Nobby Stiles Sportmans Evening

The evening went down with a success, we would like to thank everyone who turned up.

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#1 written by Mike Waldron
29 December 2009 - 1:24 pm

Thanks in particular to Colin Thomas and Stan Higgins for their efforts in making the evening successful

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