Darlo Uncovered

Didn’t we sign a Dutch keeper at roughly the same time?

Get in. Heroes every single one of them. Best result in a long time.

Ok, I’ll admit it. I’m shitting my pants right now

Has someone gone off injured?

Was anyone there for the 4-4 a few years ago? I think Greg Blundell made his debut for them? Sodje scored a hat trick, we were 4-2 up with 0.653 seconds to play and managed to stuff it up.

en passant is right. 1958-59 season. Send me your details and I’ll send it on.

I picked up an old Darlo team photo from an antique shop in Rhos on Sea today for a quid. The team is: Furphy, Henderson, Turner, Bulch, Watson, Bell, Fletcher, McGrath, Carr, Milner & Morton.

The first person to name the year the photo was taken can have it.

Trivial trivia for a Sunday night and many may know this already (many more will be massively disinterested) but I was today years old when I found out that Darlo legend Alan Walsh’s daughter is married to actual Frasier.

Just back from the match god it were great to visit a ground with a great atmosphere both sets of fans singing[emoji106]As for the game best 0-0 game you will see at our level, York should of been leading at HT but it were not for Bartlett couple of great saves, but 2nd half we came in to it and we...

AndyPark wrote:Cheers for the life story mate

At least it didn't involve a bicycle.

I liked watching Carl Airey & Gary Macdonald in partnership in the mid 80s and Alan Walsh was sublime before that. The strange thing about David Currie was that the season before he turned it on, he was appallingly poor - ducking out of challenges and not contesting headers. I don't think I've ever ...

I've been exiled in Colwyn Bay for the last 7 years and I'm really looking forward to going to the game on Saturday with a few friends. I thought I'd give travelling fans a brief bit of info. The ground is on Lanelian Road which is actually in Old Colwyn about 2 miles from Colwyn Bay and there is a ...

Spyman wrote:P.s. can we please refrain from making this 'class of' thing a regular part of British terminology? It is a horrible Americanism and the term doesn't even work in this context.

It worked quite well for Alex Ferguson's Class of 92 didn't it?

Ok, as it's Friday afternoon, you can have 29 if it makes you happy. Don't tell anyone else though.

You're missing a bit before that too. It's all hypothetical from start to finish. It's not going to happen - just a bit of Friday time wasting really. No need for a reasoned thesis.

Option 1 A 33 year old Andy Collett Option 2 A 33 year old Craig Liddle Option 3 A 33 year old Marco Gabiadini I'm not sure I understand the question. Andy Collet had retired from playing by the age of 33. Craig Liddle retired when he was 33 having spent a lot of time out injured. Marco Gabbiadini ...

Option 1

A 33 year old Andy Collett


Option 2

A 33 year old Craig Liddle


Option 3

A 33 year old Marco Gabiadini

Option 2 Once you've established yourself in the Premiership and europe with crowds of 20000 then I dont think Mr Kuwaiti pulling out would cause the spiral you suggest it would, theres so much money at that level that Mr Abu Dhabi will be along soon enough to pick up the pieces, either that or Mik...

Colwyn Bay in Welsh Wales.

Option 1 A 10 year steady rise through the divisions under the current ownership model, culminating in consolidation in League 2. The club remaining financially viable with the odd player going on to bigger and better things and the club playing in front of 3000-5000 people in the town. Or Option 2 ...

Cacking it in Colwyn Bay.

Superwattie used to grind my gears. Prize pillock.

Fred Barber, Andy Collett, Mike Astbury in that order.

http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=0Hy2GOD4CwU

About 40 seconds in. Sublime.

I agree with you Darlodfc,every member of the league should have the same rules. Amos is quite clearly wrong. In any competition the rules should apply equally to everyone. Imagine this situation in the Premier League, or any other league come to that. I reckon that Mr Amos will be hoping like mad ...

Quakerz wrote:Look at the state of the pitch, that'd never be played in the modern era.

Anyone remember the Torquay promotion match from that season? Puddles all over the pitch, torrential rain, the match was a farce.

Absolutely lashed it down. That was the game we had a Moroccan or Algerian keeper I think.

You've got to have eyes like a hawk but I love that Hummel home shirt Divas. 1986?

KCChiefs wrote:Gabbas :-

http://www.bishopsyork.co.uk/

Jimmy Willis:-

http://www.sevenstreets.com/tag/jimmy-willis/

Great read about Jimmy Willis - superb player.

I'm not going but I've not been to an away game since 4-4 away at Chester in about 2004 so I won't be missed. Agree with the principle though. Power to the people.