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Originally Posted By: thespursfan
Football in Dorking can be traced back to the middle ages, when a five toe-ed cockerel was used as a ball and two sides, one from the council of elders, and one from the bank by the meadow chased it up and down Mill Lane.

This practice was ended by the Sheriff of Guildyforde on April Fools day 1664 in Kronenbourg.

Some of the locals still like to carry out this tradition, and I myself chased many a young bird up and down mill lane during the last century.

Nothing has changed except it seems Dorking FC and not the cockerel is the ball
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Originally Posted By: Gussy
It's not the drum, more to do with the Drummer and since he uses his bare hands this makes him stronger and to top it off better than

YOU!


Does that make him a wonker ?
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Originally Posted By: Gussy
It's not the drum, more to do with the Drummer and since he uses his bare hands this makes him stronger and to top it off better than

Oh yer, I often get blisters on my fingers because I drum so hard and so often and somtimes even get bruised hip due to all the drumming. I am the best drummer in league!














YOU!
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