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it's going to be emotional tonight that's absolutely inevitable but I've decided

to lean into that and there are several different ways available for me to get from my current residents to Plow Lane.

But I've decided to take it all the way back when I first started going with my dad when I was 10 11 years old.

We'd drive, he'd drive us to Tulsa Hill Station and and then we get the train from there to Hayden's Road which is the

closest station to Plow Lane.

So that's exactly what I'm going to do.

Hayden's Road, here we come.

For you, Dad.

It will shortly be arriving at Hagenth Road. And so for the first time in 29 and a half years I am quite literally walking down the Hayden's road to see the Wombelaces.

It's such an unusual feeling. I've made this walk a lot of times

when I went to see Wimbledon when I was 11, 12, 13, etc.

But obviously not for so so long.

And it's not hit me yet, even though it's a familiar walk, familiar shape of road.

And in about a couple of hundred yards you turn the corner into Plow Lane.

I can remember walking up with my dad, tons of horseshoe everywhere, it's like minefield that you're trying to negotiate and

then straight into the old stadium.

Now where the old stadium was was on the corner of Hayden's Road and Plow Lane and now that is a series of flats and they're all blocks called Alan Cork House and

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