Naytch

No wonder he sucks her toes!

The Enemy were fantastic in Liverpool this past weekend. Think it's about the 10th time I've seen them. Ended up on the barrier at the front for the last few songs. Looking forward to hearing their new album very soon

May have to get myself one of those hoodies

Looking back over the last decade or so, there are so many players who came in for like 2-3 games and I have no memory of them at all. Who the hell is Giles Coke?!

What a team, and a great set of lads. I loved those days so much.

I was stood behind Tyson Fury in the queue in a florists in Stockport once. The man is enormous! Then Jason Manford strolls in and we had a chat while waiting for the entire shop's staff to fill this massive van with mothers day flowers for Fury. Nice bloke was Jase.

Agreed. I'd love to see Demps on the bench too but maybe give him another week of training before putting him in a league matchday squad.

According to Wikipedia he's 31 and plays for Cheshunt in the Isthmian Premier Division. Not been in the football league since 2021 with Oxford in L1.

I've been really impressed with him so far. Good pass on him, works hard and likes to put his foot in. We've been missing someone like him for a good while now, he needs to be one of the first names on the team sheet and I could see him with the armband in the future.

I do remember a period where we'd concede late goals soooo often. Really frustrating.

2-1 to us. Conway and McAtee on a sub again

A bloke I work with is a Blackpool fan and is sorting me and a pal 2x tickets in the home end. We're thinking of going over to Winter Gardens after the game for the Ocean Colour Scene/Inspiral Carpets/Northside gig.

I remember going on the stadium tour before the start of the 98/99 season. The players actually had their training session on the pitch that day, so my brother and I were ball boys for it. We got pictures and autographs with Mark Fish, Gardner, Bob Taylor, Neil Cox, Branagan, Holdsworth and several others. It was an absolutely brilliant day. We even ended up playing head tennis in the changing rooms. Something like that for a 12 year old just helped to prove why BWFC is MY club. My Dad asked the tour guide (an older fella called Tom), "is Nat around?" as the great man was my Grandad's all-time hero and Mr Lofthouse actually left a meeting to come out and meet my Grandad and take a picture with him. What a legend. I still have the picture framed at home.

That was shocking from McAtee.

Literally last kick of the ball FFS.