Stevenage Matchday poster

[Brian C]

OK, very poor results lately.
Hopefully a return to winning ways at home to Stevenage.
I have uploaded the latest special matchday poster created for the Stevenage game on St George's Day.
I have also updated the fixture list with results, although I wish I hadn't !!!

Download at http://www.bkc3.info

[Gone_Shrimping]

Great poster. There's an awful lot of red on that results page especially after October !

I see the pre match etc is in "The Globe Bar". Is this The Globe Grill

[Keith]

Fry-up & 1966 World Cup Final looks like a good deal! I've never seen the whole of that game.

[outsider]

Just a shame that the St Georges Day poster uses the Union flag.

May be just a personal thing but should be The George Cross.

I get the multi cultural thing MFC are trying to promote but it is ENGLAND's DAY.

[marky No.1]

Yes i am sure St. George would have been happy to share his England Day with St. Andrew and St. David

Mick Dennison would have had a field day with this one

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[Loyalsupporter]

Horrendous mistake

St Georges day with St Georges flag

you don't see Scotland, Ireland, Wales flying the union jack on their respective days


were English from England which fair enough is part of Great Britain, but it is St Georges, ENGLANDS day

multicultural, my arse

www.StGeorgesDay.com were ENGLISH

[mrpotatohead]

English yes, cream tea, cricket, warm beer......but not ST George , he is the patron saint of countless countries and was born in the middle east, never even had English parents, Greeks apparently.

[Loyalsupporter]

English yes, cream tea, cricket, warm beer......but not ST George , he is the patron saint of countless countries and was born in the middle east, never even had English parents, Greeks apparently.

St George was born to Christian parents in A.D. 270 (3rd Century) in Cappadocia, now Eastern Turkey. He moved to Palestine with his Mother and became a Roman soldier, rising to the high rank of Tribunus Militum

[Keith]

I thought he was Syrian (modern day Syria... or what's left of it )