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In honour of WSAG

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BadWool76

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Remember turn it on / turn it off ? No ? Well I do and I used to love reading their hilarous listings . Got me thinking of some things of today that make smile and vice versa .

Turn it off - 1 . Alex Fergurson aka Taggart . One ludicrous outburst after another . A frankly tedious tw*t of the highest order . Dont like our changing rooms ? Then try the carpark you bulb nosed cnut .
2 . Peter Andre . Do I really need a reason ? Encompasses everything that a man shouldnt be . Would you dare go out in public with a spray on tan ? Bring back public hanging .
3 . Fat people . I would have you all shot plain and simple .
4 . Evertonians who now praise David Moyes & think we dont remember you ****ging him off and calling for his head .
5 . Deliberately scruffy middle-class meffs types who live in the boxroom of their tory voting mum & dads comfortable detached who think smackhead Pete Doherty is a bohemian genius because an equally scruffy middleclass scribe from NME told them so.

Turn it up - 1 . Festival season is almost here . Priceless .
2. The F.A Cup Final 2009 . Pant pissing excitement .
3. Huey Morgan sunday show on BBC6 . Tune in and get schooled .
4. People Under The Stairs ......kings of the mic .
5. Steven Pienaar . Class act and my player of the season
 
Never read the magazine in question mate.

WSAG used to be an indispensable piece of reading . Now ? I dont know because ive stopped bothering bk in the early 90s it regulary had me wetting myself . The piece on Stylish Mancs in 79 was one of the best pieces of subjective journalism of the modern era . All written by some bloke from Speke .
 

WSAG used to be an indispensable piece of reading . Now ? I dont know because ive stopped bothering bk in the early 90s it regulary had me wetting myself . The piece on Stylish Mancs in 79 was one of the best pieces of subjective journalism of the modern era . All written by some bloke from Speke .

Doesnt he write for the Echo now? O'brien i think his name is
 

Billy the fish aka Robbie Fowler . Or Michael Owen drawn with an anvil shaped head on a ridiculously small body . Stone cold classic .
 
Doesnt he write for the Echo now? O'brien i think his name is


Dont know mate but I need to learn how to upload print onto here . Some of the things written in that Fanzine were so funny it beggered belief . The overseas correspondant . Andy Nichols used to contribute aswell with his away days tales . Andy Nichols.... I could tell you a few tales about him :lol:
 
Andy Nichols used to contribute aswell with his away days tales . Andy Nichols.... I could tell you a few tales about him :lol:

I am sure it will interest some on here, but that guy holds no interest for me at all. Would prefer his name was never mentioned in the same breath as Everton
 
saw the said guy in the airport in bergen, seems he'd organised the unofficial trips, kev the rat walked in went straight to him and shook his hand like they are bezzie mates.... i found that to be a bit wierd tbh.

i have some of the 1st wsag somewhere, born out of the viz era.
 
I am sure it will interest some on here, but that guy holds no interest for me at all. Would prefer his name was never mentioned in the same breath as Everton

Andy is a good lad who by the way has raised over 50,000 for good causes since he left his past behind . He regulary is involved with the ex-players association particulary Southall . You would never meet a bigger blue . No one is perfect . Was funny running into him in Nuremburg .
 

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