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^ love it Tommy, it's hard to listen to Des singing Careless Hands without a massive grin isn't it, if looks could kill from Jackie  ;D

Those can't be photos of the Gary Sprake incident at Anfield, can they? It looks more like Elland Road.

I don't remember the Anfield Road having floodlight pylons like that. They were concrete pillars in the corner until the main stand was redeveloped. Then they were put down the side of the new stand and on a raised canopy on the Kemlyn Road.

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Those can't be photos of the Gary Sprake incident at Anfield, can they? It looks more like Elland Road.

I don't remember the Anfield Road having floodlight pylons like that. They were concrete pillars in the corner until the main stand was redeveloped. Then they were put down the side of the new stand and on a raised canopy on the Kemlyn Road.


It undoubtedly looks like the Anfield road end and a google image search shows the same floodlight types at the kop end in the corners


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Memory Lane time, lads & lasses

I started going the game 65/66. Back then I think the Kop had like two tannoy speakers (tannoy? or tinny?) and the DJ...I think this pre-dated George Sephton....only had about five or so records that he played on rotation before every match. This is my recollection of those songs, some of which became famous chants, one of which would be well remembered by Gary Sprake. Here you go:

The Routers, Let's go (St.John)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=17W-dMZjSIU

Chris Andrews, Yesterday's Man
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W6N3o4TDYsI

Len Barry, 123
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sdb9gIhBMuI

Ken Dodd, Tears
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ys1ShRxuAnY

Jim Reeves, Distant Bums (over there)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QEFDHQHMtsQ

Des O'Connor, Careless Hands
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DDYdF6whhxA

I've been racking my brains to think of other songs that we played at that time and I'm sure there was one by the Seekers - The Carnival is over.

But you're right a very limited and certainly middle of the road selection.

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It undoubtedly looks like the Anfield road end and a google image search shows the same floodlight types at the kop end in the corners
Funny how your mind plays tricks...

When I first started going to Anfield, from 1963-1970, I was either on the Anfield Road End or in the Main Stand at that end - so I could never see the roof! Once I started going on the Kop the Anfield Road floodlights had gone. The ones at the Kop end were always on concrete pillars and weren't connected to the roof.

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Poem I wrote about the Kop...

Half way up the Kop
There’s a spec to the left
By the the old white wall
That the arl fella kept.
 
Jimmy and John,
And Joe with the wig
swaying and swearing
always having a dig
 
They would watch Tommy Smith
And big Ronnie Yates
Roam the hallowed turf
With dignity and grace.
 
With Clemence in goal
Flying through the air
Chris Lawler and Linsley
Playing with passion and flair.
 
A team that would pass
The Liverpool way
With Cally ,Saint John
Hall and Highway.
 
A tall welsh wizard
called Tosh with his mate,
Keegan scored goals
That always came late.
 
With shanks at the Helm
A team to behold
Jimmy, John and Joe
Great stories were told.
 
Sadly all passed
To the heavenly gates
With great memories and tales
From this and that place
 
Every time I go back
To that speck on the left
I remember with pride
The legacy left.
 
Sons and their kids
Have stood in that place
Watching the reds
With smiles on their face
 
Crazy horse, Jockey Hansen,
Big Sammie, Van Dijk
Barney Rubble, Joey jones
Always ready to fight.
 
Jimmy case, Terry mac,
Souness and Mcmahon
Passing and moving
Doing all comers harm
 
King Kenny to Rush
Just magic to watch
We all got to see
Digger Barnes and that touch
 
Stevie G, Robbie Fowler,
Scouser Legends
Carra and Thommo
It never ends
 
A young Trent Arnold
Destined for glory
With Jordan and Robbo
Making their own story
 
Mo Salah, Firminho,
Mane and Klopp
Still making us happy
Standing on that Kop.
 
The souls of our fathers
Are always there
I can feel it every time
As I walk up the stair
 
So thanks Dad and John
For passing it on
To our kids and more
Walk on Walk on.

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Alright Yorkie mate. Haven't seen you in here for ages.

And Kesey, I always hated going to QPR. No, so called firm, but they were snidey bastards. Me and two of me mates got legged for fucking miles by at least twenty odd of them. We finally caught up with our own lads, and got the piss taken out of some something rotten for getting legged by divvies like them.

Me and my mate went to QPR for the first game of the season in 1975 in a bread van from Halewood , we lost 2-0. The lads in the van had a fight with Boro fans off a coach and grabbed one of their fans and took him in our van to the next motorway service station. It is the best part of fifty years ago now and I still remember watching one of the lads going behind the bar and snatching most of the till when we stopped off for a pint.


I can hardly walk now and the other day while struggling to the dentist to get my fitting of my partial dentures ( Jesus Christ, look after your teeth comrades ) I thought back to all the times we legged or got legged in those wonderful match going away games.

Leeds was always moody along with Birmingham, Boro and Notts Forest. Most of the London aways and of course Utd and City. The day a hundred of us went to Utd on Boxing day and took over a pub was one of the most memorable and even gets mentioned in a few books, Tottenham away in the cup, Forest at Old Trafford and the United games at Maine Road and Goodison were also very eventful days.

Getting bricked in The Kippax at City, bunking in at Bristol City and sitting in the gangway and Bob Paisley telling us to get to the back of the stands. Getting to Aberdeen with no money or tickets and sleeping in a parked car and then finding money in the glove compartment, again not having a bean between us after winning in Paris and pinching a cooked chicken and bottles of beer and sitting in a park celebrating after winning The European Cup and then sleeping on a train in Paris North.

Going to Ipswich and Norwich and having nothing to eat or drink all the way home and one of my mates saying after never missing a game for about five years, " I fucking hate football" and of course all those European games, the sadness of Heysel and glories of Rome. I had stopped going just after Heysel and listened on the world service when I could from my work places all over The Sahara.

I starting going to a few Constantine Algeria games with the lads off the site and even an Algerian game were I got quite a large section singing a Liverpool song because through me off the site they all knew some of the songs.

I used to sit at night starring at the star covered Algerian night when Liverpool were playing and wondering how we were getting on with no phones in those days or papers and it sometimes took me days to find out the result until I travelled two hours across the desert to speak to my wife for only five minutes with the locals banging on the phone booth shouting "Fuck OFF FRANCAIS" until our interpreter convinced them I was "ANGLAIS LIVERPOOL" and then there anger turned to smiles and shaking of hands with them laughing and repeating LIVERRPOOL, LIVEERPOOL.

After a few visits we got to know them and it was where there gangs of lads hanged out and they would even save me papers with the Liverpool results and we would go to the front of the queue with about thirty Algerians scallies singing LIVEEERPOOL  LIVEEEPOOL and everyone laughing and clapping and dancing.
It was quite an unbelievable experience and all because of the Power of Liverpool Football Club..

I made a come back to Strasbourg and Michael Owens Rome game but never go the match now and watch all the games on one of those streams on the internet and then onto the tele. The best I have seen us play was the Arsenal Charity Shield in about 1979 and Leeds away around the same time with Ray Kennedy probably my favourite player.





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Good times Mr. Cormac 
Those Halewood chains used to have some fun  ;D
(I used to go to the Maghreb a bit for work, good people, love a beer and football)

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Great days indeed. I was at that QPR game and my mates car that we went in got towed away by the bizzies during the game. What a palaver. Anyone remember the 5-1 Villa defeat. Same mate locked his keys in his car for that one.
It was an adventure going the aways in the 70's and 80's. Fairly tame now by comparison. Fantastic days out though. Was always a bonus if you got through the day without a kicking.

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Great poem nozza, some wonderful players mentioned. Like you I am very lucky that my Dad took me to the game from an early age and we went to all the reserves games at Anfield most weeks.
Thanks Kavah and Lad, I went to the Villa game with my Dad and his mates from Fords by car. I had cut my hand in work and had a tetanus in my leg and my leg had stiffened up and could hardly walk.
It was 5-1 at half time and my Dad told us all on the way back about when he was doing his National Service and Liverpool got beat 9-1 by Birmingham City.

It is funny how you remember incidents and games from nearly fifty years ago , I can still picture that bus in Leeds that we set on fire, we were on the bus in front with hundreds of Leeds supporters running along side trying to get us.
The train to Boro getting bricked after we won the league , going to a dog show in Leicester before the game because they had a bar and free food.

Going on a pre-season tour to Amsterdam in the mid 70's and watching Ajax fans smashing up a bike and having a gun pulled on us in a porn shop, murder outside Maine Road and our driver getting arrested with the van keys in his pocket.

Getting to Arsenal about dinner time and going into one of their pubs for a drink of water with our silk Liverpool scarves on and getting laughed at by their Bovver Boys because we were twelve years old. Our mate who was sixteen who had more sense wouldn't come in and hung around outside with his scarf down his pants. :)


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Great days indeed. I was at that QPR game and my mates car that we went in got towed away by the bizzies during the game. What a palaver. Anyone remember the 5-1 Villa defeat. Same mate locked his keys in his car for that one.
It was an adventure going the aways in the 70's and 80's. Fairly tame now by comparison. Fantastic days out though. Was always a bonus if you got through the day without a kicking.
I remember the 5-1 defeat,wasn't at the game but was listening on the radio, recall the commentator saying something about him being sorry for the next opponents as Liverpool don't like to lose... 

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Getting to Arsenal about dinner time and going into one of their pubs for a drink of water with our silk Liverpool scarves on and getting laughed at by their Bovver Boys because we were twelve years old. Our mate who was sixteen who had more sense wouldn't come in and hung around outside with his scarf down his pants. :)
reminds me of the time we went around for the Mancs about 72, everyone got stopped but we got through the police cordon probably because us older ones were about 12, and are walking past fifty odd coaches of Man utd down priory road, must have been 10 of us, got past the Vernon Sangster till we realised they were all older and were tough looking men, there were hundreds of them, we never ran until got half way down before anyone could be arsed chasing us and half a coach legged us into Anfield cemetery. Never crossed our young Scouse minds we wouldn't be able to take coach loads of Man Utd fans because we were scousers ;D
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Hey Albie mate!!  How you doing in the middle of this double shitfest? Talking Covid and maybe even friggin' worse, these ferking Tories!! Long time no "write" anything eh?
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Re: Shanklyboy's and Fat Scousers ( Leo who's still alive ) auld arse thread
« Reply #42892 on: August 1, 2021, 08:59:28 pm »
Hey Albie mate!!  How you doing in the middle of this double shitfest? Talking Covid and maybe even friggin' worse, these ferking Tories!! Long time no "write" anything eh?
Good job you didn't bump into my 12 year old self, you'd still be laughing before you sent us off with a flea in our ears, any way great to hear from you John hope you're doing well are you still working mate? I knew you flew bak and forward to Belgium, I suppose that's dried up with covid. To answer your question still have that long covid its a bastard trying to stay positive with it but just as you think you've beaten it it comes back, wrote about it a month or so ago when I thought I was over it, no such luck it comes and goes and messes with your headLiverpool vs Atletico Madrid- When you walk through storm-a covid tale as for politics you've got Boris sorting his corrupt mates out and Starmer who couldn't hit a barn door from five yards out, hard not to despair but that clown can't last much longer can he?
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Re: Shanklyboy's and Fat Scousers ( Leo who's still alive ) auld arse thread
« Reply #42893 on: August 2, 2021, 07:49:19 am »
Good job you didn't bump into my 12 year old self, you'd still be laughing before you sent us off with a flea in our ears, any way great to hear from you John hope you're doing well are you still working mate? I knew you flew bak and forward to Belgium, I suppose that's dried up with covid. To answer your question still have that long covid its a bastard trying to stay positive with it but just as you think you've beaten it it comes back, wrote about it a month or so ago when I thought I was over it, no such luck it comes and goes and messes with your headLiverpool vs Atletico Madrid- When you walk through storm-a covid tale as for politics you've got Boris sorting his corrupt mates out and Starmer who couldn't hit a barn door from five yards out, hard not to despair but that clown can't last much longer can he?

Bloody hell mate!! Didn't know about this!!  How are you coping Albie? As regards me working  I finished my Belgian role in 2016 and had the odd few contracts here and there around pharmas in the UK. You stay safe mate - there's a battle to fight against these murdering Tories and we need our finest warriors to get these killers gone. Stay in touch mate OK?
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« Reply #42894 on: August 2, 2021, 05:21:23 pm »
Bloody hell mate!! Didn't know about this!!  How are you coping Albie? As regards me working  I finished my Belgian role in 2016 and had the odd few contracts here and there around pharmas in the UK. You stay safe mate - there's a battle to fight against these murdering Tories and we need our finest warriors to get these killers gone. Stay in touch mate OK?
Good and bad days John, on the surface it looks like nothing wrong with me, some of my mates can't understand why I can't cycle with them as I look quite fit but I struggle remembering new things, recalling words etc, hoping it resolves itself. Glad you still have work mate and hopefully people get to see through Johnsons man of the people act, I ask you the likes of Frottage and Johnstone talking about being anti-establishment, you'd laugh if they weren't destroying everything in their wake  as they line the pockets of their mates but try to stay positive, things can change fast because people are suffering, heard yesterday a Home Counties tory was complaining about people struggling to feed themselves in his constituency
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Re: Shanklyboy's and Fat Scousers ( Leo who's still alive ) auld arse thread
« Reply #42895 on: August 2, 2021, 06:08:07 pm »
I've been racking my brains to think of other songs that we played at that time and I'm sure there was one by the Seekers - The Carnival is over.

But you're right a very limited and certainly middle of the road selection.
Im sure there was one called Sit Down You're Rockin the Boat. Sounded like the Black and White Minstrels!?
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Re: Shanklyboy's and Fat Scousers ( Leo who's still alive ) auld arse thread
« Reply #42896 on: August 2, 2021, 08:12:39 pm »
I associate that Seekers song with Everton, for some reason. Think it was a Goodison favourite. I think we stole ‘We shall not be moved’ from them, too.

The Black & White minstrels, gaaah, my Dad loved them, Sing Something Simple on a Sunday night after the religious shows and before Sunday night at the Palladium! Yes?  Never get away with it, nowadays. The religious shows, I mean. 😉
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Re: Shanklyboy's and Fat Scousers ( Leo who's still alive ) auld arse thread
« Reply #42897 on: August 2, 2021, 10:07:29 pm »
I associate that Seekers song with Everton, for some reason. Think it was a Goodison favourite. I think we stole ‘We shall not be moved’ from them, too.

The Black & White minstrels, gaaah, my Dad loved them, Sing Something Simple on a Sunday night after the religious shows and before Sunday night at the Palladium! Yes?  Never get away with it, nowadays. The religious shows, I mean. 😉

The only good thing on Sundays was 'Pick of Pops' just to hear 'Fluff Freeman' announce how many Merseybeat groups were in the Top Twenty.

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Re: Shanklyboy's and Fat Scousers ( Leo who's still alive ) auld arse thread
« Reply #42898 on: August 5, 2021, 06:53:26 pm »
Im sure there was one called Sit Down You're Rockin the Boat. Sounded like the Black and White Minstrels!?

I think it is from Guys and Dolls i seem to recall Stubby Kaye belting it out in the film:
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« Reply #42899 on: August 5, 2021, 06:56:50 pm »
The only good thing on Sundays was 'Pick of Pops' just to hear 'Fluff Freeman' announce how many Merseybeat groups were in the Top Twenty.

Before that though The Clithero Kid, The Navy Lark were pretty good and Round the Horn, or Beyond our Ken
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« Reply #42900 on: August 5, 2021, 10:35:53 pm »
Before that though The Clithero Kid, The Navy Lark were pretty good and Round the Horn, or Beyond our Ken

There was also a programme on earlier in the day for the forces overseas - people sending their best wishes to our Kevin, based in Akrotiri or at BFPO93 or the British Army on the Rhine.

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Re: Shanklyboy's and Fat Scousers ( Leo who's still alive ) auld arse thread
« Reply #42901 on: August 5, 2021, 11:04:34 pm »
The Black & White minstrels, gaaah, my Dad loved them, Sing Something Simple on a Sunday night

One of my old favourites from the seventies that as we would sing to away fans when they'd sing a crap song "Sing something simple - You simple twats!"
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« Reply #42902 on: August 6, 2021, 07:08:18 am »
There was also a programme on earlier in the day for the forces overseas - people sending their best wishes to our Kevin, based in Akrotiri or at BFPO93 or the British Army on the Rhine.

That was on the radio just before Sunday dinner, if I remember correctly. Used to like that show, some good requests. Was it Brian Mathews, the host? He did a lot of Beatles work at the BBC.
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Re: Shanklyboy's and Fat Scousers ( Leo who's still alive ) auld arse thread
« Reply #42903 on: August 6, 2021, 11:29:13 am »
Before that though The Clithero Kid, The Navy Lark were pretty good and Round the Horn, or Beyond our Ken
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Re: Shanklyboy's and Fat Scousers ( Leo who's still alive ) auld arse thread
« Reply #42904 on: August 6, 2021, 11:57:57 am »
The daftest ever show on the "wireless" bar none has to be Educating Archie. Peter Brough a ventriloquist on the wireless??? FFS!! He couldn't go wrong eh?? ;D ;D ;D ;D
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Re: Shanklyboy's and Fat Scousers ( Leo who's still alive ) auld arse thread
« Reply #42905 on: August 6, 2021, 08:40:02 pm »
One of my old favourites from the seventies that as we would sing to away fans when they'd sing a crap song "Sing something simple - You simple twats!"

With an emphasis on the TWATS 😁

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« Reply #42906 on: August 6, 2021, 10:19:19 pm »
That was on the radio just before Sunday dinner, if I remember correctly. Used to like that show, some good requests. Was it Brian Mathews, the host? He did a lot of Beatles work at the BBC.

It was Two Way Family Favourites and hosts included Cliff Mitchelmore, Judith Chalmers and Michael Aspel.

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« Reply #42907 on: August 11, 2021, 12:51:06 pm »
Before that though The Clithero Kid, The Navy Lark were pretty good and Round the Horn, or Beyond our Ken

I might be wrong, but I don't think Round the Horne was broadcast on a Sunday. Bit too irreverent & controversial for that. The double entendre's went right over my young head, but I do remember my mum being creased with laughter at some sketch involving Julian & Sandy.

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« Reply #42908 on: August 11, 2021, 09:32:16 pm »
I might be wrong, but I don't think Round the Horne was broadcast on a Sunday. Bit too irreverent & controversial for that. The double entendre's went right over my young head, but I do remember my mum being creased with laughter at some sketch involving Julian & Sandy.

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Re: Shanklyboy's and Fat Scousers ( Leo who's still alive ) auld arse thread
« Reply #42909 on: August 13, 2021, 10:59:06 pm »
you maybe right a lot of water gone under my bridge

Water's cold.

Deep too.
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Re: Shanklyboy's and Fat Scousers ( Leo who's still alive ) auld arse thread
« Reply #42910 on: August 14, 2021, 04:40:32 am »
One of my old favourites from the seventies that as we would sing to away fans when they'd sing a crap song "Sing something simple - You simple twats!"

Best put down ever and the emphasis on 'twats' was marked. 'You got yer education from the kop' was another belted out. Always found the Hawthorns a bit lively back in the day. The long march back to the station was always fraught with danger as they'd jump yer from the many side streets along the way. Ayresome Park, too, them fuckers liked a scrap and I've got the old war wound on the forehead to prove it. Good times...
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Re: Shanklyboy's and Fat Scousers ( Leo who's still alive ) auld arse thread
« Reply #42911 on: August 14, 2021, 04:48:57 am »
With an emphasis on the TWATS 😁

Just posted similar before reading this, mate  ;D. We were prolly stood next to each other  ;D. Left hand post as you watched, about half way up. I always got a wave from Thommo.....well, it was to his brother Owen, really, who always stood behind me but I waved back anyway!
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Re: Shanklyboy's and Fat Scousers ( Leo who's still alive ) auld arse thread
« Reply #42912 on: August 14, 2021, 10:31:42 pm »
Best put down ever and the emphasis on 'twats' was marked. 'You got yer education from the kop' was another belted out. Always found the Hawthorns a bit lively back in the day. The long march back to the station was always fraught with danger as they'd jump yer from the many side streets along the way. Ayresome Park, too, them fuckers liked a scrap and I've got the old war wound on the forehead to prove it. Good times...

Yeah Boro away in that little triangular corner section was no place for the faint hearted, and we didn’t take more than a couple of hundred up there in those days. Was a real adventure travelling away in the 70’s…exciting though. Could write a novel about my experiences. And the amount of people from around the country I’ve met over the years who tell horror stories of visits to Anfield and Goodison.

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Re: Shanklyboy's and Fat Scousers ( Leo who's still alive ) auld arse thread
« Reply #42913 on: August 15, 2021, 03:16:57 pm »
Yeah Boro away in that little triangular corner section was no place for the faint hearted.

Where you could barely see anything on the pitch for the full height mesh fencing either side, keeping us and the friendly locals apart.

And the long single road back to the town centre after the match. No alternative if you were trying to get to the railway station.

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Re: Shanklyboy's and Fat Scousers ( Leo who's still alive ) auld arse thread
« Reply #42914 on: August 15, 2021, 03:41:55 pm »
After reading about Boro away I'm surprised they got such an easy ride at Anfield the day I was stood right next to their mob in the unsegregated Road End in the 70s. No one bothered them. Then again, they didn't kick off either. I can't vouch for what might have happened outside, but in the ground no one steamed into them.

I did see Newcastle get twatted everywhere on Anfield Road in the 90s though. I was just a bystander as I was working in outreach social care and was taking a disabled guy to the match. I got his free assistants season ticket. Anyway, I was pushing him down Anny Road in his wheelchair, right behind a load of Newcastle. All of a sudden, hit squads of urchins came from nowhere and laid the Geordies out in the road then disappeared into thin air. A few passing Reds did suggest not going in so hard on them, but we're told, "fuck that, they did us the same way at their place." So, no prisoners were taken from what I saw.
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Re: Shanklyboy's and Fat Scousers ( Leo who's still alive ) auld arse thread
« Reply #42915 on: August 15, 2021, 10:44:16 pm »
After reading about Boro away I'm surprised they got such an easy ride at Anfield the day I was stood right next to their mob in the unsegregated Road End in the 70s. No one bothered them.

That's because they were standing next to Blackbeard, crafty buggers.
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Re: Shanklyboy's and Fat Scousers ( Leo who's still alive ) auld arse thread
« Reply #42916 on: September 29, 2021, 02:06:19 am »
St.John & Sir Roger gone within a few months of each other. RIP.

No wonder this thread is slowly disappearing....we're dropping like flies.
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Re: Shanklyboy's and Fat Scousers ( Leo who's still alive ) auld arse thread
« Reply #42917 on: September 30, 2021, 01:02:39 pm »
St.John & Sir Roger gone within a few months of each other. RIP.

No wonder this thread is slowly disappearing....we're dropping like flies.
I wonder if there's a Boy's Pen in heaven?

Don't they have high speed internet up there?

Auto VPN, no?
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Re: Shanklyboy's and Fat Scousers ( Leo who's still alive ) auld arse thread
« Reply #42918 on: September 30, 2021, 03:31:46 pm »
Don't they have high speed internet up there?

Auto VPN, no?

It's all available in the cloud these days. In the other place they'd be behind a firewall.
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Re: Shanklyboy's and Fat Scousers ( Leo who's still alive ) auld arse thread
« Reply #42919 on: September 30, 2021, 03:45:51 pm »
It's all available in the cloud these days. In the other place they'd be behind a firewall.

And in Purgatory all that’s available is Blue Moon, Redcafe and GOT.