We played Warrington last week, lost that one but can’t win them all. They brought a large and vocal contingent, a good bunch. Away to Wigan on Thursday.
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We played Warrington last week, lost that one but can’t win them all. They brought a large and vocal contingent, a good bunch. Away to Wigan on Thursday.
The Challenge Cup. We find out who they play next on Tuesday.
FT: 56:10 and into the next round.
🏉 HT: York Knights 24-0 Keighley Cougars
🏉 Challenge Cup action today. York Knights vs Keighley Cougars.
Lookin' good. #York
Lookin' good. #York
Time now for one of these. #York
Back at the #York stadium for some footie. York City lead 2-1. ⚽️
FT: 30-38. That was a great game to watch, very entertaining. Knights put up a super show.
HT: 18-22 Still in it, all to play for second half.
Time for some action: York Knights vs Warrington. 🏉
Time to meet these fat rascals #Bettys
Yummy! 😋
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Is it too early for hot cross buns? #Bettys
Happy Chinese New Year #York #ChineseNewYear
Lookin' good, #York. 👀
Oh, marvellous. So that is where it all happened. 🏉
Yes. The Knights have come so far and credit must go to all those who have been involved along the way. There’s a nice plaque by Clarence Gardens, I took a picture of it when it was unveiled.
What a match that was. One for the ages! And, yes, a full house, easily over 8,000 there.
At the #York stadium for York Knights v Hull Kingston Rovers.
A two-storey half-timbered house with attic.
White Rose Cafe, #York, in, I guess, early 1950s.
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At the LNER stadium #York for York City vs Forest Green Rovers.
Found The Little Ale House in Stonegate. Opened last year, used to be Little Bettys and then a Harrogate Gin shop. #pubsofYork
Lookin' good. 👀 #York
It’s the grey season ☁️ with a cold wind.
But there’s always coffee.
A two-storey building in Flemish style with attic. Red-brick gabled facade. Dated 1897. Doorway on left with round arch and recessed door.
The Black Horse, Monkgate. Dated 1897. Grade II listed.
Built in a Flemish style with distinctive red brick facade and carved stone detail to the design of WG Penty, architect, by JJ Hunt Brewery on site of earlier premises.
Renamed The Tap and Spile between 1988 and 2014.
#pubsofYork
Lookin' good, #York. 👀
At the LNER for York City vs Braintree. York City 4-0 up at halftime.
