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In a strange twist of events l found myself in conversation with a young lady who had attended Layer Road for a match against Hull City in our first season in The Championship. The 5-1 encounter.
We were attending a promo evening for a band called The Datsuns in North London in 2008.
During the evening she explained that she had been present at a party that made the national news due to the tragic death of someone by the name of Mark Blanco.
The incident occurred in December 2006.
This incident will be shown on Channel 4 on Monday night at 22.00 in an hour long documentary and several people known to me have made contributions.
It may be of interest to some.
I am very much hoping that the police will reinvestigate the death of Mark Blanco as a result of what will be included in the content.
I know that what l was told by this young lady 15 years ago has been instrumental in the making of this documentary.
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Tigers at Layer Road on 12:13 - Dec 24 with 144 views
More misery for the Lego Heads as they slumped to their 5th consecutive defeat at the hooves of the rampant Moose and Elk side who were two nil ahead inside the first twenty minutes with White Tail firing in from 35 legs on nine minutes and tapping home a rebound on 18 minutes to put the Rovers in total command.
The Lego Heads made five changes at half time but were unable break down the Rovers rearguard and suffered a further set back with their supremo K. Lego heading past his own goalkeeper on 84 minutes.
Attendance
988 ( including 33 flying geese )
Match highlights Moose & Elk official TV channel.
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Tigers at Layer Road on 21:16 - Dec 24 with 61 views
POLAR BEAR INFLATABLES V GHOSTS OF CHRISTMAS FUTURE
Kick Off 14.30 GMT
Ground staff are currently clearing Christmas puddings from the goalmouth at the Pentland Hills end and several large dollops of cream in the centre circle.
There is also work required to secure the fencing along the Moorfoot Hills perimeter after yesterday's Bison stampede at the final whistle.
For anyone unable to attend today's match there will be live commentary on POLAR radio and edited highlights on INFLATABLE TV this evening at 10pm.
UPDATE - Match goes ahead but kick off put back to 15.00 GMT.
A large festive crowd is expected for today's top of the table clash with the Ghosts bringing a large following who are travelling to the match on clouds.