summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
Done ; my user name is Nil Satis Nisi Optimum ; that'll confuse them. I was tempted to be sarcastic but reined myself in.
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summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
Got some info, though not relevant to us it refers to a match at Chelsea, nice pics :
People are looking for me, including one who supports Fulham, with Wigan as his second team. He was just looking for an English team to support so I've recommended he tries us for sarcasm and cynicism aplenty.
http://www.southsidesox.com/2014/2/27/5448802/white-sox-giants-world-tour-feb-26-1914#4059249
People are looking for me, including one who supports Fulham, with Wigan as his second team. He was just looking for an English team to support so I've recommended he tries us for sarcasm and cynicism aplenty.
http://www.southsidesox.com/2014/2/27/5448802/white-sox-giants-world-tour-feb-26-1914#4059249
I remember Peter Farrell very well, Captain and right-half. I never got a toffee either, Joey, but then no one did if they were
in the Upper Bullens and later the boys pen like me. The Toffee Lady couldn't throw that far.
in the Upper Bullens and later the boys pen like me. The Toffee Lady couldn't throw that far.
royvernon39
Player Valuation: £10m
The Boys Pen and the Territorial Imperative: I always thought that Richard Attenborough and the BBC could have saved the fares to Africa to record the monkeys by sticking a camera on the fence.
Off topic this, I know, but my daughter says that Attenborough is a fraud. She says he just watches the wild life footage, does
voiceovers and never leaves his couch. Don't know where she got that from, but there you go.
Er, I don't agree with her, btw
I was either in the Gladwys street - the Park end - the paddock - Jeff it was impossible to get one it was a rugby scramble, and the height of those walls at the front is often where they rolled down to! which were packed with lads stood on boxes crates etc, they were favourites!
It was always nice to see her parade around all the ground just 1/2 an hour or so before kick off - I went in the boys pen once, 2 & 1/2 p sixpence in those days - It was hard to see the game with the lads climbing up the cage for a better view, I only started seeing the blues at the age of 5/6 years old so I missed Peter Farrell - My late Father stated he was a great Captain who he watched when we were struggling a wee bit, Tommy Eglington he liked too in that team his favourite player ever was TG Jones, and Tony Kay- TG Jones he told me was the first centre half he had seen dribble the ball out of defence and surge forwards, and could use both feet, and had a tremendous shot with either ., and he was so fast, Dixie Dean Praises the ability of TG Jones too!
dave abrahams
Player Valuation: £8m
Yes Joey he scored quite a few, especially for a wing half, I remember one, on a Xmas Eve I think, he scored in the 1st.
minute at Anfield, but you know who won, yes, those B-------d's 3-1. he also scored in the semi final of 1953 against
Bolton Wanderers, we lost 4-3, coming back from 4-0 down at half time. He was a great leader who led by example.
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
Dixie with a baseball cap :
I asked my brother tonight on the retired Peter Farrell - he lived not far from TE Jones in their own houses in Huyton Mosscroft area, and were often seen on the then new Prescott/Huyton Golf Course as my brother was on ex a member there- he seemed certain about that as as a kid he seen them both play - hope that helps.
allezlesbleus
Player Valuation: £35m
That is great! To be honest I get confused about my dad and uncle's stories about Farrell and Eglington. My dad and family were Bootle of Irish descent so F and E were major heroes but I never paid enough attention!!!!