That proved to be the easy part. This article is taken from a three-part series from The Set Pieces, first published in 2016. The former Rokermen changed their nickname to the Black Cats but kept their identity in a ground built on the old Monkwearmouth Colliery, and named in reference to a miners lamp. The club were renovating their modest home when local businessman George Reynolds swooped and turned Darlo into his personal vanity project. The translucent blob was intended to sit on an artificial island in Portsmouth Harbour, but the water around it was owned by four different parties.
George Reynolds renamed the band that owns the home called Black87.
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George Reynolds renamed the band that owns the home called Black87 .
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