ha ha ha ha

[Reidy's Bottle Of Grecian]

JAMIE CARRAGHER wants Everton to provide the opposition in his testimonial match - with all the proceeds going to local charities.
The Liverpool star has been due a testimonial since 2007 and had originally wanted the game to take place at the Reds’ planned new stadium in Stanley Park.
But with the stadium plans now having been put back at least another year, the game is now more likely to take place at Anfield.
And Carragher would like nothing better than for Liverpool to take on local rivals Everton – the team he supported as a boy – in an occasion which he hopes would bring both sets of fans closer together
icLiverpool - Jamie Carragher wants testimonial match against Everton

he'll change his mind after the derby me thinks​

 

[Sharpys top lip]

I wouldn't do anything for that bootle bindipper. [Poor language removed] him an his shitty club.

Arrrrr feel better now

 

[TX Bill]

Are you kidding?

Just after his recent interview?

Um, no.

 

[Robert Jarvis]

Remember the penalty [Poor language removed] with this guy. Stuff him.

 

[SuitsBlue]

play a fans eleven.

 

[Dutch Toffee]

Get Duncan Ferguson out of retirement for one day and tell him, "No holds barred!":toilet:

 

[padefc]

play a fans eleven.

book me in (steel toey's are allowed aren they)

 

[Reidy's Bottle Of Grecian]

you'll notice i put this in the ale house thats cos thats what he is....ALE HOUSE

is it this same jamie ?
Now and then

Footballers and Christmas parties



[FONT=Geneva,Arial,sans-serif]Lee Honeyball
Sunday December 1, 2002
Observer Sport Monthly

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As Manchester United's youth team try to persuade the likes of Roy Keane, David Beckham and Ryan Giggs to dress-up as the Village People for the club's Christmas party, one thing is certain (apart from the fact that Keano won't be the mustachioed leather-clad motorbiker) - it's time for more idiotic festive behaviour from the nation's footballers.
A tradition that started as a civilised get-together between first teamers, club staff, and sometimes even a few directors - usually involving little more than party hats, balloons and a few glasses of brandy - has gradually descended into an excuse for players to abuse and disgrace themselves. Almost always in fancy dress.
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The bad behaviour peaked in 1998 when Liverpool defender Jamie Carragher got a little bit too into the swing of things. At the club's bash, the England international - dressed as the Hunchback of Notre Dame - quickly whipped off his hunch and reached for the whipped cream upon noticing the arrival of the night's entertainment. 'Scene of lust: guests hurl themselves into a frenzy' the News Of The World captioned one gruesome picture (above, right) as Carragher and several of his team mates (with blacked-out areas to protect their modesty) cavorted with the strippers. 'A disgusting betrayal of trust' was how the Sunday tabloid described the action over a four-page spread graphically detailing the action. As the debauchery kicked off Michael Owen allegedly went to stand in the corner while Paul Ince remained at the DJ booth looking 'concerned'.

and one here from a ushited forum
Liverpool Gay Sex Scandal - RedCafe.net

tutt tutt jamie, what kind of example is that to set, must be following his 'arl fellas example.
Jamie Carraghers Dad is a ticket tout.... - RedCafe.net

 

[sotnas]

Break his [Poor language removed] leg...hey, break them both...

Oh, [Poor language removed] it, just kick his arse real bad. Kick his head, his balls, anything that can provide pain goes.:stick:

 

[coyney]

Would I go to that match erm NO FUUCKING WAY my he catch aides of Gerrard

 

[Sharpys top lip]

The babys jamies.......Oh steven gerrard...........the babys jamies!!


hahahahaha.