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Paul Lakes opinionated view on him in his book tells you all you really need to know.

Scouser born and bred, hardly a surprise is it?

Not completely relevant to this thread as it's a different era but i recall the season in the prem under Joe Royle being quite feisty outside Maine Road on a good few occasions.

What's his address? Winston Churchill wants to pay him a visit.

Absolutely top signing, great fella as well. Glad he is still around the club in various ways.

Isn't he bankrupt? Would explain a lot of it. Great player by the way.

In order...Mars bars and sweets aside. My brother's motorbike, an ambulance, a double-decker bus, a 1972 Rover 2000. I stopped circa 1992 after trying to nick a caged pheasant and nearly getting ripped to death in the process.

No pubs in Manchester have nice beer gardens. Go further afield. An example is the General Elliott in Croft near Warrington. Far more pleasant than the concrete scruffy pit in Moss Side I walk past daily called The Claremont.

I'm not a film watcher at all but every few years The Italian Job....get a bloody move on.

Keith Curle. Was at his debut at Coventry, what would he be worth now?

Had a house on Carlton Road in Whalley Range.

Good luck to the lad. Like Tommy Doyle before him, I never once thought he'd make the grade at City unfortunately. We operate at a different level now.

I met Keegan on several occasions back in the summer of 1993, during his first spell as Newcastle manager as I was working on the rebuild of St James Park. He is honestly a really good person with a wicked sense of humour.

Those talking about the film called Shooting Stars. An ex EastEnders actor played Kalvin who was kidnapped. The opening scenes were against our home defeat against Liverpool just after Mel Machins sacking. Tony Book was in charge and I think the score was 1-4. Clive Allen with the penalty. Long...

I think Uncle Joe will always be our Godfather. God bless him.