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Clarets Duo Included In Bootham Crescent All Time XI
Nick Pope & Paul Barnes Included In Bootham Crescent All Time XI After eighty-nine years of football being played in the city centre of York, the curtain has finally come down on York City’s famous old stadium Bootham Crescent, as … Continue reading →
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Tagged 1983-84 Fourth Division Champions, Aberdeen Football Club, AFC Guiseley, Andy McMillan, Arsenal Football Club, Australian International, Bedworth Town, Birmingham City, Blackpool Football Club, Bootham Crescent, Bootham Crescent 'Best XI, Bradford City, Burnley Football Club, Bury Football Club, Carlisle United, Charlton Athletc, Charlton Athletic, Cheltenham Town, Chester, Coventry City, Crewe Alexandra, Crystal Palace, Curzon Ashton, Darlington Football Club, David McGurk, Dean Kiely, Derby County, Doncaster Rovers, England International, European Cup, Everton Football Club, FA Cup, FA Trophy, Fleetwood Town, Football League, Hartlepool United, Hyde United, James Meredith, John Byrne, John MacPhail, Jon McCarthy, Keith Walwyn, Kidderminster Harriers, Kittitian Keith, League Cup, Lincoln City, Liverpool Football Club, LNER Community Stadium, Luton Town, Macarthur FC, Manchester United, Matty Blair, Melbourne, Millwall Football Club, Minstermen, Monk's Cross, Neal Bishop, Nick Pope, Nigel Pepper, Nigel Worthington, Norman Whiteside, Northern Ireland International, Northern Premier League, Notts County, Old Trafford, Paul Barnes, Paul Stancliffe, Port Vale, Portsmouth Football Club, Premier League, Preston, QPR, Redditch, Reuters, Rotherham United, Scarborough Athletic, Scarborough FC, Scott Kerr, Scunthorpe United, Sheffield United, Sheffield Wednesday, Sky Bet League Two, Sligo Rovres, South Africa, Southport Football Club, Stratford, Telford United, The Clarets, Third Division Play-Off Final, Wayne Hall, Wembley Stadium, West Bromwich Albion, Wilf McGuiness, York City
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Bradford Park Avenue v Doncaster Rovers
Bradford Park Avenue 0 v 2 Doncaster Rovers (Pre-Season Friendly) Two second-half goals from Doncaster Rovers sealed victory against Conference North outfit Bradford (Park Avenue) in a pre-season friendly. Rovers broke the deadlock as striker Theo Robinson fired a powerful … Continue reading →
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Tagged Adam Baker, Alex Peterson, Ben Askins, Billy Whitehouse, Brad Barraclough, Brad Dixon, Bradford Park Avenue, Chib Chalaka, Chris Howarth, Danny Frost, Danny Maw, Dean Furman, Doncaster Rovers, Elliot Kebbie, Grant Black, Harry Middleton, Horsfall Stadium, Jack McLean, James Bailey, James Coppinger, James Husband, Jamie Price, Joe Colbeck, Jon Maxted, Jon Otsemobor, Kaydon Jackson, Kyle Bennett, Laim Wakefield, lewis Ferguson, Luke McCullough, Marc De Val Fernandez, Martin Drury, Matty James, Mitchell Lund, Nathan Turner, Nicky Boshell, Paddy Miller, Paul Dickov, Paul Keegan, Peter Clarke, Richard Marshall, Richie Wellens, Ryan Qualter, Sam Hewitt, Scott Brown, Scott Kerr, Steve Mallory, Theo Robinson, Tom Morgan
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