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2 hours ago, BlueStar said:

Wembley Singles or Wembley Doubles, depending on if you were all playing solo or in pairs 

Aye, Wembley singles 

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Hairy hands’ son has claimed that Hairy Hands used his daughters illness to prevent picture of him wearing high heels and a dress from being leaked.

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12 minutes ago, Stifler said:

Hairy hands’ son has claimed that Hairy Hands used his daughters illness to prevent picture of him wearing high heels and a dress from being leaked.

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4 hours ago, joeyt said:

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The correct answer is world cup singles/doubles

 

Just like the correct answer for knocking on people's doors and running away was 'knocky door neighbours'.

 

Knocky 9 doors for people of a certain vintage

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3 minutes ago, Moose said:

 

The correct answer is world cup singles/doubles

 

Just like the correct answer for knocking on people's doors and running away was 'knocky door neighbours'.

 

Knocky 9 doors for people of a certain vintage


Knocky door danger. 

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Started out as Wembley singles or doubles, became just 'singles' or 'doubles'.  Devaluing the domestic cups years before Ferguson.

 

Also operated a "two and through" system with 3 in the final with the guy out in the first round or one of the doubles having to go in goal for the next tournament. 

 

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3 minutes ago, Colos Short and Curlies said:

On childhood games.

 

Did half volleys count in heads and volleys? Obviously no setting yourself up allowed.

 

Then Blasties against the loser?

No, had to be true volleys. We also played the keeper could get points if you volleyed or headed wide 

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1 minute ago, madras said:

No, had to be true volleys. We also played the keeper could get points if you volleyed or headed wide 

You go in goal then don’t you?

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51 minutes ago, Moose said:

Knocky 9 doors

 

Ahhhh knocky 9 doors followed by a bout of garden/hedge hopping, bit dicey when you got to the house with the doberman. 

 

Great times. 

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If someone skies a penalty, who's the player who comes to mind? Been Baggio for me. Shame such a great player has become a verb in my vocabulary. 

 

 

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26 minutes ago, Astroblack said:

If someone skies a penalty, who's the player who comes to mind? Been Baggio for me. Shame such a great player has become a verb in my vocabulary. 

 

 

 

 

Maybe recency bias but Kane vs France in 22 was the first to come to my mind but yeah I agree that Baggio is the most iconic/infamous 

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42 minutes ago, Wilson said:

 

Ahhhh knocky 9 doors followed by a bout of garden/hedge hopping, bit dicey when you got to the house with the doberman. 

 

Great times. 

 

It was called hedge hurdles round my way.

Nothing beat the adrenaline rush of landing in someone's garden and immediately hearing a big angry bald bloke yell "OI! YOU!" from the window

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1 hour ago, Astroblack said:

If someone skies a penalty, who's the player who comes to mind? Been Baggio for me. Shame such a great player has become a verb in my vocabulary. 

 

 

 

Jonny Wilkinson

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6 hours ago, Astroblack said:

If someone skies a penalty, who's the player who comes to mind? Been Baggio for me. Shame such a great player has become a verb in my vocabulary. 

 

 

 

Didn’t realise that there was another answer than ‘Waddle’.  The man is that traumatised he can’t even say ‘penalty’ correctly.  

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