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afrikaaner · 05-01-2009, 13:04

Having played for Notts County on schoolboy forms in the early to mid sixties there was a decent atmosphere when playing at meadow lane,i used to clean tony hateley's and geof astles boots but to name a few.Non of the players from the first team down to us schoolboys were afraid to play there,i know fans can be fickle but this p**lock is just trying to detract from the decline that has befallen the oldest football league team.Even in the heady days of the sixties and early seventies County were always under the shadow of Nottingham Forest,i personally couldn't give a toss what Mcprat says.He'sjust trying to detract from the fact his tea are crap,he's entitled to his opinion the same as everyone else but i know where i'd sooner be,(IN THE CLAYTON END ANY DAY).so the next time he brings a team to the fes lets make him wish he'd stayed away.

ACCY TILL I DIE.

05-01-2009, 13:04	#3
afrikaaner Full Member Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: burnley Posts: 356 Liked: 1 times Rep Power: 101	Re: Crown - Meadow Lane Compared Having played for Notts County on schoolboy forms in the early to mid sixties there was a decent atmosphere when playing at meadow lane,i used to clean tony hateley's and geof astles boots but to name a few.Non of the players from the first team down to us schoolboys were afraid to play there,i know fans can be fickle but this p**lock is just trying to detract from the decline that has befallen the oldest football league team.Even in the heady days of the sixties and early seventies County were always under the shadow of Nottingham Forest,i personally couldn't give a toss what Mcprat says.He'sjust trying to detract from the fact his tea are crap,he's entitled to his opinion the same as everyone else but i know where i'd sooner be,(IN THE CLAYTON END ANY DAY).so the next time he brings a team to the fes lets make him wish he'd stayed away. ACCY TILL I DIE.