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No
Crocs on Tour journey would be complete without
standard issue sausage rolls
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The
Stoke-on-Trent area provides Signal 1 on the
radio
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No,
this is not a piece of Photoshoppery, this car
was genuinely a sickeningly green colour
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One
of the tell-tale signs that you are in the north,
a chimney
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McCarthy
Haulage was once again on the road
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Another
sign of being in the north, Eddie Stobart
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The
Galpham Stadium is reached
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Upton
makes the classic mistake of leaving his burger
unattended on a table, which just invites McCarthy
to take a bite out of it
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Potter
is soon on Facebook and stalking some poor victim
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This
is not some sort of sick joke, Funnell was drinking
vodka red bull before a football game
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Upton
was modelling his Richie Barker t-shirt
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Funnell
was sporting this stylish lumberjacks number
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This
is not some sort of sick joke either, it is
actually Tom Cutting at a Brighton and Hove
Albion game
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McCarthy
cannot believe Cutting is making his first Crocs
appearance since the infamous Kevin Gall Themed
Evening before Carlisle away back in September
2006
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Upton
looks delighted to have him back on board
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Potter
is banished to the corner with the tree
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Clayton
was also sporting an excellent garment, namely
a Mark McGhee t-shirt
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We
soon find a bizarre mascot, namely a large plastic
bag
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Andy
Both masks are soon purchased, and sported by
Upton, McCarthy, Funnell and Potter
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The
Huddersfield lion mascot was milling around
outside the stadium
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Upton
is soon attempting to blow up a plane that was
designed to be reminiscent of The Great Escape,
but he failed in spectacular style
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The
main stand of the Galpham
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The
stand behind the goal
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This
stand was sponsored by a tailors
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Rumble
had appeared, and looked reminiscent of a terrorist
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Slade
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Witham
looked delighted to be at such a key game
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His
mood was soon to pick up though when a mass
plethora of cheerleaders made their way out
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Potter
found a novel way to ensure he could both see
and more importantly wear his Andy Booth mask
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The
cheerleaders give an excellent performance
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Despite
the fact that the Albion would be playing in
yellow and blue, some bright spark had decided
yellow and purple balloons to be appropriate
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The
teams come onto the pitch to what can only be
described as an American reception
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Wetherspoons
Man was once again present
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Russell
makes a note, while Dean White risks the wrath
of the law by straying out of his technical
box
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Owusu
and Cox receive some instructions
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Lloyd
was looking to equal Bobby Zamora's loan record
by making it six in six
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The
team coach would have proven an easy target
to drive off with due to the fact that the door
had been left open
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Owusu
gets the equaliser that would make the Albions
task next week in staying up a lot easier
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Alex
Smithies is one of the most in-demand keepers
outside the top flight, and this photo shows
that it is not hard to see why
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An
Albion free-kick
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The
Seagulls continue to go forward and look for
the goal that would confirm safety
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Davies
Craig replaces Owusu
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The
stewards line up in order to prevent an Albion
pitch invasion
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Andy
Whing applaudes the fans after the hard earned
2-2 draw
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The
players congratulate each other after another
step towards safety is taken
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The
Huddersfield fans invade the pitch, as their
home season and the home career of Andy Booth
comes to an end
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