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  1. 'My great-great grandmother was born in Craven Cottage'published at 12:13 British Summer Time

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    Fulham

    Nick: Fulham were our local team, my father's family lived on Greyhound Road, my mother's on Everington Street. My great-great grandmother was born in the original Craven Cottage that stood before the stadium was built.

    When I was an eight-year-old lad, my grandfather and I were stood outside the gates one weekday afternoon. A chap was taking various items from his car into the Cottage, and he asked my grandad if there was anything he wanted.

    Grandad explained about my grandmother being born in the Cottage, whereupon we were whisked in to meet Alec Stock. I have only vague recollections of this, but my grandad remarked to the rest of my family that as a lifelong Fulham supporter, it took his grandson to finally get him into the Cottage!

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  2. Postpublished at 12:11 British Summer Time

    Patrick's been in touch about our Forest fan's memory (12:04 BST) wondering if the kiss from Brian Clough was consensual.

    Given Grandad was a Sheffield Wednesday supporter, am confident it wasn't!

  3. 'The Entertainers got me following'published at 12:08 British Summer Time

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    Newcastle United

    Ashley was drawn in by the football showcased by another memorable manager.

    A picture of Kevin Keegan with holding a Newcastle shirt with a supporter

    Ashley: My favourite and first Newcastle kit was the 1993-94 away kit. I had the whole kit and it still has my name sewn on the label. I recently got it signed by Kevin Keegan and it's now framed on the wall.

    'The Entertainers' got me following the Toon. We played exciting football and it's nice to see that return under Howe.

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  4. 'Clough kissed my grandad's head'published at 12:04 British Summer Time

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    Nottingham Forest

    Ryan's Sheffield Wednesday-supporting grandad got more than he bargained for when he met Brian Clough...

    Clough graphic

    Ryan: My first game was Sheffield Wednesday away with my grandad, a staunch SWFC fan. I sided with my parental side of the family and chose Forest. Back in 1991 he turned up, said he used to work at the ground and asked if we could have a look around pre-match.

    Then Forest turned up. Mr Clough jumped off the bus. I asked for his autograph. He told me to come in the dressing room, meet all the players then posed for pics and kissed my grandad on his bald head. We lost 2-1 but what a memory!

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  5. Postpublished at 12:04 British Summer Time

    Let's kick off with a good 'un about one of football's biggest characters...

  6. Hello!published at 12:00 British Summer Time

    A black image with the words My Club My Passion in white capitals. A woman in the middle celebrates with fists raised in front of a yellow background

    Welcome along to a very special treat.

    You have been flooding our Premier League club pages with your stories of why you love your club.

    So we thought we'd serve the best of them to you on a Friday lunchtime platter.

    And we'd love you to get involved too using the form at the top of the page.

    Buckle up - and enjoy.