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BOOTHFERRY PARK

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The Late Tackle Magazine Team
21 May 2015

DARREN NORTON takes an emotional trip down memory lane to Hull City’s old home...

“Re-visit graveyards Pubs and clubs But don’t go back To a place you love They quickly turn To distant shores No longer yours, no longer mine, no longer ours”

THE above are lyrics from a song by former Beautiful South duo Paul Heaton and Jacqui Abbott from their latest album.
The song refers to a time of industry and factories, vibrant workplaces that were sadly lost. It also refers to the social aspect of such places, and the impact of the closures when the variou...

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