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SUNDERLAND
- SATURDAY 30/10/2004 |
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| Oh
yes! The greatest match of the season. It was a
16 hour journey there and back to Sunderland. So
what better way to prepare for it than not going
to sleep the night before, instead chosing to
play some of the greatest board games ever seen.
The 'George McCartney Themed Evening' was only
ruined by the fact the inspirational Sunderland
defender was injured for Saturdays game. So,
just for you lucky people, we were awake for
over 24 hours to capture these photos from the
Stadium of Light |
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| Tom
Witham's humble abode was the choice of venue
for this exciting evening/mornings entertainment |
And
he soon whipped out both Guess Who and Bingo |
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| McCarthy
turns the ball machine in this tense game of
bingo |
These
handy green things allowed you to known which
numbers you had had calledl |
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| Tom
Witham gives it a turn as well |
But
the game is soon over, Tom Stewart being the
victor. He can hardly contain his delight |
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| Tom
Witham shows off his balls |
Stewart
kisses the ball drawer, which turned out to be
lucky for him tonight |
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| Next
up is Guess Who. Witham is excited about this
one |
McCarthy
looks forward to the big game in the red corner |
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| You
can cut the tension with a knife in this game
between Witham and McCarthy |
And
McCarthy is defeated, Witham showing extreme
delight at his triumph |
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| Next
up, Witham takes on Tom Stewart. The famous
Crocs flag used as a table cloth |
No
games night would be complete without hob nobs |
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some cheese straws |
McCarthy
returns to the Guess Who arena |
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| But
yet again, Tom Stewart comes out on top, with
the most wins overall |
And
he soon tours the living room on a lap of honour |
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| Now
came the main event, as Monopoly was whipped out |
You
could cut the tension with a knife |
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| Tom
Witham took on the key role as banker |
The
now legendary McCarthy Industries timepiece
shows us that it was 2.17am, and that the Crocs
would have to leave in just over 2 hours |
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| A
novel moment occurred, when somehow all 3
participants ended up in jail |
The
game approached its conclusion, with Tom Stewart
going onto triumph |
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| McCarthy
was well out of it, as he ran up a debt of £2660
after taking out a loan |
The
now legendary McCarthy Industries timepiece
shows us it was 3:14am when Guess Who was
brought back out |
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| Stewart
and Witham continue to battle it out in a
thrilling game |
The
now legendary McCarthy Industries timepiece
shows us it was 4:30am when these loyal Brighton
fans set off for the coach station, at the end
of a marvelous evening/mornings entertainment |
