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PNE on 'enemy territory'



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Published Date: 03 July 2008
SIMON Grayson does not believe in sending his Pool players on long runs up and down the beach as they launch into pre-season training today ... but arch-rivals Preston North End don't agree.
See for yourselves from these pictures, as PNE ventured into enemy territory yesterday to train on St Annes beach.

Asked if his players would be running up and down the sand dunes, Grayson said: "I think those days have gone. We will work them hard but there won't be hours and hours of running. There will be a lot of ball work from day one and we will try to make it as varied and enjoyable as we can.

"The players were all weighed at the end of last season and they are allowed (to report in) a few pounds over that weight. I am sure they will have looked after themselves."

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  • Last Updated: 03 July 2008 7:05 AM
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  • Location: Blackpool
 
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Seasidesid78,

03/07/2008 08:26:32
its about time we had some donkeys on st Annes beach
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PNEforever,

03/07/2008 08:26:45
St Annes - More Preston Fans Live in the Flyde than Blackpool Fans.

Also St Annes is in Lancashire Blackpool is not.
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Firewall,

Cyberspace 03/07/2008 08:32:05
COME ON WHITES!!

What a class picture, a fantastic sight :o)


Forever in our shadow hee hee hee
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Cliffo,

03/07/2008 09:12:58
fantastic sight,are you having a laugh PKE,you keep dreaming,just remember your just a small club in lancashire hee hee hee
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DAVE73,

03/07/2008 09:26:21
i guess the sand is just like your pitch so practising there makes sense, blackpool players used to run up and down the beach years ago just goes to show which team is trailing behind the might BFC
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Heineken,

derby 03/07/2008 09:27:43
you thick pne fan since when has Blackpool not been in Lancashire
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PoolFan,

South Shore 03/07/2008 09:30:13
PNEforever....

When exactly did the Lancashire boundary change? and which County is Blackpool now in?
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A voice calling in the wilderness,

03/07/2008 09:37:15
Look what the tide brought in. All washed-up and no-where to go! Trips to Blackpool are the highlight of their year(and career), running their hearts out hoping to be spotted by Larry!
Premiership Never Ever!!!
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Cliffo,

03/07/2008 09:48:54
lol
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PNEforever,

03/07/2008 09:57:32
Have a look next time you travel outside your unitary boundary to Lytham or Fleetwood look for the sign thats says welcome to Lancashire. You have not been part of Lancashire since 1997 - No wonder Blackpool as a place is going to the dogs - Have you every read the news. Or even still ask the gazette.
I was only having a laugh your so touchy. Good luck for the season rather have teams from lancashire in the championship than the likes of colchester, scunthorpe.
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