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Re the train pic: I reckon it's 'the Arse', Brownie. Originally Posted by browniecj 
Spoken like a true "Cockney Red".I was not involved but the London Clubs were organised by `74.Whenever Man Utd. used to come to West Ham it was mostly the "Cockney Reds"(with a few Northerners).Yes Man.Utd.,had numbers at "Home",the same as Liverpool.They would be given half of the Terraces in the "Away" Stand.The largest "Away" Support I saw (outside London) was Newcastle,at the Boleyn,and could they sing!!!!

Spoken like a true "Cockney Red".I was not involved but the London Clubs were organised by `74.Whenever Man Utd. used to come to West Ham it was mostly the "Cockney Reds"(with a few Northerners).Yes Man.Utd.,had numbers at "Home",the same as Liverpool.They would be given half of the Terraces in the "Away" Stand.The largest "Away" Support I saw (outside London) was Newcastle,at the Boleyn,and could they sing!!!!

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The train was probably a whole lot quicker going back to Euston, BTW... some of these little lambs would have been skinned and left half-naked after crossing Stanley Park.
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