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13 - 8, WELL WORTH A FLUTTER. ASPATRIA 8 VALE OF LUNE 13 Rain and hail pinged down obscuring the stunning Cumbria scenery as the Vale of Lune made their blustery journey to Aspatria. Because the view was limited, Vale's resident tipster, 'Honest' Brian Cumpsty, had nothing to distract him from an in depth perusal of the runners and riders at half a dozen race meetings. Despite pointing out the form of some of the horses in rather excited tones there were no takers from the travelling supporters; they had been caught out too often in the past by these so called hot, can't lose tips, i.e 'Jack Berry would not send one horse all the way down to Exeter if he did not think it would win.' Yes he did, and yes it lost! |
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THREE SPARKLERS, POPS THE CORK VALE OF LUNE 34 WILMSLOW 13 As dawn was breaking on match day, 'The Bay' flooded the airwaves with Stereophonics, 'Have a Nice Day'. Individually James Curran did and so collectively did his team, winning their first league game since the end of September.
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Match Report vs Bedford Athletic |
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SIXTY MINUTES BACK; AFTER A DAY ON THE MOVE BEDFORD ATHLETIC 48 VALE OF LUNE 5 EDF ENERGY TROPHY : ROUND ONE If you go out in Putnoe Woods today, You're sure of a big surprise, If you go out in the woods today, You'd better go in disguise. If you go out in Putnoe Woods today, You'd better not go alone, It's lovely out in the woods today, But safer to stay at home.
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Match Report vs Whitchurch |
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SOME THREEQUARTER TIME BUT MOSTLY EIGHT EIGHT WHITCHURCH 25 VALE OF LUNE 12 The coach driver's Tom Tom went on the blink, Geoff's Tum Tum rumbled away when he read the description of the full English on the menu board in a cafe on the A49, Ding Dong wheezed the Alies when the bar staff in Whitchurch's clubhouse asked them if there was anything else they required, Wham Bam went the Whitchurch pack and Jacko Jacko proudly captained the Vale of Lune for the first time. |
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Match Report vs Winnington Park |
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TRIPLE WHAMMY VALEOF LUNE 3 WINNINGTON PARK 8 It all began so well. Eimear applied the lippy, pouted and posed for the staff photograph, she was undoubtedly Queen of the Mardi Gras, then there was the choice of salmon or steak pudding on the pre match menu, Richard and Malcolm were building themselves up for the evening karaoke when the renowned Tony West promised to make them 'sound like a star!' and the October sun blazed again on a green blanket that was bisected geometrically with brilliant white lines. But it all went wrong ................. |
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Match Report vs Tyldesley |
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FIRST TIME FOR EVERYTHING: PART TWO VALE OF LUNE 15 TYLDESLEY 20 It has been an interesting weekend. Sven has returned, or his tactics have, Schumacher blows up, Sean Cox scores a try for Sale at Harlequins, while the Vale of Lune's Clubhouse bore witness to the hand of Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen and the Vale faithful were left to ruminate over a second home defeat in the space of two weeks. |
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Match Report vs Stoke on Trent |
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BAKER'S DOZEN FOR ANDY STOKE ON TRENT 0 VALEOF LUNE 13 The Potteries are justifiably proud of their citizens and their manufacturing industry, much of which alas, has disappeared. Sir Stanley Matthews, Arnold Bennett, Robbie Williams, Josiah Wedgwood, Royal Doulton, commodes and other such essentials in the shape of some exquisitely moulded or plain functional sanitary ware, all have their links to North Staffordshire. After the performance against Lymm, the Vale arrived at Hartwell Lane in rural Barlaston, far from the smoking bottle kilns and the lattice work of pit winding gear of yesteryear, hardly flushed with success. They knew that a third defeat on the trot would send them further down the pan. It would require something more than just going through the motions, a solid performance was needed from everyone; hopefully the laxatives handed out in the training sessions had done their work and any post Lymm constipation had been blown away. |
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BUNCH OF FIVES K.O. VALE. VALE OF LUNE 8 LYMM 31 Can the Vale of Lune pass the ball? Yes, the Vale of Lune can pass the ball. Can they pass the ball to each other? Sometimes they can pass the ball to each other. See Adam, from Lymm, catch the ball. Can Adam run fast? Yes, Adam can run fast. See Adam run. See James Curran chase Adam. Can James catch Adam? NO! See Adam touch down. Will his friend Nick convert? Yes, Nick will kick the ball over the bar. |
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Match Report vs Liverpool St Helens |
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SIMON'S SEVEN, ENDS RUN OF EIGHT LIVERPOOL S.H. 21 VALE OF LUNE 7 Visits made to Moss Lane over the years have always provided the opportunity for budding Detective Chief Inspector Barnaby's to brush up their detection skills. This time it was new power showers, last season fairy cakes in the President's Lounge and security shutters in the clubhouse. A few years ago a spanking new stand had been erected; it is doubtful that even D.S Jones or Culley would have missed this! Next year Liverpool St Helens will be celebrating their 150th anniversary; Salvador Dali, eat your heart out. The intrepid duo of sleuths from 'Midsomer Murders' would certainly have clocked L.S.H's modus operandi straight from kick off, even the bumbling Inspector Clouseau might have had an inkling of what was going on when he had finished wandering around the clubhouse and chatting up the bar staff. |
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AFTER YOU WITH FACTOR FIVE, CLAUDE VALE OF LUNE 34 CARLISLE 17 .An exciting curtain raiser to a new season was neatly bracketed between the antics of two clubofficials wrestling with the complexities of the electronic and digital age. Prior to kick off the Commercial Manager discovered that the newly installed radio microphone system refused to deliver a decibel in the test transmission despite a full array of flashing lights on the console. So no mobile ping pong pre match, or any pitch side updates. After the final whistle the Press Secretary sought the sanctuary of the office to text the result to the splendid, informative 'Rugby Round Up' results service. Dripping with perspiration the virgin texter fumbled his way over the touch pad. Eventually the magic words 'Message Sent' appeared as the result disappeared into the ether and the waiting world. Viva T. Mobile! |
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