I wonder what Holy thought of that decision.Rollercoaster of an away win. 3 goals. 3 points. A goal from distance.
Huge result this which keeps the play off dream alive.
Credit to the players for their never say die attitude & to SC for his attacking subs.
Got to keep believing & this performance gives you hope.
Would be wrong not to mention that bottle job of a ref. Home town decision like no other I've seen in a long time.
Nah!Came rushing in from the kitchen.....where was she, in the east wing??
There was me thinking you lived in Castle Hill.Nah!
We live quite modestly
The kitchen is across from my office, where the big computer screen is.
Not too far from that but we live in Instow on the coast.There was me thinking you lived in Castle Hill.
Nice of them to name a beer after our style of play (far left).Good lord indeed! I kept on getting frustrated with us, from the hoofing in gale-force winds to the static midfield. I felt today we got a win despite that midfield, which is weird considering two of them scored.
Will I take the win? Absolutely.
I’m warming to Morecambe. There are some wonderful buildings, from grand hotels to stonework and art-deco. It just desperately needs a lick of paint and some life given to it.
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Liked the look of Josh Andrews. Whilst his was little more than a cameo, he appeared to offer improved mobility, strength and, with no offence aimed at the Hawks, a little more feistiness.
Castle hill in Rochester is quite niceNot too far from that but we live in Instow on the coast.
Castle Hill is stunning.
Nothing better than coming from behindThree goals, three points, came from behind twice. What's not to like? UTG!
Nice pics. Especially of the Winter Gardens. I saw, or rather was taken to, Alma Cogan there! Laurel and Hardy also appeared there on their UK tour in the Fifties, in sight of Stan's birthplace -Ulverston- across the bay, well in sight of it when it's not raining.Good lord indeed! I kept on getting frustrated with us, from the hoofing in gale-force winds to the static midfield. I felt today we got a win despite that midfield, which is weird considering two of them scored.
Will I take the win? Absolutely.
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Trev,Good lord indeed! I kept on getting frustrated with us, from the hoofing in gale-force winds to the static midfield. I felt today we got a win despite that midfield, which is weird considering two of them scored.
Will I take the win? Absolutely.
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Ah right, that was the Winter Gardens? I felt it summed up Morecambe quite well as it looked beautiful but empty, then further up in the image is an astonishing shithole between two art decor buildings which deserve some love.Nice pics. Especially of the Winter Gardens. I saw, or rather was taken to, Alma Cogan there! Laurel and Hardy also appeared there on their UK tour in the Fifties, in sight of Stan's birthplace -Ulverston- across the bay, well in sight of it when it's not raining.
You filthy bugger!Nothing better than coming from behind