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Potter
and McCarthy meet for what can best be
described as an uncooked gammon steak in The
Burrell. Quite what the RSPCA would make of
this man restraining his dog between his legs
remains to be seen
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It
was good to see Dimitar Berbatov on the train to
London Bridge
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After
laughing at Tom McCarthy's confussion over
meeting in The Borough Bar, we ironically found
a place with the same name
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This
church is in a market
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The
Old Kings Head was our drinking venue for the
evening
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After
a break of a couple of months, the Slade game
returned
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Slade
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Valder
is confused by Potter once again bringing an
apple to a game
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Potter's
bottle of water was emptied
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Rumble
smiles
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McCarthy
looks like a bit of a window licker
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The
corridor to the toilet featured this ladder,
which McCarthy naturally had to climb
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Rumble
produces another special face
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Pete
Canning was working his magic on the women on
the train from London Bridge to Charlton
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No
bottles, cans or similar objects were allowed
into the stadium
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The
Valley is a Premiership stadium. Shame Charlton
are in League One really
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A
low turnout for the glamour visit of Brighton
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Another
stand
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Tom
Walmsley is delighted to be in such a fine arena
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McCarthy
again sports what can best be described as a
somewhat disabled facial expression
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Rumble
was losing his Valley virginity
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Potter
was also entering The Valley for the first time
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The
teams shake hands in a friendly manner prior to
the game
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The
Albion players enter their pre-game huddle
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Rumble
had once again bought his own food into the
stadium to consume
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Robin
Wooley had made the trip from his Cambridge home
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The
Albion defend a corner
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Walmsley
was so hungry that he plumped for two hotdogs
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Peter
Brezovan continued in goal after his return to
the team against Leeds
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Clayton
was present at the stadium
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This
chap serving in the food concession stand was
freakishly tall
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A
large police presence was in order to keep the
Albion faithful under control
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Rumble
and McCarthy are delighted with their Charlton
Athletic branded pint holders
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A
meeting of minds takes place as Wetherspoons Man
and Charles 'Strike' Ball meet McCarthy
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Strike
and Rumble indicate that the Albion are,
somewhat suprisingly, 1-0 up
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Potter
isn't too impressed with his lubricated penis,
especially as it would go onto fall apart
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This
board was handy if you have dementia and forgot
the two line ups
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The
Albion come forward with a corner
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Inigo
Calderon once again looked ridiculously flair
after opening his Albion account
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Gary
Hart comes into the action
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The
Albion defend a corner
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The
Valley looks a delightful stadium under lights
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McCarthy,
Rumble and Wooley head off to urinate and as
they do so a large cheer erupts. Rumble sprints
back to see what the noise was for
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Unfortunately,
it turns out that what was missed was Elliot
Bennett doubling the Albion advantage
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Tommy
Elphick applaudes the fans as the Albion pull
off a shock 2-1 win
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The
players celebrate the three points that moves
them up 4 places into 19th
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Kane
was soon spotted upon leaving the stadium
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These
gates ensured that fans could not overcrowd the
platform at Charlton Station on leaving the
stadium
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Unfortunately,
this meant that fans could not enter a toilet
either, which resulted in a desperate Rumble
deciding to go in view of the large queue
waiting to get onto the platform
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Kane
and McCarthy are forced into sharing a toilet
cubicle on the train back from London Bridge,
and due to the lack of room a massive problem
occurs when the toilet ends up flooding, with
urine leaking underneath the door
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