I was considering a protest recently about the disappointing plans for Bangor City’s new stadium, I was struggling to identify a target for the dissent. I mean, who exactly could you blame for the miserly and unambitious 600-seat seating … Continue reading
What’s his name? Eddie May!
Cardiff’s fixture at Sunthorpe always brings back reminders of that great day in 1993 when 4,500 City fans travelled to watch our team lift the 3rd Division title. That was a memorable side filled with iconic names like Nathan Blake, … Continue reading