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@Sgt Pepper wrote:
We Irish invented Scotland y’know.. :-
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I’ve never been to Ireland, but Scotland I have. It was 1986 and Mel Gibson was filming Hamlet near Stonehaven. I remember it well (Horatio). I stayed with my brother and his family and it was a great week away. Before I went I had my head shaved so as to fit in as best I could with the Scots. And at a local football match a rumour started (by me) that there was a talent scout up from England looking for playes to sign for Leicester City FC. Happy days.
@lucy52leeds wrote:
@terry wrote:
@lucy52leeds wrote:
i plainly cant be assed to read there drivel
#-o An epic fail.
whys that then Terry
Another one. ](*,)
It shouldn’t bother me, but it does. :roll: Taxi!!
@irish_lucy wrote:
@terry wrote:
Enhance it more by not using it…
You flouncing from JC too
oh btw Morning x
Good morning x
Enhance it more by not using it…
Hi Ruby x.
Are we talking Welsh people then.?
One of mine from Sunday’s Half Marathon and was taken at the 7.5 mile stage.
This guy is wearing number 1 for a reason. He was so far in front of everyone else it was unreal.
A war of words between Lineker and Barton on twitter.
I read Bobby Charlton’s last year.
It started off as a good read, his rise to the first team and the Munich air disaster. It mentioned his fall out with Jackie too, but Charlton – who used to be my favourite footballer – managed to go from a hero to a zero in my eyes as the book failed to keep my interest in him going.
Charlton’s very last game for England was in 1970 in the 2-3 defeat by West Germany at the Mexico World Cup. My dad let me stop up to watch it. One of the earliest of many disappointments of being an England football fan
