Yeovil is lodged in my mind as many years ago the ad breaks on local TV and Radio would always feature the " Yeovil Sheepskin Shop " Mrs Tenkaykev and I also ran the now defunct Yeovil Marathon on a couple of occasions ( hot and hilly iirc )
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Yeovil is lodged in my mind as many years ago the ad breaks on local TV and Radio would always feature the " Yeovil Sheepskin Shop " Mrs Tenkaykev and I also ran the now defunct Yeovil Marathon on a couple of occasions ( hot and hilly iirc )
Um. You may have noted my leanings are towards Notts County due to growing up in Nottingham and consequently have not forgiven Harrogate Town for defeating then in the dead behind locked doors 2020 National League play off final.
Alex321
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I lived in Grantham for most of my teenage years, and supported them in the Southern Premier league. Yeovil were one of our rivals in that league, as were a few other current league teams - I think Wimbledon were the first of the ones I saw Grantham play to reach the football league. And had been the single most boring team to watch in the Southern Premier.
We are talking 1970's here.
PaulSB
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I followed Guildford City in the Southern League for many years. I went to school in Guildford, played for the U15s and 1st XI on Saturday morning and went to watch City in the afternoon. This would have been '69 - 72 or 73. Wimbledon (the original club) was the local derby.
If I wasn't at Joseph's Road I would be at a London First Division ground.
Pale Rider
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I went to a few games at Dulwich Hamlet's original ground which was just over the hill from where I lived.
The visit of Yeovil was the only time I saw any bother.
I got the impression their fans thought Yeovil were far bigger and superior to the other little teams in the league such as Hamlet.
No crowd or ground segregation meant it was easy for the Yeovil mob to literally chase after the Hamlet fans.
The visit of Yeovil was the only time I saw any bother.
I got the impression their fans thought Yeovil were far bigger and superior to the other little teams in the league such as Hamlet.
No crowd or ground segregation meant it was easy for the Yeovil mob to literally chase after the Hamlet fans.
Red17
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T4tomo
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I can't see Harrogate town having that sort of transfer budget...
Well, if you leave the 'M' off maybe.
Stephenite
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I fear a similar bad tempered affair to the men’s 2018 match.
Stephenite
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Fantasy Premier League - anyone bothering this year?
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I can do a Cycle Chat league as i have done before but you don't get many on here who are interested which i am really surprised about.
Anyone interested?
