Put simply, the 1990s has gained a reputation as a peak era for culture, fashion, music, and social development for a reason. And what better way to indulge in a spot of nostalgia than by taking a look back at some of our best retro archive pictures of Preston back in those heady days?
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13. A group of Chernobyl children enjoyed their first-ever game of football while on a special visit to Lancashire. Boys and girls from Belorussia have been brought over to stay with families for a holiday by a local charity. They were challenged to a fun football match by the Kirkham under 11s team and played on Turbary Rangers' pitch at Trebaron Garden Centre in Whitestake, near Preston. Pictured: Referee Lenny Belsham warns the captain of the Kirkham Junior Under 11's Tom Thackway (left) and captain of the Belarus select 11 Igor Vaysman, 11,b efore their friendly match
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14. Soccer ace Andy Saville and his fellow team mates are on the books of a singing teacher who is helping them to tune up ready for their big break into the music business. The players were rehearsing the Animals 60s hit The House of The Rising Sun, at their Deepdale ground, with Preston singing teacher Gillian Littlesair. The soprano, who coaches Presotn choir, has been brought in to train the team before they put their voices to the final recording of the track
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15. The battle of sexes has spilled out over a Lancashire bar. Things turned bitter at the Cartford Hotel in Little Eccleston, near Garstang, because local brewer John Smith has installed a new beer pump featuring a topless woman. John, who owns the Hart Brewery next door to the pub, fell out with barmaid Fiona McCulloch after she drew a bra on the female, who was advertising the beer called Temptress
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16. Retro Match for May 28th 2014 Preston North End V Notts County Preston's Jon Macken scores his second November 1999 PNE won the match 2-0
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