Village by us is having a football game v spurs!? there is a raffle to play for spurs
:-) might enter :)
http://www.bucksfreepress.co.uk/news/localnews/marlow/117483 08.Your_chance_to_play_with_football_legends_as_vi llage_club _host_Spurs/
Premier league legends are set to descend on a sleepy south Bucks village for a club fundraising day in March.
Hambleden FC will take on the might of the Spurs Legends FC, with big names such as Teddy ****tingham, Ruel Fox and Darren Anderton lining up against the village side.
The day-long fundraiser is generating cash to buy new ground equipment for the Wycombe and District League club and to help keep its new clubhouse open.
One lucky bidder will win a place in the Spurs squad, including the dressing room experience with former England internationals and at least 15 minutes on the field.
Children will have the chance to be team mascots for both teams, for a donation fee.
The Spurs players will also be on hand to sign autographs and pose for photographs.
The club is hoping to make a day of it, with food, drink, stalls and entertainment and a raffle with prizes including a tour of Wembley Stadium.
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I know Hambleden very well. I used to cycle there and back as a child from Fawley Bottom. Past The
Drovers pub and the dovecotes as dappled sunlight poured through the trees.
Ah, childhood, snin! A simpler time. A time before hangovers and mortgages. But lost now. Lost. Never to return.
I was involved with Hambleden Herbs at one point.
Stag and hunsman in Hambleden still very nice..also the stream in hambleden started up again
a few years back having dryed up when I was about 18 for about 20 years! .. its been in so many films..chitty chitty, sleepy hollow,..its one of johnny depps favourite places i believe..
they filmed into the woods there too
http://www.henleystandard.co.uk/news...php?id=1373321
plus you didnt grow up in Fawley did you ??! were you visiting family or something ?
or are you related to John and Myfanwy Piper ?!
No. Friends of the family had a house there that we stayed at very often.
The Lubys, they were called.
Oh, right, we're letting "Fawley Bottom" go are we?
I was about to comment when I was called away
Mr Luby of of Fawley Bottom
Believe it or not, the chap's first name was that of a Marlborough victory in the War of the .
Spanish Succession. I shan't say which one, as he's still alive.
Top levels of poshness there imo.
