I agree, and a little bird tells me, he is the proud father of a baby girl, 9 pounds, 9 ounces. Pink is the new blue-and-white!behind the goals wrote:When will certain forum members understand football is only a game of course we are all Barrow supporters, being a husband dad and granddad my family will always come first , those moaning about Danny missing the game should be congratulating him on being a dad and putting his family first.
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Actually, for most of this season (particularly the first half) we've done exactly the opposite of that.... Not a lot for 70 minute then turned it on for the last 20Ronsdog wrote:Congratulations on securing the Championship today. Worthy winners.
Have to say that the 700 or so Bluebirds fans, that made the trip to our place were a credit to your club and non league football in general. Some of the nicest fans we've entertained
at the Meadow all season.
You outplayed us for 70 minutes and then in true Barrow style...
"Contrived to almost £&@! it up in the last 20." Quote from Bluebird fan.
Good luck in your future endeavours.
"I'm aware of the rules of Association Football, I merely choose to suspend them when my own team is involved" - Steve Herbert, 2011
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I landed in Doha about 3 hours ago and well, what a day on Saturday. Worth every penny and every mile!
To see so many Barrow fans there was fantastic and no doubt our support helped us get over the line. To take more to an away game in Suffolk than alot of teams in the league have at home is incredible and speaks volumes about our support.
It was never in doubt really was it, even at 3-2
A big thanks to all the London Branch (especially Si and John (Steelworks) for sharing your plans on here, and John (Arvo) for the train information) for welcoming me to travel with them to the game, fantastic atmosphere on the trains there and back, even if the conductor on the train back didn't share our enthusiasm
Roll on next season!
To see so many Barrow fans there was fantastic and no doubt our support helped us get over the line. To take more to an away game in Suffolk than alot of teams in the league have at home is incredible and speaks volumes about our support.
It was never in doubt really was it, even at 3-2
A big thanks to all the London Branch (especially Si and John (Steelworks) for sharing your plans on here, and John (Arvo) for the train information) for welcoming me to travel with them to the game, fantastic atmosphere on the trains there and back, even if the conductor on the train back didn't share our enthusiasm
Roll on next season!
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Hi, Ryan. Only too pleased to be of assistance. Good to meet you on Saturday. How was Brussels? (not as good as Lowestoft, obviously!)
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I'm glad for your sake that we won on Saturday, Ryan, otherwise you'd have had to fly back for the play-offs!
Any time that you're over here and want to travel to a match with us from London, you're more than welcome to join us.
Any time that you're over here and want to travel to a match with us from London, you're more than welcome to join us.
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Held them back throughout, but choked up too mate, and that was just brilliant. Thank you to whoever made it.Mark Mc wrote:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=knimUKkws18
Can proudly say that reduced me to tears! Well done Mathew top job as usual, that was very special.
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