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EMBRACE OUR YOUNGER FANS

IN THE PICTURE: Younger fans have a role to play on a matchday
PICTURE: Edmund Boyden

MANY moons ago, along with a few friends, our parents agreed we could take in our first solo away day.
Armed with printed instructions of how to get from train station to ground – turn left at the bottom of the high street, under the bridge etc – plus enough cash to keep us fed and watered as well as a BT charge card to use in phone boxes to update on progress, we set off.
Despite barely a hair on a chin between us, the chap on the gate refused to take our word we were under 16 and...

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