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WWII: Football at Stalag XVII B, Krems, Austria. Majority of its prisoners were French and Belgian soldiers.
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QPR match boxes #QPR
Football League Review 1971/2
@RodneyMarsh10 A great striker 😀
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Alan Hudson #CFC
Action Replay magazine
November 1996
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'A New Germany', the first episode of The World at War, was broadcast on this day in 1973. Produced by Jeremy Issacs and narrated by Laurence Olivier, the series (which continues to be regularly re-run worldwide) was three years in the making.
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Saturday Sticker Quiz answers…
Paul Barron #CPFC
Dimitri Kharine #CFC
Mirandinha #NUFC
Kevin Hird #LUFC
First home with all 4 correct was @marketches 🥇followed by @gg_gooner @Moleymickymoo & @wsgunner71 👏🏼👏🏼
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Happy 85th birthday to #Arsenal’s legendary goalkeeper @BobWilsonBWSC.
Wilson won the #FACup in 1971 following their 2-1 victory over Liverpool.
Here he is patrolling his penalty area.
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Patrick Stewart was once filmed dancing and singing on the bridge of the USS Enterprise-D in 1991 as a birthday surprise for Star Trek creator Gene Roddenberry. Though never intended for public release, a copy of the clip eventually surfaced as a bonus feature on a DVD.
Rest in peace 🙏
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Show Biz XI vs A Managers All Star XI
Ipswich Speedway Stadium, Foxhall
OTD 25/10/59
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Freddie Goodwin #WWFC
Charles Buchan’s Football Monthly
October 1963
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'Where Are They Now' feature taken from Luton Town’s 1984/5 matchday programme #LTFC
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Bobby Knight said Michael Jordan was the best basketball player he ever saw before he played in the NBA. This is his rookie season.













































