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Ophelia wrote:
My school started life as a church, turned into a school and now is
owned by a small manufacturer - stained glass windows and all!

"Derek F" wrote Strange what has happened to
churches that have closed.
I have sen some converted into flats, warehouses, restaurants and a huge
betting shop full of Punters praying for a miracle win.
Derek

Two in Chorley, Lancashire have become mosques.
Truebrit.

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On 31/08/2013 09:47, GordonD wrote:
"Derek F" wrote in message
...

Smith is perhaps unique for having played for three Scottish League
Championship teams without playing for Rangers or Celtic and playing
in the European Cup for them all including two semi finals.


A slightly later era, but Alan Gordon is the only man to play for
Hearts, Hibs and both Dundee clubs.

Get your Scottish football trivia here, folks. Amaze and annoy your
friends!
I was at the Cup Final he played in for Hibs. That was the afternoon I
started smoking again, Celtic 6 Hibs 1.
As an accountant he was able to keep track of the score.
Derek

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On 31/08/2013 21:38, Truebrit wrote:
Ophelia wrote:
My school started life as a church, turned into a school and now is
owned by a small manufacturer - stained glass windows and all!

"Derek F" wrote Strange what has happened to
churches that have closed.
I have sen some converted into flats, warehouses, restaurants and a huge
betting shop full of Punters praying for a miracle win.
Derek

Two in Chorley, Lancashire have become mosques.
Truebrit.


Well you need to cater for population chsanges
There was something on TV recently where a church was being used on
different days by Christians and Muslims. Semed like a good use of a
facility.
Derek

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Ophelia wrote:
My school started life as a church, turned into a school and now is
owned by a small manufacturer - stained glass windows and all!

"Derek F" wrote Strange what has happened to
churches that have closed.
I have sen some converted into flats, warehouses, restaurants and a huge
betting shop full of Punters praying for a miracle win.
Derek

Truebrit wrote:
Two in Chorley, Lancashire have become mosques.
Truebrit.


"Derek F" wrote: Well you need to cater for
population chsanges
There was something on TV recently where a church was being used on
different days by Christians and Muslims. Semed like a good use of a
facility.
Derek

True, provided they share the property taxes/rates.
Truebrit.

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"Derek F" wrote in message
...
On 31/08/2013 09:47, GordonD wrote:
"Derek F" wrote in message
...

Smith is perhaps unique for having played for three Scottish League
Championship teams without playing for Rangers or Celtic and playing
in the European Cup for them all including two semi finals.


A slightly later era, but Alan Gordon is the only man to play for
Hearts, Hibs and both Dundee clubs.

Get your Scottish football trivia here, folks. Amaze and annoy your
friends!
I was at the Cup Final he played in for Hibs. That was the afternoon I
started smoking again, Celtic 6 Hibs 1.
As an accountant he was able to keep track of the score.

1972, back when Hibs had only gone seventy years without a Scottish Cup win.
It's now at 111 years and counting - makes a Brit win at Wimbledon seem like
a regular occurrence...
--
Gordon Davie
Edinburgh, Scotland

"Slipped the surly bonds of Earth...to touch the face of God."

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On 31/08/2013 22:55, GordonD wrote:
"Derek F" wrote in message
...
On 31/08/2013 09:47, GordonD wrote:
"Derek F" wrote in message
...

Smith is perhaps unique for having played for three Scottish League
Championship teams without playing for Rangers or Celtic and playing
in the European Cup for them all including two semi finals.


A slightly later era, but Alan Gordon is the only man to play for
Hearts, Hibs and both Dundee clubs.

Get your Scottish football trivia here, folks. Amaze and annoy your
friends!
I was at the Cup Final he played in for Hibs. That was the afternoon I
started smoking again, Celtic 6 Hibs 1.
As an accountant he was able to keep track of the score.

1972, back when Hibs had only gone seventy years without a Scottish Cup
win. It's now at 111 years and counting - makes a Brit win at Wimbledon
seem like a regular occurrence...
It is unbelievable that they have failed so often. My father had to wait
around fifty years for Hearts to win the Cup.
The three game Final against Rangers in 1979 was the most nerve racking.
I travelled up from London for the first two and then stayed over for
the third.
Derek

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On 31/08/2013 22:13, Truebrit wrote:
Ophelia wrote:
My school started life as a church, turned into a school and now is
owned by a small manufacturer - stained glass windows and all!

"Derek F" wrote Strange what has happened to
churches that have closed.
I have sen some converted into flats, warehouses, restaurants and a huge
betting shop full of Punters praying for a miracle win.
Derek

Truebrit wrote:
Two in Chorley, Lancashire have become mosques.
Truebrit.


"Derek F" wrote: Well you need to cater for
population chsanges
There was something on TV recently where a church was being used on
different days by Christians and Muslims. Semed like a good use of a
facility.
Derek

True, provided they share the property taxes/rates.
Truebrit.


Or pay rent.
Derek

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"Derek F" wrote in message
...
On 31/08/2013 22:55, GordonD wrote:
"Derek F" wrote in message
...
On 31/08/2013 09:47, GordonD wrote:
"Derek F" wrote in message
...

Smith is perhaps unique for having played for three Scottish League
Championship teams without playing for Rangers or Celtic and playing
in the European Cup for them all including two semi finals.


A slightly later era, but Alan Gordon is the only man to play for
Hearts, Hibs and both Dundee clubs.

Get your Scottish football trivia here, folks. Amaze and annoy your
friends!
I was at the Cup Final he played in for Hibs. That was the afternoon I
started smoking again, Celtic 6 Hibs 1.
As an accountant he was able to keep track of the score.

1972, back when Hibs had only gone seventy years without a Scottish Cup
win. It's now at 111 years and counting - makes a Brit win at Wimbledon
seem like a regular occurrence...
It is unbelievable that they have failed so often. My father had to wait
around fifty years for Hearts to win the Cup.
The three game Final against Rangers in 1979 was the most nerve racking.
I travelled up from London for the first two and then stayed over for the
third.


I was half-listening to the radio commentary on the second replay. I got
quite excited when I heard that Arthur Duncan had scored...until the penny
dropped that it was an own goal.
--
Gordon Davie
Edinburgh, Scotland

"Slipped the surly bonds of Earth...to touch the face of God."

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Martin wrote:
This thread was started as a place for comments on a BBC TV
programme.
So wot?

Bill

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On 02/09/2013 11:55, GordonD wrote:
"Derek F" wrote in message
...
On 31/08/2013 22:55, GordonD wrote:
"Derek F" wrote in message
...
On 31/08/2013 09:47, GordonD wrote:
"Derek F" wrote in message
...

Smith is perhaps unique for having played for three Scottish League
Championship teams without playing for Rangers or Celtic and playing
in the European Cup for them all including two semi finals.


A slightly later era, but Alan Gordon is the only man to play for
Hearts, Hibs and both Dundee clubs.

Get your Scottish football trivia here, folks. Amaze and annoy your
friends!
I was at the Cup Final he played in for Hibs. That was the afternoon I
started smoking again, Celtic 6 Hibs 1.
As an accountant he was able to keep track of the score.

1972, back when Hibs had only gone seventy years without a Scottish Cup
win. It's now at 111 years and counting - makes a Brit win at Wimbledon
seem like a regular occurrence...
It is unbelievable that they have failed so often. My father had to
wait around fifty years for Hearts to win the Cup.
The three game Final against Rangers in 1979 was the most nerve racking.
I travelled up from London for the first two and then stayed over for
the third.


I was half-listening to the radio commentary on the second replay. I got
quite excited when I heard that Arthur Duncan had scored...until the
penny dropped that it was an own goal.
A penalty saved and then a goal given away.
I think that was the night there was a tremendous downpour after the
game as we lined up to get into the station.
Derek