The vandals on the council got rid of the old market, even though it's a market town
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It's great when you walk in to a charity shop and...
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Quite a large market too though it was 40 years ago I last went there no time to look at charity shops - my Ford Cortina cam belt had snapped on the Market car park on a snowy day - doh RAC job ...The vandals on the council got rid of the old market, even though it's a market town
Do tell more Joseph or does one have to be in the "Old Everton Photos" clique to be privy to such info?
@COYB25, can you help him make sense of this post of Joey's? I think it was a typo myself but not sure
So after finishing as a footy player, Duncan McKenzie bought himself a fruit and veg shop in Prescot, then retired and became a delivery driver, following on from that, he became a full time criminal, legging it out of restraurants without paying, as an after dinner sneaker.
2008-2009. Got the same one from a local footy shirt trading group on facebook for next to nothing hahah
Randomly found an Everton hoodie in a local charity shop kind of thing about 15 years ago - they had put it on the window on a mannequin and everything, as they "don't know the team or anything", also had it for the equivalent of 5 quid at the time.
He kept away from a ginger numpty from Woolton who lurks about the charity shops looking for old sweaty trainers staying on subject plus stop farming
He kept away from a ginger numpty from Woolton who lurks about the charity shops looking for old sweaty trainers staying on subject plus stop farming
how is yer ma?
I have days out on the bus to "posh" places just to visit the Charity Shops. 90% of my clothes/shoes second hand.I live somewhere posh, and our local charity shops are ace.
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