Football Dinosaur
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The Chris Sutton won't stop crying about this game for the rest of his life cup medal?
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Any ideas what this is?
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jesus juice
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Chocolate coin I reckon. Get it peeled
Sneech
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Is it a sports biscuit?
Just found it in the loft
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hank williams
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Hated us ever since
Geras
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fyl2u
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This appears to be a commemorative football (soccer) medallion or plaque presented for the FA Cup Semi-Final between Sunderland and Norwich City, played at Hillsborough on 5 April 1992.
The inscription reads:
The crests on either side are the club badges of:
The inscription reads:
The crests on either side are the club badges of:
- Sunderland A.F.C.
- Norwich City F.C.
- Match-day VIP or hospitality gifts
- Souvenir presentations for club officials, sponsors, stewards, or media
- Limited commemorative pieces sold or distributed around major cup matches
Mr Redknapp
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It appears that the player on the right is about to start break-dancing.
vinegar hill
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On the subject of that game.
With it being the first semi final at Hillsborough since the tragedy did Gerry Marsden pre match out on the centre of the pitch lead a rendition of “You’ll never walk alone” sang by both sets of fans or have I imagined that?
With it being the first semi final at Hillsborough since the tragedy did Gerry Marsden pre match out on the centre of the pitch lead a rendition of “You’ll never walk alone” sang by both sets of fans or have I imagined that?
Give this man a medal!
Thatheaderman
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Only if you've had 20 pints
I thought it was a fondue set until i noticed the strange carvings on the box..I sent an image to the British Museum and they sought the advice of an old professor (who was busy with the process of remaining relevant) in the "state the bleeding obvious" section of the library.
He hummed and harred for 0.000000012 microseconds and sent a e mail reply before my startled eyebrow had time to return to base and low and behold its a bleeding medal from the 1992 semi final of the FA cup..who would have thought?..Isn't modern science wonderful?...I hope that helps?
Looks like something someone has had made rather than it being from the club or anything official
oddbod
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you missed off the "to"..what were you doing in the loft ?do you have an insulation fetish?
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Monty's Double
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Not completely sure but it's probably significant that the bloke on the left is spreading his legs very wide, while the bloke on the right tickles his left tit.
