Colesman Ballz
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Kevin Francis played 7 games for City in 2000, scoring one goal (against the Gimps).
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The National League (Conference) and non league football thread
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If I remember correctly, he came after a spell out injured or out of contract on a short term deal. He wasn't great but we got him fit before Blakey lost patience and let him go. He then signed for Hull in our division and scored a few for them in the rest of the season
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Barrow: The Long Road Back. A good read, had forgotten that Vaughan had been involved with them.
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{sigh} This is worth a read about Basingstoke and what is happening to the Camrose
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Most of the Conference been wiped out today because of Dennis
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York City will be moving out of Bootham Crescent at the end of March(seems a odd time !)
Seen the Grecians play there many times over the past 30 years,always enjoyable visiting,not the greatest for watching tbh & pretty basic in many areas but like many grounds that had not been updated it had a certain charm.
A visit to Bootham Crescent was always accompanied by a trip to the city centre nearby,various great pubs & of course the wonderful National Rail Museum.
Doable on the train from Exeter direct too(though cost a arm & leg before RaWZ educated me on ticket splitting
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The new stadium,as is the norm nowadays is some way from the city centre,so a football awayday in York will never be the same again.
Seen the Grecians play there many times over the past 30 years,always enjoyable visiting,not the greatest for watching tbh & pretty basic in many areas but like many grounds that had not been updated it had a certain charm.
A visit to Bootham Crescent was always accompanied by a trip to the city centre nearby,various great pubs & of course the wonderful National Rail Museum.
Doable on the train from Exeter direct too(though cost a arm & leg before RaWZ educated me on ticket splitting
)The new stadium,as is the norm nowadays is some way from the city centre,so a football awayday in York will never be the same again.
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The urinals at the away end at Bootham made even the gents behind the old cowshed at SJP look like the facilities at the Ritz!
Oldsmobile-88
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Certainly from a era when clubs did not care too much about facilities for spectators.
The CCTV was very good there though..On one particular game I was at the back having a swig from my hip flask(very discreetly) I had a tap on my shoulder from a steward telling me I had been spotted on CCTV & to refrain from warming my cockles with my elicit spirit
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Hartlepool again
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