Alastair Campbell Summarises The Blackburn Game


By Alastair Campbell
October 19 2009

For four minutes, Ewood Park was a blissful, beautiful place to be. Four minutes, the gap between Robbie Blake's opening goal for Burnley, and the Blackburn equaliser that saw the bliss make the short journey from the away end to the rest of the ground.

Four minutes that flashed by like seconds, wonderful while they lasted, as bodies crashed into each other, strangers hugged each other, and the anxiety of weeks of anticipation gave way to unadulterated 24 carat claret and blue joy.

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Alastair Campbell Summarises The Blackburn Game
Posted by: TheLongside.co.uk (IP Logged)
Date: 19/10/2009 20:25

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Re: Alastair Campbell Summarises The Blackburn Game
Posted by: davemauritius (IP Logged)
Date: 20/10/2009 18:04

Had the return match after one week ,we would have inflicted a severe defeat to Black Burn . We have the patience to wait to wreak our revenge .

Re: Alastair Campbell Summarises The Blackburn Game
Posted by: GrimsbyClaret (IP Logged)
Date: 21/10/2009 20:03

I like reading Alastair Campbells reports.

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Re: Alastair Campbell Summarises The Blackburn Game
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Date: 21/10/2009 20:26

I think he captures the games well in his reports. If only he could have been as accurate on WMD's in Iraq...

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