iscalad
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At the Cliff Hill
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Colesman Ballz
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Have you been on the shandies again Isca, or was that a deliberate soft focus shot ?
Rosencrantz
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The Polyphonic Spree 40 years on?
iscalad
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I'm in the photo. Not the photographer.Have you been on the shandies again Isca, or was that a deliberate soft focus shot ?
bimmerman
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I'm sorry I don't know the ladies name, but the lady 3rd seat in on the right in the second row with the white hair, she is the nicest lady.
My first visit to SJP about 9 years ago she was so welcoming as i had no idea where I was going. Every time I go with my daughter she goes out of her way to say hello and make my daughter feel welcome. She is everything positive this club stands for, an absolute diamond
fred binneys head
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I think that’s Di Lee and yes, you’re 100% correct.
Exehausted
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Yes it is Di Lee and she's an absolute legend. She lost her husband John a few years ago who was also a club legend. The work they did between them was phenomenal.
iscalad
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Just a reminder that the February meeting of the Senior Reds will take place this coming Wednesday, the 7th in the John Lewis Trust Suite, when our guest will be former City striker Ray Pratt.
As many of you will remember, Welshman Ray spent six years with the club, joining for £10,000 from Merthyr Tydfil in 1980. During that time he scored 61 goals from 173 appearances, before moving into local football.
Ray will have many stories to tell and memories to share.
Doors will open at 1pm for the usual refreshments and social chat plus a chance to visit our Club Museum across the corridor and see recent updates. The meeting itself starting at 2pm.
All members and fellow supporters are welcome.
As many of you will remember, Welshman Ray spent six years with the club, joining for £10,000 from Merthyr Tydfil in 1980. During that time he scored 61 goals from 173 appearances, before moving into local football.
Ray will have many stories to tell and memories to share.
Doors will open at 1pm for the usual refreshments and social chat plus a chance to visit our Club Museum across the corridor and see recent updates. The meeting itself starting at 2pm.
All members and fellow supporters are welcome.
iscalad
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A good turnout today
Rosencrantz
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Well Ray is well turned out...
