Wycombe Wanderers. And Hartlepool I think
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Groucho's Fact Hunt
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wbn61
Player Valuation: £8m
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Confused which is a problem at my age - thought Groucho got 9 and I got 3.
wbn61
Player Valuation: £8m
sorry groucho got 8 forgot to type we played chesterfield in 1983 in league cup and fa cup
Must admit I thought we'd play them. Is this a trick question with the "new" Accrington included in the 12?
Rochdale possibly
wbn61
Player Valuation: £8m
there you go. you can sleep soundly tonight now.
Sad but true
Brendan Janus
Player Valuation: £40m
Alan Ball & Tommy Lawton were both born in Farnworth, Lancashire !!
Whistlin' Dixie
Player Valuation: £50m
Which is by notlob IIRC..
The last US civil war widows' pension was payed until 2003, when the lady died. The way was in 1865;
On April 9, 2011, The Economist commented on the lady:
"When Gertrude Janeway died in 2003, she was still getting a monthly check for $70 for a military pension earned by her late husband, John, on the Union side of the American civil war that ended in 1865. The pair had married in 1927, when he was 81 and she was 18. The amount may have been modest but the entitlement spanned three centuries".
Up to two years ago at least, and possibly today, they're still paying two "children's" civil war pension from the people's late fathers entitlement.
On April 9, 2011, The Economist commented on the lady:
"When Gertrude Janeway died in 2003, she was still getting a monthly check for $70 for a military pension earned by her late husband, John, on the Union side of the American civil war that ended in 1865. The pair had married in 1927, when he was 81 and she was 18. The amount may have been modest but the entitlement spanned three centuries".
Up to two years ago at least, and possibly today, they're still paying two "children's" civil war pension from the people's late fathers entitlement.
The only sentence for murder in the Isle of Man was death up to 1993
The last person to be sentenced to death was Tony Teare in 1992,who appealed and a retrial ordered at which he was found guilty in 1994.
Therefore he had the dubious honour of being the last person to be given the death sentence and the first person to be given a life sentence on the Island.
The last person to be sentenced to death was Tony Teare in 1992,who appealed and a retrial ordered at which he was found guilty in 1994.
Therefore he had the dubious honour of being the last person to be given the death sentence and the first person to be given a life sentence on the Island.
apparently the last 50 Man U fa cup games have been live on tv.