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Annasfield Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Nope, I'll be in Putney. :) Might bump into you, have a great day!

Aye, I know, was just joking. Have read most of it, :)

bigbadwolf Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Dulwichdoll, I think you're missing the fact that > people/women called Poppy don't confront thugs, > dog or no dog. It's just not in their nature. If > the o.p had identified themselves as Kathy or > Sharon they may have got away with it. Oh what have I done to deserve that? cba with a smilie face thingie.

Anna - so glad you was there. I watched it in the Kng Charles, then had a great night out in town. Only made it back today, great stuff!

Lucky you Anna, the Kop on Sunday wasn't quite as good. Ah well.

Aye, well done to Liverpool, very happy!

Not true, I've had had 2 cats and still have mice.

Has surely got to be George Best.

flapjackdavey Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I was walking to the shop this evening to get some > toothpaste , and a bottle of beer , and almost > stepped on a frog , the poor little fella , I > caught something out of the corner of my eye , > thinking at first that it was doggie doo and that > I should swerve round , .... I noticed it had > eyes . it was totally motionless .... it had gone > when I walked back from the shop ....> > > > how about that ... have any other forumites had > any adventures today ? lol It was probably squashed underneath somebodies shoe...if only you had have picked it up. Nah, no adventures for me.

Ah. Jacqui also lived with her brother in Choumert Road, nice to have family handy.

You know what? I tend to sort of agree with what everyone has said, but at the same time I do have a lot of, what I don't know, sympathy, compassion?. What I do know is that I wouldn't wish anything like this on anyone,ever.

Lampard's sending off was wrong, but there was only one team trying to win today. Fernando Torres Liverpool's number 9!

Well, you knew what I meant, so it doesn't really matter. Anyway, there's a drink in the pub with my name on it.

Yep, and I did spell it differently too.

Ok, a quick one before I go out - Alan Hansen played for Liverpool,can you name another "Hanson" that played for Liverpool?

Steve Heighway and Bob Wilson.

We were by the fire near the pool table, just the 2 of us until half time then a couple of mates turned up. I thought I recognised Keef from the photos of the Wishing Well drinks when he was singing.

matthew123 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > WIGAN v LIVERPOOL is LIVE in The Vale tonight - > kick off 7.45. > > I'll be there, so hope to see a few REDS down > there as well - btw, they're got a special > promotion of ?2.70 per pint. I was in there last > night and even though it was United on LIVE it's a > nice joint with it's big comfy sofas. Thanks for the tip, although the promotional pint finishes at 8pm, ah well. I went along, wasn't bad for a Wednesday. Did you go?

"Fokker" hmm, could be Stan Boardman.

Nope.

St Domingo's is what Everton were originally called.

Totally guessing now, Marine, Southport, Crewe? Give us a clue.

Everton. Now I'm sure how you class international teams, but Wales and England both played there as a home team. Wales played Italy and England played Finland.

Have to agree with Anna, Keegan was great, but King Kenny just had something else about him.

Not really being into sport that much other than foorball. My team being Liverpool all my choices are Liverpool related, sorry. In no particular order. Bill Shankley - I had the pleasure to meet the great man when I was a youngster. Craig Johnston - Who, I hear you ask, the man who walked away from football to go back to Australia to look after his very ill sister. Loved him! Jamie Carragher - Grit and determination, not the greatest footballer, and he knows it. Bob Paisley - A very humble man. He conquered Rome twice, the first time was in a tank. 3 European Cups, what a guy! Ian Rush/King Kenny - Tough one.