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Post by dave2 on Jul 5, 2019 8:55:55 GMT
Regarding the upcoming fixture against Chelsea being a friendly match I expect that there will not be a formal Programme. One problem with friendly matches is that we, the spectators, are unaware of the names of players on the field.
Please can we at least have a 'Team Sheet' for this match so we know who is playing. Thank you in hope.
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Post by parky64 on Jul 5, 2019 12:02:40 GMT
Think how I feel with multiple substitutions? I would love to announce the starting line ups, but 1. With a limited amount of shirts,players wear the same numbers,& 2. Trialists! Hundreds of em,so other than starting line ups,I think it's pretty much impossible!
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Post by Choirboy Dave on Jul 5, 2019 14:28:16 GMT
Can't see why the club wouldn't produce one. I am sure Chelsea would want some to send to their programme subscribers who pay for a printed copy posted to them.
Also not only an online version, but the chance to order a printed copy via PayPal and have it posted to those who can't make the game.
A chance to make some money for once.
To that end are the club prepared to offer a printed programme subscription. For those attending matches £2 X 21 = £42. Happy to pay in advance myself. Obviously cup programmes would have to be paid for on the day, unless offered free to subscribers. If people wanted a printed programme posted to them obviously more expensive as extra effort involved & postage to pay for.
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Post by parky64 on Jul 5, 2019 15:02:49 GMT
There will be a programme I believe.
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Post by Choirboy Dave on Jul 5, 2019 16:50:47 GMT
There will beo a programme I believe. I here you brother and I shout I BELIEVE TOO! |
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Post by benburgess39 on Jul 6, 2019 13:53:43 GMT
There is 100% a programme for this game and a good one at that. Plenty of positive things in it ahead of the season.
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Post by expat on Jul 10, 2019 10:24:06 GMT
There will be a programme I believe. Slightly off the Chelsea programme. Just watched a BBC item re a Wiltshire lady who sixty years after the event discovered that her husband Glyn Phillips had been a spy {Project X-X_). Lo and behold the first item of memorabilia on screen was a programme - Poole Town vs Clandown! To my somewhat errant memory Glyn Phillips bears a resemblance to one Ted Phillips who turned out for The Town back in the 50s There is a piece of memorabilia there perhaps to be investigated. UP THE TOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOWN!!@ |
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Post by Choirboy Dave on Jul 13, 2019 15:47:02 GMT
Will there be a commentary on Radio Poole Town for those of us unable to attend?
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Post by PippaD on Jul 15, 2019 14:47:45 GMT
Will there be a commentary on Radio Poole Town for those of us unable to attend? We are unsure at the moment, as we are a bit short on staff during August. Ben is making exceptional effort to be at games - he came all the way from Leicester specifically to be able to keep everyone updated via Twitter at the Swanage game. He is doing the same for the Chelsea game - but he will again be on his own as the other Media team aren't able to come down/are away on holiday . If anyone is available to video the game I am sure we could use an extra pair of hands. |
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Post by juvenal on Jul 20, 2019 13:37:31 GMT
There will be a programme I believe. Slightly off the Chelsea programme. Just watched a BBC item re a Wiltshire lady who sixty years after the event discovered that her husband Glyn Phillips had been a spy {Project X-X_). Lo and behold the first item of memorabilia on screen was a programme - Poole Town vs Clandown! To my somewhat errant memory Glyn Phillips bears a resemblance to one Ted Phillips who turned out for The Town back in the 50s There is a piece of memorabilia there perhaps to be investigated. UP THE TOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOWN!!@ Great find, expat! It would be no surprise to discover that Glyn Phillips played under an assumed name, given his secretive calling. If anyone recalls that 'Ted' Phillips sported a moustache and a slightly iffy wig, I think the claim may be very credible.. National dailies covered this story back in May. The Mail account has a photo of Glyn Phillips' in his football team! Could it be a picture of the Poole Town squad of the day? Glyn Phillips is front row, second from left www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-7066291/Widow-85-discovers-husband-led-double-life-secret-agent-75-years.html |
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Post by Bay Dolphin on Jul 22, 2019 0:34:30 GMT
Fascinating stuff without a doubt but that line up doesn’t look much like a Town 1950s team to me. However, I could be wrong. It’d be nice to have it confirmed by someone ‘in the know’.
Meanwhile COYD for 2019-2020!
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Post by supermac on Jul 22, 2019 13:01:34 GMT
I seem to recognise the player on the left of the guy sitting in the front row behind the cup but can not put a name to him- can anyone help please?
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Post by ballboy on Jul 22, 2019 18:24:00 GMT
Top flight friendlies as featured in Saturdays programme, Poole Town v Chelsea Reserves 1962 the score was 1 1, the teams were Poole, Pickett, McGhee, Earl, Bellett , Wembridge, Osmond, Littlejohn, Pring ,Beasley, Humphrey, Mcluckie,
other players used, Ames, McGuinness,
Chelsea, Cook, P.Sillett, J. Sillett, More, Young, Mortimore, Sorrell, Shaw, Upton, Cliss, Tyrrell, other players used, Sexton, Poole amateur goalkeeper Gorden Cook played for Chelsea as Mcnally was recalled to step in for the injured Peter Bonetti, Clive Tyrrell from Bournemouth was given the honour of captaining the Chelsea team, scorers were Poole, Earl pen, Chelsea, Cliss, This is an extract from the report of the match from the Bmth Daily Echo.
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