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***** Tottenham v AFC Bournemouth *****

Pirate55

The Last Man Standing 17/18
right guys and gals. This is my first ever OMT. Can't be worse than the last one (hopefully). We need some change to bring about our first win in five, so here goes.

Where: somewhere on South Coast near Arry's Gaff
When : Sunday 25th Oct
at: 2ish

Team:

Lloris

Walker
Toby
Verts
Rose

Dier

Dembele
Alli
Eriksen
Lamela

Kane.

2-5. Look at the date!
 
The fact you have steamed in there and taken on the challenge is EXACTLY what this club needs right now. I'm a believer! Pirate Hero will bring us a win.

You converted me. Now I'm a believer too! Oh wait...Hey... hey.. Wasn't that the Monkeys?
 
Tried to see if they had any celebrity fans. Apparently Jayne Middlemiss was the only one. Jim Davidson supported them in the 80s, but now favours Charlton. Batman used to live there once.
 
Ain't no Sonshine when he's gone.

We can't win without him. The curse is real. One man team.

COME ON SPURS!!!! Lets get some of these injured players back now, it's getting silly.

---------------------------Lloris-----------------------------

Walker--------Alderweireld-----Vertonghen-------Rose

----------------------Dier---------Dembele----------------

---Lamela-----------------Alli---------------------Eriksen--

---------------------------Kane-------------------------------
 
Tried to see if they had any celebrity fans. Apparently Jayne Middlemiss was the only one. Jim Davidson supported them in the 80s, but now favours Charlton. Batman used to live there once.

What the fudge was Kayne Middlemiss doing supporting a club from the opposite end of the country to where she was from.

Not surprised Davidson has changed clubs.
 
10 things that will surprise you about Bournemouth

1. Amanda Holden rode around naked on a bike


Actress Amanda Holden once rode around Bournemouth naked on a motorbike after being dared £20 by friends. After whizzing round the block she shouted ‘say no to crack’ at a security guard.

2. The Beatles loved Bournemouth

After Liverpool and London, Bournemouth is the UK town where the Beatles played the most concerts and their cover for their second album With the Beatles was a photograph taken at the Palace Court hotel in 1963.

3. A weird egg video which attracted thousands of viewers was filmed on Bournemouth beach.

A member of the public @Danny85bournemouth came across this weird egg that was washed up on Bournemouth beach in 2011 and posted the video on Youtube. The video received more than 420,000 views.

Danny said: "This massive egg, urchin thing was on the beach at Bournemouth this morning - it stank, my friend kicked it, it was like a massive shell. There was something inside."

4. Bournemouth enjoys a whopping 7.7 hours of sunshine a day

There is on average 7.7 hours of summer sunshine a day in Bournemouth and 4.7million tourists flock to the town every year.

5. The co-founder of Rolls Royce became the first British man to die in an aircraft crash.

The fateful day in Bournemouth was July 12, 1910 which saw the aviation pioneer Charles Rolls, having crossed the channel by balloon in 1906, die in a horrific crash. Rolls made more than 200 flights in his Wright Flyer, made under license by Short Bros. On that day its tail broke off with deadly consequences for the pilot. For more about why he was in Bournemouth read here

6. Bournemouth has been the home for great writers

Literary masters JRR Tolkein and Enid Blyton lived here and Robert Louis Stevenson wrote 'The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde' at 'Skerryvore' the house he shared with his wife in Westbourne.

7. Bournemouth serves up more than 2,000 ice creams a day

Every year an average of 750,000 ice creams are bought on the seven miles of Bournemouth's seafront. That's more than 2,000 a day.

8. The Great train robbers were arrested in Bournemouth

The first arrests in the Great Train Robbery investigation were made in Tweedale Road, off Castle Lane West.

9. Winston Churchill almost died in Bournemouth

It was a moment that could have changed the course of world history. In 1892 a young 18-year-old Winston Churchill fell from a bridge in Bournemouth. After falling 29 feet he was unconcious for three days and his injuries left him bedridden for three months. Decades later and historians are still arguing whether it was in Alum Chine or Branksome Dene.

Later on in 1940, Labour leader Clement Attlee made a historic phone call from the Highcliff Hotel which ensured that Winston Churchill would be Prime Minister.

10. The IRA tried to blow up Bournemouth pier when it bombed the town

In the summer of 1993 six bombs, believed to have been planted by the IRA, were planted in Bournemouth. Four went off destroying a furniture stores Maples and seriously damaging three other shops. The same night a bomb damaged the pier and a second was defused by Police. No one was hurt during the blasts but the damage was estimated at £1million.
 
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Just checking my emails it turns out i got offered a returned ticket for this but missed the deadline :mad:
 
1. Amanda Holden rode around naked on a bike

Actress Amanda Holden once rode around Bournemouth naked on a motorbike after being dared £20 by friends. After whizzing round the block she shouted ‘say no to crack’ at a security guard.
I wouldn't so no to that crack
 
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