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Think most books are better than the film, even The Godfather which is a terrific film, but if you hadn’t read the book you wouldn’t have recognised Al Nero as one of the principle people and disciple to the Corlenni(sic) family. He appears near the end of Godfather 1 getting dressed as a...

Stop it Kurt ffs— funny though!

Thanks Chico, yes he did play v Wigan and another two games v Chelsea and Sporting Lisbon.

Just checked on Senderos and he played in a win against Wigan, as a late sub v Chelsea and as a sub v Sporting Lisbon—- he had only played twice for Arsenal that season before he came here.

Thanks for your reply—not sure myself if he played or not, maybe he was signed as a backup in case of injuries and the injuries didn’t happen so he wasn’t needed!

Who signed Senderos? He came on loan but never played once did he?

It’s the only way to be, like me, it just comes naturally!

RIP from you—— you ———you ———you stinkpot! And that’s the worse thing I’ve ever said about anyone in my life!

Definitely!

If you’re laying bricks with it make sure you take the burnt brown skin off the top of it— and save it for me bleedin’ delicious !

Never argue over religion!

I think it’s more to do with the authors position on the police and others in authority.

There is a book in The Library in William Brown Street that has a book although not banned, you have to give your name and adress then sign to enable you to borrow the book. It’s called “ Spiders in the Bath” by Paul Brean, it’s a recent account of Norris Green in the 1980’s and some of the...

Thanks for that reply Kev— I made that list a few years ago when I visited the grave and I have it somewhere in the house— thought there was more to be honest! How very sad, as you said, when you look at the poverty they all died in, workhouses or from around the inner city where I was born—...

Fair enough Kev— I thought they were all brought together from different graves and put in one grave, alls well that ends well.

And Bill’s dad was a bizzie— should have locked him up before he got his hands on Everton!

Robert Tressall was buried in a paupers grave in that cemetery but a group of people connected to Liverpool Council and the Labour Party got together and buried Robert and I think about 20 more paupers in a proper grave with a big headstone with all their names wrote on it —— getting him a...

Three books that I imagine have already been well read by posters on here that I recommend are Sea Biscuit by Laura Hillenbrand The Ragged Trousered Philanthropist by Robert Tressall. Great Expectations by Charles Dickens. Sea Biscuit is the true story of the American horse, it’s owner...

Currently listening to Artie Shaw playing - Begin the Beguine, play it every so often, sometimes you don’t need lyrics when the music played is perfect and Artie Shaw was close to perfect on the clarinet!

Yes nice to see them but they played because they were making the numbers up last night—not having a go at them in any shape or form just stating the obvious.