The 12th Man initiative
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I never knew who ‘Brian from the Beech’ was but liked reading his contributions to Rage On / Raging Bull. I suppose it will just be one of those annoying football mysteries in life that you never find out about. Spent a couple of hours at The Manor tonight – it’s very posh inside now (more like a half-decent hotel in fact) but the end result was disappointing. Ces’t la vie..
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I had my knee fixed at The Manor last Friday. I was merely paying homage to the great Billy Hamilton.
Would it be approprate to campaign for Brian from the Beech to be outed? Surely it's time for a revival. Brian, BRIAN !! Are you out there... ?
Would it be approprate to campaign for Brian from the Beech to be outed? Surely it's time for a revival. Brian, BRIAN !! Are you out there... ?
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I've always thought Brian from the Beech was our beloved AC, just because of the wonderful writing style and clever wit.
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It wasn't though. I know who it was (still a very occasional contributor on here, but very much an irregular now). I miss fanzines and, although I came late to it, the opportunity to write random stuff far away from my day job. I consider my Belgian semiotic deconstruction of Atkins's "I am a lighthouse" one of my finest published articles!
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The "United Way of Oxford" are another group out there fundraising, and should have raised USD 250,000 for 2013.Eric Pollard wrote:
Absolutely right. United We Stand?
'Oop the Warriors'.
When will we see any of this for player transfers? Is Thomas Antonio Guerriero involved?