... if you went to live in another country.
Sausage Dinners from the chippy has to be right up there.
Sausage Dinners from the chippy has to be right up there.
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Things you would miss...
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DENNIS STEVENS
Player Valuation: £20m
fish & chips, real ale, everton
Messing about on the river!
Rugby Toffee
Player Valuation: £60m
Speed cameras around every corner......Packed trains, chips and gravy!!
kirkbyscouse_1989
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Ive just moved to kirkby from norris green so i still go down there and my local is the royal oak (the oak) so i would miss it in there also it has to be the salt and pepper chips from tso's on muirhead and of course everton.
Jamo Martinez
Player Valuation: £70m
I wouln't know where to begin lads. But obviously going the match, chippies, good live music in pubs, dropping in on mates for a jam session, cricket, decent gravy (like momma used to make it), sayers, legging it for the last tunnel bus coz you haven't got enough for a taxi, good comedy shows on telly and knowing the answers in trivial pursuit or tv quiz shows to questions about about old television programs are just a few.
Having said that I don't want to go back coz there's loads of good stuff out here too.
Having said that I don't want to go back coz there's loads of good stuff out here too.
The stuff I'd miss from here would be far out-weighed by the benefits of living in a non-shat country.
lukecrossland
Player Valuation: £6m
Yobs sitting on the corner of every street.
bluebloodinmyveins
Player Valuation: £60m
I would miss fish and chips and also battered sausages. Hp sauce would be another thing i would miss.
Chezza-tonian:D
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the thing i'd miss is a nice cuppa tea
Got to agree there, it never tastes the same anywhere else.
Probably the water.
Yeah, but they're not English chippy dinners, or English rivers, or proper tea. And it certainly isn't English real ale.
It's just different.
Probably not as good as elsewhere admitedly, but it's ours and it's what we know.
It's just different.
Probably not as good as elsewhere admitedly, but it's ours and it's what we know.
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