Ah well, never mind. At least there was that last minute goal at Anfield to keep things interesting at the top. the Venglos line is typical of the sort of rumour that circulates on the Tranmere Rovers fans forum thecowsheds.com (and other football forums) although usually it’s being seen in the car park shaking hands with the chairman or as the result of speaking to someone who claim to be one of the player’s uncle in Wetherspoons Gordo: Lee Chapman is still buying a house in Oadby (Leicester) after being spotted in Spencers Estate Agents thousands of times and I’ll tell yer this for nowt, Cruyff signs tomorrow!

A break-up song where the songwriter keeps trying and failing to be bothered about his subject and instead gets distracted by the endlessly colourful minutiae of life. He received 55 international caps overall,[1] and took on the role of captaincy once. He also played in the 1976 Summer Olympics in Montreal,[2][3] After making his debut in 1970, Gow helped Bristol City win promotion to the old First Division in 1976. Had circumstances been different Gow might have been lining up for Spurs in those games. The Londoners' chief scout Ron Clayton had been a dogged pursuer of the teenage Gow but, in the end, Spurs opted for another young Scottish midfielder from Edinburgh and signed Graeme Souness instead. Errm, position & style-wise I’d say Gareth Bale in the period when he was mostly a left winger on the left, rather than cutting in from the right (though of course NB57/10 was pretty lethal cutting in from the right when I failed to show him outside).Unlike in England, winning a corner seemed to generate very little excitement in the crowd. Perhaps the fans just understood the percentages better. Goals are very rarely scored from corners, unless the defence is doing something it shouldn’t do.” jim,tom and adam film themselves in a bangkok hotel room,while participating in a kinky vile orgy with some thai hookers. Bristol City legend, subsequently moved to Manchester City, playing in the 1981 F.A, Cup Final (and the resulting replay) against Garth Crooks (q.v.)

I remember Gerry when I was manager of St Mirren and we played in the Anglo Scottish Cup final against Bristol City,” said Ferguson. Had a testimonial at Ashton Gate in July 2012 to which 4000 fans turned up. Conewankery (q v) led to the Man City legends team arriving 45 minutes late, but they still beat their Bristol counterparts 2 – 1. Only because I want to feel like I’m contributing something, I’m going to go out on a limb here and suggest that Mr Universe should be Mr. Universe (with a full stop) As Weymouth manager, Gow had seen the club play a total of 83 matches – in all competitions – winning just 23 and drawing the same number.My vote would deffo go for Oyez, Oyez (or even Oyez! Oyez!), as it’s the traditional call made before a proclamation. The pronunciation fits and everything. Tranmere played every other Friday night for 20-odd years (for reasons that most of their current generation of fans would deny, incidentally). Manager of Yeovil, Got them relegated from the Conference to the Isthmian League. Good player though. In my mind NB10 is a Bergkampesque type figure on the “field”. Am I wrong and,if so who is his playing style similar to?

I did indeed mean Gez and predictive text when you’re only half awake is not a good combination! Homophones are the worst! Including us in Manchester is just one step beyond crazy and get quite angry at such blasphemy! What’s worse is that 2 miles down the road is a spur of Cheshire. They get equally as violent at the suggestion they are Lancashire, Manchester, Derbyshire or Yorkshire! When writing to anyone on the Wirral I still use the ‘L’ postcodes that they dropped 15 years ago, though doubtless a majority of Wirral residents prefer their ‘CH’ codes. When Stuart Morgan left the Wessex Stadium in January 1989, Weymouth asked John Impey to take the reins in a caretaker role until Gow was asked to become the club’s manager in February 1989.

Should you know or even feel the need to approach a Bristol City supporter of the upper 50 age group you can claim a free pasty of your choice by reciting It read: "Today the world fell apart for our family, my beautiful dad passed away in the early hours of the morning, 64 years young he lost his battle to the most disgusting disease. Me and my family are broken hearted and nothing will ever fill the void in our hearts RIP my hero my best mate my dad xxxxx." The juxtaposition of tomorrow's Carabao Cup final containing two protagonists who – earlier this week – were part of a contemptible plot that threatened to tear the soul out of football, set against those cup finals of 40 years earlier is marked.