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BBC's Football Focus have just offered a lovely obituary for Gordon Sparks (1961-2022) who died at young age of 61. They mentioned he was a devoted Plymouth fanatic.

https://www.fgr.co.uk/news/tickets-and-travel-south-shields-a Free travel though with some free goodies on board.

FGR's away match at South Shields reminded me of my regular trips to Wembley to watch FA Amateur Cup. There always seemed to be a Geordie team in Final and one of the last finals I watched was North Shields beating current league team Sutton United. Bloody hell, those teams in North East have...

I politely and respectfully refer you to your own post #15,152 of 25 September on page 506 of the ‘League One Away Support Thread’.

Don't matter, Cowley as manager at Lincoln always won at TNL.

Newcastle- yes but it is small consolation to be 2nd favourites to win against lowly opposition as South Shields. However Tyneside is a football hotbed and the crowd could be better than at TNL.

Although they lost match on Monday against Charlton, Portsmouth fans must be confident of a good result against visitors FGR to Fratton Park on Saturday. Portsmouth manager Danny Cowley has an exceptionally good record v FGR: – when manager of Lincoln City he won every match against the...

Yet another away fixture in FA Cup and yet another possible/probable loss to lower league opposition. Seems the FA Cup gods don't like FGR. Chairman Dale Vince must be tearing his hair out: - he desperately wants a decent FA Cup run but has not had one since taking over the club five (or so)...

Without checking the records I suspect that FGR have the worst FA Cup record of all in this division and possibly the entire league. Last season was typical example: FGR top of League 2 table and lose to National League South mid-table St Albans.

Identical away support (1,481) as last away match at Plymouth !!

Portsmouth win v FGR [Joker]

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159 FGR at Port Vale

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Port Vale win v FGR [Joker]

If both teams can avoid relegation by copying each other, then that must be considered a successful strategy. ;)

What is interesting is that Charlton & Peterboro have two consecutive home games during this period while FGR & Bristol R have two away games. FGR & Bristol R would I'm sure have preferred it the other way around, in the optimistic hope of securing points towards League 1 survival: - ie success...