OLDHAM ATHLETIC 3- LIVERPOOL 2
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Some days are good- but today is a REALLY GOOD DAY.
MILLWORKERS 3 - SCOUSER 'EMPTY DOCKERS 2.
Maybe Wembley will be a very safe place this year .
MILLWORKERS 3 - SCOUSER 'EMPTY DOCKERS 2.
Maybe Wembley will be a very safe place this year .
J
joinerjohn
I see Oldham Athletic have drawn Everton (again at Boundary Park). Could we see them overcome another Merseyside team ??
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I dont see why not .
depends on the biggest hearts and the desire.
As a ex 'paid' Am/pro footballer- who kicked tommy smith up into the air in Lancashire league in 1970s-
- (when little Tommy was recovering from a 'strain') 'bless him'--little pussycat he was --it really is about showing the overpaid pussycats just what the game was/should be about.Oldham will win- providing they are not 'phased' by their 'up in the clouds' ' chancers'.
The difference between good lower division footballers and higher division big brothers is as thin as a fag paper these days .
Everton though- have a good manager who does not believe in all that 'prima donna' stuff.
I dont see why not .
depends on the biggest hearts and the desire.
As a ex 'paid' Am/pro footballer- who kicked tommy smith up into the air in Lancashire league in 1970s-
Oldham will win- providing they are not 'phased' by their 'up in the clouds' ' chancers'.
The difference between good lower division footballers and higher division big brothers is as thin as a fag paper these days .
Everton though- have a good manager who does not believe in all that 'prima donna' stuff.
So what club was Tommy Smith playing for in the Lancashire League in the 70's?
and what year was it?
I dont see why not .
depends on the biggest hearts and the desire.
As a ex 'paid' Am/pro footballer- who kicked tommy smith up into the air in Lancashire league in 1970s-
Oldham will win- providing they are not 'phased' by their 'up in the clouds' ' chancers'.
The difference between good lower division footballers and higher division big brothers is as thin as a fag paper these days .
Everton though- have a good manager who does not believe in all that 'prima donna' stuff.
So what club was Tommy Smith playing for in the Lancashire League in the 70's?
and what year was it?
Liverpool A numpty.
Round about 74-77 cant quite remember .-
I obviously wont say which club I was playing for- because all you and the rest of your idiot comrades in arms- always look fow a weakness to exploit- which incidentally--is a very sick way to live.
ps- i dumped him on his bottom a few times during that game .
He would have pulled your head off and spat in the hole.
Jeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeezzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz....FFS ,now he was a pro footballer as well as a fugitive from the FBI, cage fighter,black belt,property developer, millionaire, as well as other things ..next he will be saying he fought Ali,played darts with Jockey Wilson,beat Steve Davies at snooker...and when you call him a liar he gets upset!!!!!!!!!....that walter mitty syndrome is getting worse.....
So inbetween winning the League title, FA Cup, European Cups, Charity shields.....and captaining Liverpool FC.........he still had time to play in the Lancashire League with Liverpool A team
HE HAD BEEN INJURED- YOU NUMPTY --THATS WHY HE WAS PLAYING FOR LIVERPOOL A .
GO ASK HIM
DONKEY
ALI chicked out-- but I did beat Alex Higgins at snooker in Blackpool -central drive.
Donkey .
So inbetween winning the League title, FA Cup, European Cups, Charity shields.....and captaining Liverpool FC.........he still had time to play in the Lancashire League with Liverpool A team
HE HAD BEEN INJURED- YOU NUMPTY --THATS WHY HE WAS PLAYING FOR LIVERPOOL A .
GO ASK HIM
DONKEY
of course he did
For all the gullible ones reading this, here is a clip from thin lizzy of what the rest of us think about the author of this thread
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZaGNAL_u-SU
He will probably say it was him on drums.............poor walter mitty
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZaGNAL_u-SU
He will probably say it was him on drums.............poor walter mitty
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