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Dave(#167); Tony Book was another one. I was at Maine Road (midweek game) I think about 10 days before the 1968 Cup Final when he kicked Howard Kendall in the head as he lay on the ground which put him in hospital. Was that the year they were going to scare the arse off Europe? We, a mate and I, were walking down from the ground when we were almost surrounded, there was a brick wall behind us, by City fans who said, \"Take the scarves off or you die\" to which my mate replied, \"We\'ll die before that now who wants it first?\" at which they all dispersed. I also remember that when we got to the bar in the train station I ordered two half and halves for which the barmaid charged us 1/3d, so we had two more each.
Dave, Liverpool have bid £30 million plus Konate in an attempt to sign Mark Guehi in the January transfer window. Palace are rumoured to be holding out for the £30 million only.
Scrappy is an adjective. Not a definition. And we're talking about the hard fought 3-0 victory attended by over 52,000 and watched by millions around the world on the box Not the free-flowing scrap-free 5-0 victory which was played out in your imagination…Nobody else saw that one And IF you have never heard of a scrappy 3-0 win. I can only assume you are new to this footy lark
John (175) I think if you listen to plenty of Liverpool fans they would gladly let Van Djke, as well as Konate, be on his way—— I hope they keep them both they are part of Liverpool’s problem so I hope Slott stays as well and keeps their very poor performances on the go. Liverpool definitely need a centre back so it wouldn’t upset me if they signed Michael Keane !
I don’t even think I could sing that song even it if I was rotten drunk, Dave. God save a man with big ears, who talks to plants? How fucking depressing.