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The French Connection

Whilst travelling from Manchester to Portsmouth in the 70’s I got off the train at Euston and made my way to the taxi rank. I was serving in the RN at the time and had my Navy hat on the outside of my suitcase. A taxi saw me and pulled up. I said Waterloo? He replied “The station?” I quipped...

If only we could bring back Brian Moore as a commentator instead of the totally bias pair we had today.

A wonderful player and one of my all time favorites god bless you Francis and thanks for all the wonderful memories.

Tommy Trinder Charlie Drake Max Wall

De Gea saved most of the close in shots with his legs and feet - the jammy bxxxxxd. It was his distribution that was his problem. If Tent peg thinks he has solved the “playing out from the back “ conundrum by getting rid of De Gea I think he’s in for a shock.

My own GP’s practice has gone down hill ever since Covid without doubt. It is very difficult to see a doctor. Most of the appointments are FaceTime calls and then a trip to the chemist to pick up your meds. Recently I had a growth on top of my scalp. I contacted the GP Receptionist and sent a...

Yes - I remember it well. Used to get into Euston and then a taxi to Waterloo to catch the 05:17 train to Portsmouth back when I was serving in the Navy. Starting work at 0800 was fun!!

To Uncle Bert - we did it!!

The ego has landed

Aston Villa or WHU (A) is my guess

The Godfather Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid The French Connection Saving Private Ryan Goodfellas

Mick Buckley used to occasionally play for our school team but spent most of the time away with England youth set up. Had a decent career at Everton and Later Sunderland. I understand he passed away at a fairly young age RIP

Back in the mid to late 70’s I was posted to Ilford territorial barracks to cover the Fireman’s Strike. On our days off I used to drink in the local pubs. Met many a WHU fan and they showed an interest in City and I was complimentary about them and some the players that had served each club...

I was introduced to Bill whilst attending Mauldeth Rd Primary School. His kids attended there and he was dropping them off in the morning. I’m pretty sure he lived just off Mauldeth Rd, but before Wilmslow Rd at that time. Nice man.

Back in the day I sat behind a Dad and his young daughter. He traveled from Livingston on match days both for weekend and mid week games - I admired his dedication for travelling that distance to watch the blues.

According to Martin Lewis the answer is no if it’s the new state pension. If you check his last episode which was televised last Tuesday S12 Ep 22, the whole show was devoted to pensions

Loads of blues in Chorlton

Can the Premier League impose a transfer ban? I thought it was UEFA that had that power?