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Carlisle v Barrow match thread
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Don't let the old man in.
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We? YOU might be son. I'm notJohn_Bucks wrote: ↑Mon Nov 15, 2021 7:03 pmThis does my head in.Sea Dog Sam wrote: ↑Mon Nov 15, 2021 5:29 pm 'Cumbrian' Derby?![]()
Somebody once called me a Cumbrian when working in London. I proudly informed him I was a Lancastrian. He asked: 'What's the difference?' I informed him that the postal code of my home address began with LA and that people in Lancashire don't talk funny.
We’ve been in Cumbria for nearly 50 years. The LA postcode means nowt. Bootle has an LA post code and has never been in Lancashire.
We are Cumbrian. Get over it.
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Mods lock this and let the odd balls start a Cumbria/Lancashire thread in off topic
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Our old firm TMF 'The Mindless Few' (80s Crew) would have proudly stood their ground against any mob.Moonie wrote: ↑Mon Nov 15, 2021 6:19 pm
The goons you saw giving grief to your lads weren’t actual Carlisle fans, they’re literally a bunch of chavvy kids who turn up to mouth off whenever there’s a decent away following. Our old firm (the BCF, which was more than capable of holding its own) seems to have disappeared and been replaced with these scroats, who tend to get their arses handed to them when things to occasionally go south.
Given the minuscule alllcation we’ll be receiving at Hilker Street, our following will consist purely of season ticket holders, so I cant see anything remotely ‘tasty’ developing. It’ll be as tame as Saturday was, unless some of your own decide to give it large to shorters, families, and old folk.
As they did against Millwall, West Ham, Tottenham, Wolves and Bolton. And before anyone states that we never played those clubs in the 80s (Bolton 1990) you'd be correct. Meetings occured on route during away travels
Like the BCF, TMF also seem to have disappeared. Most will be in their 60s now. Although a few old Faces were seen at Carlisle.
All in the past. A different ball game now, thankfully
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