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Les Beeavinu
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When I was but a wee young teenager I did FIC course and was training with him... you may think this would be fun for a wide eyed youngster, however it was more teary eyed 
youngster as I gazed forlornly on the next pitch where Deano was taking the drills :sad:
youngster as I gazed forlornly on the next pitch where Deano was taking the drills :sad:mhead bee
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There was always two people who thought paul buckle was a great footballer...his dad and him!
To be fair he was part of the 91 championship squad but never really was up to much. Christ I am getting old now :sad:
To be fair he was part of the 91 championship squad but never really was up to much. Christ I am getting old now :sad:
Or maybe I am just being picky, or maybe it was obvious and I should shut up 
Boston Bee
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My first match was August '91, and amongst my memories is what a poor match Buckle played - and all the people around me in the Paddock telling Buckle just what they thought of him. 
shepperton bee
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never really made it at brentford but one of a number of the fa youth cup semi final team who went on to make a reasonable living ..remember the 2-0 down win 3-2 game against swansea ?..he came on as sub and actually made quite an impact ...talking of the fayc side wot was the name of the kid upfront who scored absolutely shedloads of goals in that team but dont think he ever played for the 1st team ???
Les Beeavinu
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Les Beeavinu
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Streetboy said:Went to Fulham didn't he? When we were in the league above them
That's right. I remember giving him a tonne of abuse when they played Hayes in the cup at Craven Cottage. That is, until a big hatted, yellow jacketed man told me that it would be in my interests to stop.
Billy Hunt
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Scored against us for Fulham.Les Beeavinu said:
Paul Buckle made his debut, along with Matt Howard, against York City, last game of the 1987/88 season. I was twelve. I believe women and children were admitted without charge for this game.
I remember him scoring away to Preston on the plastic pitch, in the championship season. We lost 3-2.
I feel old.
There is a faint smell of wee in the air.:sad:
The Grim Reaper is making plans for our meeting.
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Les Beeavinu
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Billy Hunt said:Scored against us for Fulham.
Paul Buckle made his debut, along with Matt Howard, against York City, last game of the 1987/88 season. I was twelve. I believe women and children were admitted without charge for this game.
I remember him scoring away to Preston on the plastic pitch, in the championship season. We lost 3-2.
I feel old.
There is a faint smell of wee in the air.:sad:
The Grim Reaper is making plans for our meeting.
Gosh over 30!!! I'd make sure your financial affairs are in order if I were you.
Billy Hunt
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Jimbee
Who's the dummy?
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Billy Hunt said:Scored against us for Fulham.
Paul Buckle made his debut, along with Matt Howard, against York City, last game of the 1987/88 season. I was twelve. I believe women and children were admitted without charge for this game.
I remember him scoring away to Preston on the plastic pitch, in the championship season. We lost 3-2.
I feel old.
There is a faint smell of wee in the air.:sad:
The Grim Reaper is making plans for our meeting.
Was this the game Matt Howard got booked straight away for not telling the ref his name.
Billy Hunt
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FACT - his only spell in the big time.Jimbee said:
He gave me a proper stare in that game after I reminded him of a few things in the paddock - nothing changesBilly Hunt said:Scored against us for Fulham.
. Gutted we lost it - a hopeful 30 yard punt from Stant whacked off Evans' thigh and then looped over Benstead. Even Rostron's winner the next week at Craven Cottage couldn't make up for it.