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Wanderers Ways. Neil Thompson 1961-2021

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My wife's grandmas sister is Sean Beans grandma, unfortunately she passed away last week.

 

 

ran

dom

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me and brixton blagged press passes for the england/luxembourg game in 1998 and spent part of the match pitchside with the media darlings until we got rumbled

That's a gooden that. Did you get a fondle of Eileen Drewery?
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That's a gooden that. Did you get a fondle of Eileen Drewery?

 

unfortunately not,got a bit of VIP hospitality though and met that sour faced twat Graham Kelly. Ian Wright sussed us straight away but was sound as a pound and said ''fair play lads''

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I heard Nat Lofthouse do a blanket ripper in the gents at Bury.

 

The wife reckons she had a chat with Ben E King on the phone years ago.

 

 

does she stand by that?

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I was the first athlete to break 2:30 for 1000m before ever breaking 1:56 for 800m.

 

And it's only been matched once - by a double Olympic gold medallist (Svetlana Masterkova).

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I was the first athlete to break 2:30 for 1000m before ever breaking 1:56 for 800m.

 

And it's only been matched once - by a double Olympic gold medallist (Svetlana Masterkova).

 

This svetlana

 

Hbaht's??

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I was the first athlete to break 2:30 for 1000m before ever breaking 1:56 for 800m.

 

And it's only been matched once - by a double Olympic gold medallist (Svetlana Masterkova).

 

 

Drug enhanced?

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I was the first athlete to break 2:30 for 1000m before ever breaking 1:56 for 800m.

 

And it's only been matched once - by a double Olympic gold medallist (Svetlana Masterkova).

Another gooden that Malc. Did you used to compete at internationals?
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I was the first athlete to break 2:30 for 1000m before ever breaking 1:56 for 800m.

 

And it's only been matched once - by a double Olympic gold medallist (Svetlana Masterkova).

 

 

Tease

 

 

 

Mal Whitfield (United States): 2:20.8 (August 16, 1953) Eskilstuna, Sweden

On August 16, 1953, Mal Whitfield improved the world record by four-tenths-of-second, running 2:20.8 in Eskilstuna, Sweden. At the time of this achievement, he held the world in the half-mile (880 yards) at 1:48.6, established July 17, 1953 in Turku, Finland. At the 1948 and 1952 Olympic Games, Whitfield had won the gold medal in the 800 meters. Also in 1949, he claimed the gold medal in the 4 X 400 meter relay and the bronze medal in the 400 meters. In 1952, Whitfield garnered the silver medal in the 4 X 400 meter relay.

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