It's OK, I still haven't forgiven Wolves for 1960!
Talk about cursing Wolves!!!!
My thoughts exactly but with a shield!
Aye, tha's reet!
I remember you teaching me 20 years ago. You are still younger than I was when you taught me.
And I remember you teaching me 20 years ago. You are still younger than I was when you taught me!
In the powerplay?!!!
Only 3 points behind now!
Is he a Rapture guy?
Proves what Sam Allardyce said was true. If he had been called Sam Allardichi he would have thought a tactical genius, or something to that effect.
No, they were working class. Some of Blackburn's ex public school boys formed the Rovers.
But it was Olympic not Rovers.
Happy birthday, John. Day after mine! Nice of Rovers and the Dingles to give us birthday presents.
Thank you Burnley for making my birthday even better. Come on you Blues!
"All we are saying is..."
Did he say "Me babber" or "me lover"?
Excellent. A real timeline cleanser! More please.
We need more Beryl Cook!
And taking in scenic Whalley New Road and Livesey Branch Road!
'Welsh hicks', chanted a drunken Rovers fan sometime in the early 70s when we played at the Racecourse ground!
Have these been tested by Radcliffe and Maconie on their Radio 6 Music Crisps on the Radio?
Somebody had to do it!
But let's hope he isn't!
Have you shared your research with Mary Painter? If so I might have seen some of it. Have you seen the BRFC Archive that I saw when I dipped a toe into the former Twitter?
brfc-archive.com/about/
To celebrate 1the 150th anniversary of the founding of Blackburn Rovers, here is the first match report I have found. It is from the Blackburn Standard on 18 December 1875. Is this the Rovers first match?
Has he blamed postal votes yet? Or mysterious appearance of ballot boxes stuffed with votes for centrist parties? Or votes from illegal immigrants? Plenty of the Trump victim playbook to be used yet!
I am pleased that someone has mentioned 1981 and the polling of SDP and Liberals and the ssumptions that were made then all of them to fade away by the time of the general election. Thatcher revived the fortunes of the Tories by her use of the Falklands war.
It did come from House of Commons Parliamentary Papers Online. It is at the bottom of the title page.
I could send it to you. I was at university when I downloaded it. It might have come from a site that gave access to parliamentary papers. I can't remember what is called.
I have a pdf of the summaries of the 1841 census. I downloaded it probably about 15 years ago from either Internet Archive or Google Books.
