| Name |
Comments |
| 450) |
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| neil "croogan" Moffat |
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Location: nearly down under |
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 Tuesday, 8. May 2007 10:43
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Gentleman, the end of season paint balling war has now been booked for the 30th June at the broom from 11.00 am.
Should have been £35 a head but due to fines money etc, we should be able to bring the price down to £25 ph. List will
be up in the RC from thurs so any budding soldiers who fancies their chances or basically anyone who wants to do over
steve kelly get your names down. All money to be paid on the day.
croogan muff:
forgot 2 mention about bringing some beer tokens as we'll meet up in the club afterwards for a pre ROM sesh
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Stormin Norman Schwarzkop:
Steve Kelly will be armed to the teeth and follows his US marine training of 'shoot first ask questions later'
implicitly. This makes him a very dangerous foe and very hard to do over young croogan.
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C. Candis - Troy:
I might be forced to employ the tactics instilled in all Warmanbie Scouts by the late Major Duncan RM(SBS) - yer a'
deid!
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| 449) |
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| Colin Warrick |
|
Location: - |
|
 Monday, 7. May 2007 19:07
1277">
Tickets going quickly for the Presentation night and Ceilidh. So please get your ticket sooner rather than later.
Robbie Shepherd:
How would a member of the public who wished to attend the aforesaid event obtain a ticket if they did not have access
to Mr Choco's mobile number or email address.
Are they available at all good retail outlets - or behind the bar?
What say you tell us old bean.
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Colin Warrick:
If you ask behind the bar they will quite happily give you the relevant phone number
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| 448) |
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| Don |
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Location: - |
|
 Monday, 7. May 2007 14:09
1276">
A reminder that the Players' Player of the Year (for both 1st XV and 2nd XV)will be voted for on the evening of
19th May at the Ceilidh. Anyone who has played for these teams may vote (even if it was a cameo appearance as a
replacement). Let's have a high turn-out of players.
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| 447) |
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| grumpy |
|
Location: - |
|
 Thursday, 3. May 2007 12:30
1273">
Early notification. Autumn Tests are Scotland v Ireland, Aug 11th, 2.30, and South Africa Aug 25th, 5pm. Prices
£30, £20 and £10, with concessions (OAP,Student & U18)at £15, £10 and £5.
Applications have to be with SRU by July 7th, so cut off date will be before that. Clubs get to keep 25% commission for
these.
Notice will be in clubhouse in due course.
Hairy:
Tonight Matthew I am going to be - PISHED!
buy me a drink i'll gve you my opinion on any subject except affairs of the heart. Baz has worn me out on that one!
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haagen daagen:
Will ye have a cake or a meringue?
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| 446) |
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| Liam Gallacherrrrr |
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Location: - |
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 Thursday, 3. May 2007 03:36
1272">
Today is gonna be the day that gonna throw it back to you, by now you should have somehow realised what you've
gotta do, I dont believe that anybody feels the way I do, about you now.....
Backbeat the word is on the street that the fire in your heart is out, I"m sure you've heard it all before but
you've never really had a doubt, I don't believe that anybody feels the way I do about you now...
Lector:
Hmm, interesting point Mr G, but despite the fact that some of your acolytes have wrongly supposed that your
doctrines have relieved them of the need to justify a belief in an apparent symbiosis , Bewwy is right to suggest that
the “jauntily unphilosophical" way in which your most popular song writing simply ignores the Wittgensteinian
dilemmas is disappointing, and explains why its explanations of the sources of societal belief are so jejune. Could this
explain the, almost, acrobatic volte-face with regards to your feelings about the person in question? I think this
debate will surely run and run, what do others think?
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Amazed:
Lector, You and jimmy lupton must have some great chats in the van when you're on your tea break!
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Lector:
Unfortunately, conversations between James and myself rarely ascend above the musings of inveterate purveyors of the
scatological, reminiscent of ‘Derek and Clive’ and accompanied by in-depth accounts of the picaresque adventures of the
aforesaid James.
It is quite frustrating that I can find no colleagues, or indeed friends, with which I can converse freely about those
subjects that are so dear to my heart, such as poetry, ballet, modern art and old tractors.
We did try to complete the cryptic crossword from the SUN one lunchtime but James lost interest and sought solace in his
well thumbed copy of ‘Razzle’ magazine. I’m sure it was one of mine but I held my tongue, he is the boss after
all.
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| 445) |
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| Don Barty |
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Location: - |
|
 Tuesday, 1. May 2007 21:19
1271">
There will be an important meeting in the Clubhouse on Tuesday 15th May at 8.30pm for all existing coaches and any
others who would be willing to become involved in some way with either coaching or assisting with the various tasks
involved in running and organising teams.
No experience required - any assistance would be greatly appreciated. Past coaches who have "had a rest" would
be most welcome in order that we can develop more teams at Youth level.
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| 444) |
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| Don |
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Location: - |
|
 Tuesday, 1. May 2007 21:07
1270">
At Tuesday's Players' Meeting, nominations were put forward for next year's Captains and Vice-Captains. These will,
of course, have to be officially approved at the AGM on 22nd June.
1st XV Captain - Paul Carruthers
1st XV Vice-Captain - Colin Warrick
2nd XV Captain - Kieran Watret
2nd XV Vice Captain - Gavin Lynch
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| 443) |
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| wondering |
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Location: - |
|
 Monday, 30. April 2007 22:54
1269">
was just wondering what the tally was for sending offs and sin bin this season? i know big andy got a red but cant
think of any body else that got sent off, i know cash got his 1st ever yellow card in 30 yeras of rugby.
so it would be good to see who the bad boys are
Don:
Our disciplinary record has been pretty good this season.
1st XV - 3 yellow cards - Steve Kelly, Neil Moffat, Niall Smith.
2nd XV - 1 red card - Andy Graham - 5 yellow cards - Neil Bell, Graeme Hogg, Neil Halliday, Ian Thorburn (twice)
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| 442) |
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| Colin Warrick |
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Location: - |
|
 Monday, 30. April 2007 15:11
1268">
Tickets now available for the Ceilidh & Presentation night on Saturday 19th May @ 7.00pm in Annan Academy Hall,
Tickets cost £15 and are available from me. Dont leave it too late as there is only a limited number available.
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| 441) |
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| Don |
|
Location: - |
|
 Sunday, 29. April 2007 21:05
1267">
I didn't expect to be back from Dalkeith to watch the game - but I was, and it was a privilege to be there for
Billy's farewell appearance and all the banter in the Clubhouse afterwards. Try of the match? For me - Graeme Hogg's
tremendous finish of an exciting move.
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| 440) |
|
| Pud |
| cardiff@partybus.com |
Location: - |
|
For all you who have signed to PC's stag do- myself and Bazz now require the final £100 ASAP. The players meeting
on Tuesday night will be an ideal opportunity to cough up the coin. You are not allowed to get excited until you pay.
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| 439) |
|
| Gus |
|
Location: - |
|
 Saturday, 28. April 2007 16:33
1265">
Scores on the doors
Annan 1sts 95 v Allan Glens 0 
Dalziel 27 v Annan 2nds 5
PC:
14 tries (1 particularly awesome) 11 conversions and 1 penalty.
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Pud:
Man of the match goes to Ian Gilmour for keeping up with the score. Try of the match obviously goes to PC for his 80
yard dash, in all honestly I think that is the best league try you have ever scored mate. Player of the year to my good
self- I was truely awesome in the 1 1/2 games I played.
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| 438) |
|
| The fat pirate |
|
Location: Favorite Billy Stories |
|
 Friday, 27. April 2007 09:20
1264">
I liked the one were billy joined the opposition huddle & had their captain yelling at him & telling him
what he was going to do to that big lanky Annan 2nd row!!!!!
Bobski:
Hopefully the words 'uppus' and 'downus' will be entered into the dictionary in honour of Billy's work in the
lineouts over the past years
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Andy:
who can forget the £5 note with Shade Monroe after the GHK game but my favourite is from the Sunday after Onny's stag
when we stopped at Hexham (?) for a pint a Billys challenged someone to a 400m race - those that were there will
remember the rest...
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Hairy:
What about the bench press LVP at Gogs' party or the many many toilet door incidents
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Wee Jock Poo Plop McPong:
I love the opposition huddle incident-typical Billy!
Anyway, Bob The Builder once told me that his true claim to fame was knocking-out a British & Irish Lion;one Doddie
Weir, many moons ago.
He has been a superb player, in several positions, and will be a BIG loss to the club. The youngsters would do well to
model themselves on William...
Incidentally, he's also a dab-hand when a bit of quality construction is required.
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C. Ment:
All Hail the Bottle Walking Champion of Dumfries & Galloway, Argyll Bute & North West England
|
Onny:
I liked it best when we held him doon on his stag & shaved his heed!! Best idea i've had in years although Stu
Williamson took the credit
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Conspiracy Theorist:
Better watch oot Onny, Billy'll be saving his retribution for when you're not expecting it - shoulda left the blame
with Stu!
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| 437) |
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| C.McC |
|
Location: - |
|
 Thursday, 26. April 2007 19:37
1263">
Thank you to all those who travelled to Currie last night to support the boys.The result did not go our way, but
the commitment and endeavour shown was magnificent.Thanks lads. C.
minto:
Yes, well done to the team.I thought the wind-tunnel effect at Currie didn't encourage much handling for either team
so we didn't see the best of our runners.
I hope the employers in the area have apprenticeships and other jobs avaialable to keep these boys locally.
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| 436) |
|
| Lector |
|
Location: digging holes, ken like. |
|
 Thursday, 26. April 2007 16:30
1262">
So, tis with a tear in the eye that we shall watch, for the lat time, that old warhorse, Billy, turn out for the
the first XV, on Saturday. No more will we see that hard, calloused hand thrust into some unsuspecting opponent's mush;
no more will we hear that grizzled voice enquire of the verisimilitude of an adversary's parentage. Ah, Bill, when will
we see yer like again? Fair fa' yer honest sonsie face, aye cheiftan o the brickie race.
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| 435) |
|
| Heat Magazine |
|
Location: Fleet Street |
|
 Wednesday, 25. April 2007 11:14
1261">
Good luck to the Academy lads in tonights SS Bowl final.
We did hear a whisper that some bloke called 'Hairy' was looking for a game, could this be true?
Tana Umaga:
Good luck to all the Annan lads in the final tonight. Borders rampant!!
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Annan Fan #6:
Indeed - Best of luck lads.
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Ah well:
Porty 20 v Annan 15
Unlucky lads
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Haribo DeElder:
Unlucky lads, thought it was about to be the comeback of the century. A fairly evenly matched game. No shame in being
the second best in Scotland at this level.
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Gus:
On the latest news page - there is a couple of video clips from the game.
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| 434) |
|
| Ed |
|
Location: hereorthere |
|
 Monday, 23. April 2007 11:08
1259">
Some good shots of Methuselah from Saturday's game.
Just shows that there's always an exception to the rule, here's a man that sank 8 pints of lager and 12 gin and tonics
the night, before the game, had the full English with extra kippers on the morning of the match and still managed to
amble about the pitch for a punishing 20 minutes, thus saving the day for Annan. Forget Superman, this guy's a real Alf
Tupper. Hoorah!!
Garbage:
hairy must be the best backrow ever!! he only played 20 mins bt is in nearly every foto!! wot a legend!!!
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| 433) |
|
| Don |
|
Location: - |
|
 Sunday, 22. April 2007 22:17
1258">
Happy birthday to Alex Dunbar - reaching the ripe old age of 17 on 23rd April.
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| 432) |
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| Don |
|
Location: - |
|
 Sunday, 22. April 2007 18:54
1256">
Advance notice - the Club A.G.M. will take place on Friday 22nd June.
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| 431) |
|
| Steve Jancey |
|
Location: Gretna |
|
 Sunday, 22. April 2007 18:43
1255">
 Congratulations to
the Annan S1 S2 side whio have just won the Stewartry 7's
DeElder:
Tis true Steve, Not only unbeaten, but also kept a clean sheet throughout the tournament, resulting in a final
against dumfries, whom were despatched to the tune of 57-0. Well done one and a'. Fire in the young bellies!!!
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| 430) |
|
| squinty mcphee |
|
Location: a hill |
|
 Sunday, 22. April 2007 17:33
1254">
wher is this legendary violetbank slope?? the road to the pitches?
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| 429) |
|
| STEVE JANCEY |
|
Location: Gretna |
|
 Saturday, 21. April 2007 20:51
1253">
Thanks for the highlights of the Irving game gus isn't technology wonderful.Better than match of the day.Good as
Scrum five or even those plonkers from sky.
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| 428) |
|
| Gus |
|
Location: - |
|
 Saturday, 21. April 2007 16:41
1251">
Scores on the Doors
Caithness 3 v Annan 1sts 12
Annan 2nds 31 v Daziel 15
Big Stuff:
Word on the street is Hairy played 20 mins at wing furit for 1s. I've had the Editor of Lancet on wanting to do a
feature on this medical wonder.
Well done 2s.
Sad to see Dumfries losing out on their chance of gracing Murrayfield for this year.
Onny, I'll get the wedge to you shortly - i had to spend some of it on getting my PC up and running again as
traditionally this is the time of year I come on the webpage and rant to the point where people get upset, alas
everything has gone well this year so I'm stumped. I imagine you'll still find some point of order for the AGM though my
little portly pal!
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playa:
we didnt need dunbar or white by the sounds of things! great wins for the 1sts and 2nds. least the 2nds can score
tries tho!
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Gus:
Some photos of the game now online. See link at top of page
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PC:
Who got the 2s tries??
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AlanR:
Griff, Scott McC, Fish (2)
Fish (P+4C)
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PC:
Just wondered when the Playa said the 2s scored tries?????
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| 427) |
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| Gus |
|
Location: - |
|
 Thursday, 19. April 2007 18:01
1250">
Updates to site
Video highlights of the Irvine game now online.
See link at top of page or via the Annan RFC in Action page to the left
Gus
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| 426) |
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| smc |
|
Location: stirling |
|
 Thursday, 19. April 2007 14:19
1248">
just a quick ask, is that A,White on the bench for the 2nds on saturday the young boy thats running the show for
Scotland under 18's? also mr A, Dunbar playing alongside the Stirling exiles should make it a very exciting backline!
what thoughts?
AlanR:
It certainly will Scott I'm just sorry that I'm going to miss it - being in Thurso on Saturday.
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PC:
Alex may be travelling with the 1sts if he can get away from college Scott. Hopefully he can seeing as GAYriff has
called off and Peaheed is on-call.
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Griff's Dad:
GAYriff has called off to go shopping again?? That's pathetic, what's his excuse, 'he has to go shopping with his
boss, the burd'?
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Hairy:
Will I bring my boots PC.I am king of the uncontested scrum.
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blackie:
andy will be rested on saturday for the school cup final on wednesday.
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| 425) |
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| C.McC |
|
Location: - |
|
 Wednesday, 18. April 2007 17:33
1247">
AT LAST!
Scottish Schools Bowl Final.
Annan Academy v Portobello HS
Wednesday 25th April
Currie RFC
7.20pm kick off.
Any support would be greatly appreciated.
Haribo the elder:
Great news Colin, is there room on the supporters bus for stragglers?
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Onnie the big game hunter:
Any chance of a game Colin?
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Masher:
sorry Onny but i'm first. I was always 1st choice before you & i canny see why it should be any different now!!!
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| 424) |
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| Grumpy OBE |
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Location: In Bed |
|
 Wednesday, 18. April 2007 12:33
1246">

Hey Gus, what's happened to the caption compettion, I really miss those useless ****s trying to make me laugh?
Suppose it's went the same way as 'the Worlds Funniest Disasters', I used to like that too before it was pulled, grrr.
Gus:
Tis still going - just waiting for a decent picture - in the new season there will be one a month. We will make you
laugh yet....
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| 423) |
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| Don |
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Location: - |
|
 Tuesday, 17. April 2007 20:05
1245">
Terrain Aeration have now completed their work on the two pitches. Sincere thanks to everyone who helped -
Committee members, Youths and non-committee members (particularly David and Rod Smith, Bobby Robison).
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| 422) |
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| Don |
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Location: - |
|
 Monday, 16. April 2007 00:33
1244">
We need volunteers to fill holes with Lytag on the 2nd XV pitch - probably Monday afternoon, all day Tuesday +
Tuesday evening. Can you spare a couple of hours?
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| 421) |
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| Wee Jock Poo Plop McPong |
|
Location: Near Annan |
|
 Sunday, 15. April 2007 22:12
1243">
Minto, the folically challenged Wonder, reckoned the only difference between Annan & Irvine was the sin-
binning. I beg to differ; for the 1st quarter, most of our passing was sloppy, school-boy stuff. It should also be borne
in mind that Irvine's first two tries came from turnover ball-one we can just about live with but two illustrated the
difference between winning and losing at this level...Oh, it should also be noted that our lineout has not functioned to
an acceptable standard in the last couple of games. Ah, the basics...
Having said this lot, it was the 2nd-best game I've seen at home this season. It was a super performance against a very
good and physical bunch of lads with some slick backs. Yup, it must auger well for next season when, based on some of
this seasons performances, we must, surely, be able to hold our own.
Roll-on next season.
the fat pirate:
Have to agree somewhat with wee Jock Paul. the turnovers cost us dear cos we would have been out of sight at half
time otherwise we were in such control. I have to say that although young Griff played very well in general, he is not
the carrier to take ball into contact(ala Andy render) and as last week at Langholm he got turned over on a couple of
aoccassions. I know young Dunbar has'nt trained for a while but that has been his roll this season giving the team some
go forward that has been missing of late, I think its a case of play to your strengths and use the players to our
advantage. A great effort though and a good crop of young players to compliment Stevie, Billy & Choco
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| 420) |
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| Gus |
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Location: - |
|
 Saturday, 14. April 2007 16:41
1242">
Scores on the Doors
Annan 30 v Irvine 42
minto:
Great game today. The ten minute sin binning was the only difference between the teams. Very encouraging for next
season in League One.
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AlanR:
Annan 2nd 31 Ardrossan 2nds 17
Well played lads!
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Don:
Proud of the lads today - it was a great game. Well done to the 2nds - an excellent result. Congratulations also to
Scotland U18 for their victory against Wales to young Andy for slotting 10 of Scotland's 18 points.
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Bazz:
Had to do it Paul, you'd have done the same!!
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minto:
Bazz, yes, you're right it had to be done. The boys nearly held out. I reckon it was the ninth minute of sustained
pressure when they scored. You and all the backs played very well. I noticed that South African who played at
Murrayfield is still in their team...he wouldn't get in our team.
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blackie:
now with the win yesterday the 2nds are now chasing runners up spot
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| 419) |
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| Gus |
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Location: - |
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 Friday, 13. April 2007 19:47
1241">
Good luck tomorrow lads - They dont like it up 'em
Updates to Site
Blast from the past time - relive the opening of Violetbank - see link at top of page.
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| 418) |
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| minto |
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Location: - |
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 Thursday, 12. April 2007 12:47
1239">
How is the training going for the big game on Saturday? I hear Masher and Cash are polishing their boots just in
case......
Will Dumfries rollover on Saturday to allow Newton Stewart promotion?
the fat pirate:
Hi Tosh, I hear Onny,Jack T, Gogs and Big Stuff have been at training struting their stuff in anticipation of the big
event!!!
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Ma Robb:
Don't think Masher will be playing as he's now a referees assessor.
He could be heard on Saturday offering advice from the sidelines; either the ref was too thick to act on it or perhaps
he couldn't understand Masher's Old Etonian twang, needless to say it went unheeded as, personally, I don't he'd be able
to push a whistle up there.
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cmc:
dont think the dumfries game matters on saturday due to the fact three are getting promoted but not 100 percent
sure!!
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Stan Dup:
I heard masher was getting a back,sac and crack waxing in readiness for the big expected occasion, only the beauty
salon didna have enough wax to do him. Rumours are they are taking him up borthwick water the next time they burn the
heather off and going to throw him in among it to rid him of his 'missing link' style growth. Howay the 'fechan
werewolf!!
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minto:
Oh no Stan Dup you've put me off my Easter Egg!
Why don't we send a team of monster - mashers to the Dumfries 7s? That'll shown them our strength in depth
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Don Bon Darty:
Och that's a shame for poor Masher, he used to the Fechan's answer to Bryan Ferry
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Stan Dup:
More like 'fechans answer to the woolwich ferry!!
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| 417) |
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| PC |
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Location: - |
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 Wednesday, 11. April 2007 22:29
1238">
Scotland U18 20 - Italy U18 17
Andrew got on after 48mins according to write-up on SRU site.
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| 416) |
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| Don |
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Location: - |
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 Wednesday, 11. April 2007 22:29
1237">
The work on the first team pitch is progressing well. Terrain Aeration will, however, have to return on Monday to
complete the second team pitch. "Lytagers" will be required on Monday (and probably Tuesday).
Sandy Beach:
why are they puttin coco pops doon the holes at violetbank? Will that no make the ground more chocolatey? I'd rather
have a barraful of coco pops!!
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| 415) |
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| Wondering |
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Location: - |
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 Monday, 9. April 2007 16:58
1236">
When is the Quarter Final??
Don:
The winners of this Saturday's Quarter Final will be away to the winners of(Falkirk or Dalziel) v Musselburgh -
PROBABLY on April 28th.
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Believer:
OUCH! not the best draw. But as a delusional Jambo would say: I STILL BELIEVE
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| 414) |
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| Don |
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Location: - |
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 Monday, 9. April 2007 01:40
1235">
We still need help - to fill bore holes with Lytag. This week, starting on Tuesday afternoon, major pitch works
will start. We have a number of volunteer slots filled, but we particularly need volunteers for the 8am-11am and 11am-
2pm slots on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. If anyone can offer assistance, contact me on DonBarty@aol.com or telephone
202708. Thanks.
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| 413) |
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| blackie |
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Location: - |
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 Sunday, 8. April 2007 20:58
1234">
having watched scotland u18 v england today i thought andy white was one of not many scottish players with plus
points in my opinion he played really well hairy mentioned a wee while ago that there must be some good players keeping
scotty and bruce fae the toon out frankly i didnt see them michael would have given the back row an edge and aggression
so badly missing and bruce could of carried the ball a bit better in the second row the scottish 4 and 5 far too easily
knocked back for me well done andy white
Steve J:
Yes well done Andy it's good to see Annan players making it at international level.
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S Jancey:
I have just read the report on the u17 game well done Alex Dunbar
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The Grammarian:
Does Blackie's PC have any punctuation keys?
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sam:
yeh i thot andy played as well as he could have coz both his 9's didnt help him but the 6 was crap
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blackie:
youre right sam 7 wasnt much better and 8 was a tiny lad who got blown away hence my comments about scotty
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Gus:
Some photos of the game now online - see link at top of page
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| 412) |
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| Wee Jock Poo Plop McPong |
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Location: Near Annan |
|
 Saturday, 7. April 2007 20:14
1233">
Langholm 6 Annan 12?? I could have sworn it was 3-12...Not to worry. Sh one t game-do we care??
I was pleasing to see 3 appointed match officials "wired-up". However, some of the refereeing was a bit like
the game; sh one t-do we care??
Happy Chappie:
Well done Annan this was a great result in what has been a fantastic season.We are back life is good when you are an
Annan fan.
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The Corrector:
It was Langholm 3 Annan 12. Our first victory over at Milntown - sweet!
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db:
Irvine have had a great season - going up to Premier 3(possibly as champions). They have a bone to pick with us from
2003. However, we know what we can do! All of the teams left in the Shield are absolute crackers. If we can lift our
game another couple of notches......
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Bazz:
It was 12-3 alright, thats why Craig's last pen kick was so significant. C'mon Gus don't listen to these second rate
reports.
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Gus:
I've always said it was 12-3....dont know what you are talking about... ;)
Also - just to say - Caithness video higlights now online- and Linlithgow will be up sometime today (Sunday).
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Hairy soom to be ASBO:
They must be getting better. I only had to call them Dirty F******g children of unmarried parents once! then again i
did miss Billys getting lamped.
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Pud:
Outstanding result, Langholm never looked like scoring! Its a nice feeling being able to silence that rabble they
call their supporters.
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| 411) |
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| Gus |
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Location: - |
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 Saturday, 7. April 2007 16:43
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| 410) |
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| Jonno |
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Location: HOME |
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 Saturday, 7. April 2007 09:47
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anyone know yet if the 2s have a game for 2day?
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| AlanR |
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What a weekend in prospect! Annan v Langholm in Round 2 of the SRU Shield:
Andrew White picked at stand off for Scotland U18 v England at Burnbrae on Sunday (8 April), kick-off 3pm. ADMISSION
FREE AND Alex Dunbar picked at centre again for Scotland U17s for the match on Saturday morning against Wales at
Millfield International Festival as I said WHAT A WEEKEND!!!! - enjoy!
AlanR:
Annan beating Langholm and Scotland U17s beating Wales - two out of three so far -with Scotland U18s v England
tomorrow - can it get any better?
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fire in the bellies:
and not to forget the youths take on their carlisle counterparts at violentbank on sunday, 12 noon kick off. Be there
or be rectangulare!!!!
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Steve J:
How did the youths get on today against Carlisle.
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 Friday, 6. April 2007 14:58
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Good mowning,
Félicitations to ze young Andrew Blanc in guiding Skitland youths to a woll deserved victory agonst ze French schills.
‘Is tictical kacking was superbe and ‘is pissing was auqually as bon, without a dripped ball in zite.
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 Thursday, 5. April 2007 20:17
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Boys, a big hand for all the jugglers. The promotion is well deserved and aboot time. If I'd had some notice aboot the
Langholm game I would have mailed my inflatable sheep over to kick aboot the Muckle clubhoose. Any way here's a Langholm
fan from Lagos.
Startled oot.
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I can't believe it's thursday night and no mention of saturdays game. Lets silence the "fish wives" with
the same kind of game that blew them away at the tournament.
groggy:
Let's BELIEVE we can do it - and just play our normal, fast, open game.
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 Tuesday, 3. April 2007 14:32
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And now Scotland U17 beat France. See report on SRU site. Dunbar gets a flattering mention - but no try !
Well done U17. Now for England at Burnbrae for the U18s
Dave Fisher:
Eventually found report on SRU site - Its under Youth and Schools section
Well done Alex
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AlanR:
Alex has been selected for tonight's game against Englsnd K.O. brought forward to 6.00pm.
Congratulations once again Alex
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AlanR:
Scotlands U17s win again!!
beating England 17-15 at Millfield
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AlanR:
Quote from tonight's game
McKelvey noted: “We managed to stop them on about three or four occasions through some huge impact tackles primarily by
Alex Dunbar in midfield.”
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| AlanR |
| annanrfc@hotmail.com |
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Congratulations to Alex Dunbar who has been selected to play for Scotland U17S against France at Millfield
International Festival tomorrow (Tuesday 3 April), kick-off 11.30am.
Don:
Allez Alex - un essai au moins!
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AlanR:
Scotland U17s 16 France U17s 3
U17's Coach McKelvey 'praised the high tackle count of Musselburgh openside flanker Michael Maltman, the leadership of
Stuart McInally and the contributions in both attack and defence of centre Alex Dunbar and Tom Brown at full-back.'
Well done Alex.
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Don:
I was about to quote all of the above, but obviously AR got in there before me. I reckon he spends his entire day as
a siver surfer! Yes indeed, well done Alex.
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PC:
Well done Alex you mingebag!
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Ed:
Congrats Alex but what's this about being a mingebag eh? Seems, you're just the latest in a long line of club MBs.
Certain worthies, who cannot be named (Dicey), spring to mind as arch exponents of the black art of mingebaggery at it's
finest, any other contenders?
Mere carefulness doesn't count; oh well, it does.
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 Monday, 2. April 2007 11:58
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I have heard a rumour that PC has been asked to captain the Vaults pool team next year. Is this right?
Bazz:
Maybe that's what he was 'discussing' with the bar tender.
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PC:
Mingebag is my new favourite word. If only I'd known of it on Saturday night.
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 Monday, 2. April 2007 11:55
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Maybe after his performance on Saturday, in the famous 'lucky boots', Conor's Dad will now spring for a new pair of
boots for the lad. Shame on you Mike, you old mingebag.
A mighty Well Done to both sides and also to wee Snowy in gay Paree.
Mint.
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A huge thank you the the Annan 2xv for the win against irvine on sat! well done lads!
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 Monday, 2. April 2007 11:49
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Thanks to all the youth players and coaches for the invite to your presentation night. It was very enjoyable,
especially senior Haribos singing.
Well done this season and good luck for the next.
Smashy:
Haribo the Aged was singing!!!
Poor you, PC.
What was it then? He used to do a good version of the Clive Dunn classic 'Grandad' complete with air banjo.
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| Steve Jancey |
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Welcome back Gus we missed ya I hope you had an enjoyable hol
Gus:
Twas fun in Italy - apart from the result!!
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 Sunday, 1. April 2007 12:51
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Due to injury to young Conroy's foot, the gig is postponed until the end of May beginning of June.
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 Sunday, 1. April 2007 07:55
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Well done to all involved at Annan RFC. Was proud to be at Violetbank yesterday to witness 40+ players and coaches
win 2 games of rugby and bring 1st Division rugby back to Violetbank.
All that and "Mini bashtard" scoring in Paris. Cant be bad
Stick in next week and a big day oot in Edinburgh would be no more than you deserve.
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 Sunday, 1. April 2007 05:35
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Could you get your deposit's in asap so we can book the hotel as the dates are now out. Fri 22nd Feb til Mon 25 Feb
2008, Russell Court hotel c'mon lads you know it makes sense hand over the cash especially those two tight twats in
dumfries.
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 Sunday, 1. April 2007 00:55
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France Schools - 5 Scotland Under 18 -18 . Two penalties and one conversion from Andrew White. We're proud of you,
kid!
PC:
Aye, top notch stuff Andy. Have you got me any freebies yet???
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| AlanR |
| annanrfc@hotmail.com |
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Scores on the doors:
Annan 28 - Caithness 6 (bonus point) - yes we are promoted!!!!!!!
Annan 2nd XV 10 Irvine 2nd XV 3
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| Steve Jancey |
| Jancstv@aol.com |
Location: Gretna |
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 Thanks to all
members of the youth section for a great time yesterday evening
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| Steve Jancey |
| Jancstv@aol.com |
Location: Gretna |
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Good Luck to Andrew White today in his Scottish U18 match against the French Schools
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 Friday, 30. March 2007 15:39
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Only 5 places left on the Oki Doki Dublin extravaganza left, so anyone wanting to go, pay your deposit now! 3 nights
B&B in the Clarence Hotel (Temple Bar owned by U2) and a float of 4000 eu for the Sunday.
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 Friday, 30. March 2007 15:31
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Sorry Lads have to go walkabout tomorrow so will not be able to cheer and generally hurle abuse but remember please
it is an 80min. game too much stress like last week is not good for old folk!
Go for it Annan - get that result.
DIY Dave
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