Almost played there in my youth- played them at home marking Jimmy Case they went bust dropped out of the league for the away fixture....
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Hope you left your mark on him Joey
A battle of the cases
Not really we got beat 14 - 2 - ki red him a few times though...under 18 level - Soththdezn fro Kirkby won the league- there team had 25 year old players in it ...we came mið table a hard league...
…10th March 1915, Liverpool Kings Regiment (Liverpool Pals) attacking German positions;
….in April ‘66 the Cavern Club was re-sold after bankruptcy and then re-opened in July 1966 by Prime Minister, Harold Wilson;
….Wellington Monument pre-1879 (Steble Fountain was added in 1879):
….Myrtle St Auxiliary Hospital, WW1 soldiers in convalescence;
….Margaret St baths, weirdly as I post I can recall the smell of chlorine and the heat in that place. Happy memories;
You see all these pictures of the 50s and 60s posted here with one man and his dog and 1 car way off down the road and think...ah yes, simpler times etc, etc.
Then you see this.
I remember trying to cross County Rd on a Saturday lunch time ( none match day) to get to the chippy on the Harlech Castle side.
You had to dive in a gap and get to the white line, then walk down the white line until another gap appeared to get across.
Then you see this.
I remember trying to cross County Rd on a Saturday lunch time ( none match day) to get to the chippy on the Harlech Castle side.
You had to dive in a gap and get to the white line, then walk down the white line until another gap appeared to get across.
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….1982, the Mersey freezes over;
….1916, Kings Liverpool Regiment posing in gas masks. The Regiment was based at 65 St Anne St (now a patch of land near the junction of Islington/St Anne St police station);
