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    The most Dickensian-sounding footballers

    A cocksure, strutting, popinjay - he entreated his associates to refer to him simply as "The Guv'nor"
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    The most Dickensian-sounding footballers

    My days of unhappiness in the classrooms and dormitories of Dotheboys Hall were enlivened only by the company of my one, constant friend - Master Tommy Elphick - a cheery soul with whom I would spend many hours at marbles or bowling the hoop.
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    The most Dickensian-sounding footballers

    Sir Rodolph Austin, the eminent physician, whose mere presence in the bedchamber of London's ailing lords and ladies is said to be efficacious in the case of palsy, vapours, dropsy, rickets, jaundice and scarlet fever.
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    I sent out the office boy Joe Garner for porter and pies.
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    I was astounded to find my former business associate Jack Collison among that unhappy band languishing in Newgate debtors prison.
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    I humbly apologise. The candle-light in my chamber is very weak and my consumption grows daily
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    The most Dickensian-sounding footballers

    On the death of my parents I was articled as an apprentice clerk in the chambers of the stern-visaged lawyer Clayton Donaldson
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    Our journey up the Thames from Chatham and into London pool was skilfully contrived by the ship's captain - Clarence Seedorf.
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    The most Dickensian-sounding footballers

    I always purchase both my fowl and my madeira from the estimable establishment of the finest local grocer - Mr Guy Butters. Honest fellow!
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    The most Dickensian-sounding footballers

    I do believe my fob watch has been stolen by that thieving scoundrel Harry Arter.
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    The most Dickensian-sounding footballers

    If you're venturing down to Limehouse basin on a dark, stormy night then I pray you - keep an eye out for the villainous Willo Flood.
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    The most Dickensian-sounding footballers

    Brennan Dickenson - the miller's son. A good-hearted soul led astray by his obsession with the beautiful but cold squire's daughter.

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