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by **Bam** » Wed Oct 29, 2008 7:20 am

Here is a good documentary about young Black players in England and Liverpool especially. Worth a watch.

Clicky

by **account deleted by request** » Wed Oct 29, 2008 8:47 am

If you pause it at exactly 5.00mins in, you can see me and my mate clearly in the Kop. On the left of the pic there is a bloke framed by two raised arms .... thats my mate, and I am the one to the left of him. Maybe Taff may recognise my mate, he is Stan Owen's son Gareth, he played for Wales as well, but was never as good as his dad.

by **Bam** » Wed Oct 29, 2008 9:34 am

Saint, your not that bloke with the funny looking haircut slightly below old mate with his raised arms, looking the wrong way ?

by **Owzat** » Thu Oct 30, 2008 2:43 pm

Bam wrote:Saint, your not that bloke with the funny looking haircut slightly below old mate with his raised arms, looking the wrong way ?

I think S@int had better clarify, the obvious one with raised arms has a scarf. Do a screen dump and circle the offender S@int, maybe put a halo over him like his namesake Simon Templar

by **Bam** » Thu Oct 30, 2008 3:20 pm

Owzat wrote:
Bam wrote:Saint, your not that bloke with the funny looking haircut slightly below old mate with his raised arms, looking the wrong way ?

I think S@int had better clarify, the obvious one with raised arms has a scarf. Do a screen dump and circle the offender S@int, maybe put a halo over him like his namesake Simon Templar

Good idea, S@int said it was clear to see him. I've got me coke bottle lenses on and still cant make it out.

by **account deleted by request** » Thu Oct 30, 2008 9:02 pm

To the right of the pic not the left .... sorry . Right of the bloke holding up the scarf there is a pair of raised arms framing my mate...... I am to his left.

TBH I am no longer sure if thats us or not. Pity if its not though, as the only other time I was on TV that I have seen was at Anfield was against West Ham. I did have a cr@ppy "pair of curtains" parting in my hair like him though so it may be.

by **NANNY RED** » Thu Oct 30, 2008 9:54 pm

:laugh:The state of yeh :laugh:

Were did you used to stand?

MY spec every game was behind the goal about 3 barriers up to the left, it didnt matter how packed it was you always got your spec :laugh:

by **account deleted by request** » Thu Oct 30, 2008 10:16 pm

NANNY RED wrote::laugh:The state of yeh

Were did you used to stand?

MY spec every game was behind the goal about 3 barriers up to the left, it didnt matter how packed it was you always got your spec

We must have stood quite near to each other at times Nanny, I used to be dead centre behind the goals about half way down. 3/4 the way down when we got a corner and I hadn't a crash barrier behind me

Although when I was on TV against West Ham I was stood at the corner flag, and then when I got Barry Davies autograph :no

I was right on the wall beside the goals.

Always in the kop though..... I was only in the paddock twice and once in the Anfield road end (against Ipswich )

by **NANNY RED** » Thu Oct 30, 2008 10:22 pm

Do you remember that arl woman who always used to stand at the front with her 2 daughters i think. She always wore black sun glasses even in the winter an always wore a red head band. She used to always talk to the bizzi with the beard who ate all the mars bars :laugh:

She was legendary

by **account deleted by request** » Thu Oct 30, 2008 10:37 pm

NANNY RED wrote:Do you remember that arl woman who always used to stand at the front with her 2 daughters i think. She always wore black sun glasses even in the winter an always wore a red head band. She used to always talk to the bizzi with the beard who ate all the mars bars She was legendary

Can't say I remember her/them, they mustn't have been much to look at or I WOULD remember them. (Hope one of the wasn't you

) Did she have black hair, I seem to remember some women with black hair behind the goals?

There used to be a cracking looking bird stood near us most weeks, used to stand with a big rough looking bloke, so I never managed to chat to her, but she used to give me the eye when she got the chance.

by **bunglemark2** » Thu Oct 30, 2008 10:38 pm

See the bloke two rows in front of you ? The bloke with the hair ?
That's not me, mate.....'cos I wasn't there.
It was somebody else I reckon.

by **account deleted by request** » Thu Oct 30, 2008 10:43 pm

bunglemark2 wrote:See the bloke two rows in front of you ? The bloke with the hair ?
That's not me, mate.....'cos I wasn't there.
It was somebody else I reckon.

It may not have been me either mate so we only just missed seeing each other... if we had been there.

by **bunglemark2** » Thu Oct 30, 2008 10:46 pm

s@int wrote:
bunglemark2 wrote:See the bloke two rows in front of you ? The bloke with the hair ?
That's not me, mate.....'cos I wasn't there.
It was somebody else I reckon.

It may not have been me either mate so we only just missed seeing each other... if we had been there.

Hang on, mate...this is getting way too deep for me

Are you saying you're not the bloke who wasn't there ? I'm pretty sure you're the bloke I didn't see on the Kop.

by **NANNY RED** » Thu Oct 30, 2008 10:52 pm

s@int wrote:
NANNY RED wrote:Do you remember that arl woman who always used to stand at the front with her 2 daughters i think. She always wore black sun glasses even in the winter an always wore a red head band. She used to always talk to the bizzi with the beard who ate all the mars bars She was legendary

Can't say I remember her/them, they mustn't have been much to look at or I WOULD remember them. (Hope one of the wasn't you ) Did she have black hair, I seem to remember some women with black hair behind the goals?

There used to be a cracking looking bird stood near us most weeks, used to stand with a big rough looking bloke, so I never managed to chat to her, but she used to give me the eye when she got the chance.

yeh they all had black hair they all used to lean on the wall :laugh:

Erm that good lookin bird might have been me :laugh:

i was the only girl with a load of our lads an there all mean lookin well they used to be. They all used to look after me about 15 of us used to pile in to one of the lads cabs about 20 past 2 and off we went . little jog up the entry pay yeh six pound an in yeh went :laugh:

by **account deleted by request** » Thu Oct 30, 2008 11:04 pm

£6 would have been after my time Nanny I can't remember now but I think I started off paying about 12s (60p) and then about 90p when we went decimal. Don't think I was around when it went to £6. I stopped going regularly in 1981 and just went the odd game up till 1983.

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