marty mcfly
Player Valuation: £40m
I've never played that plus I'm almost 40 and married.
January 2015 transfer window ( No GIFs allowed )(Nor fish puns ffs)
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LOL as if.
marty mcfly
Player Valuation: £40m
Just because you get all your football info from 4-4-2 magazine and the back pages of the Star.
Lad I read Shoot.
*goes to "whatever happened to..." thread.......
Cech in
Distin Robles out
I'd consider that a good January window at the moment.
ijjysmith
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Shoot was always way way better than Match wasn't it?
Dario Terracotta
Player Valuation: £70m
I go back as far as "Scorcher"and no it wasn't a porno mag.
lol
Always. Match was for wools and meffs.
Did you put everton top in the league ladders they had i did
Every single time mate.
ijjysmith
Calm
I go back as far as "Scorcher"and no it wasn't a porno mag.
*googles
Tim's tourettes
Player Valuation: £15m
I used to like shoot,normally straight over Razzle
Dario Terracotta
Player Valuation: £70m
Nothing to get too excited about with this Scorcher Ijjy
lol- Royal's Rangers: the story of Caxford Rangers and their manager, Ben Royal.
- Sub.: a comedy story about a perpetual reserve and his efforts to get a game.
- Kangaroo Kid: Redstone Rovers' coach breaks down in the Australian Outback after a summer tour, and they discover a boy with amazing football abilities living wild.
- Bobby of the Blues: Bobby Booth plays for Everpool City, nicknamed "The Blues" because of their colours.
- Billy's Boots: long-running story about a boy who finds a pair of antique football boots in his gran's attic which seem to make him able to play better. Although one or two of the other picture stories had some single colour in the drawings, this was the only multi-colour story, and had an excellent drawing of an old fashioned pair of football boots in the title banner.
- Paxton's Powerhouse: Vince Paxton, the ruthless soccer dictator who vowed to build a team of world-beaters, using scientific methods.
- Byrd of Paradise Hill: Richard Byrd prefers to take up a teaching post at Paradise Hill Secondary Modern School, rather than the offer of a trial for Hampton Orient reserves.
- Lags Eleven: (Humorous) Willie Smith, known to his friends as "Brilliant Genius", was the greatest super-crook in Britain, having been the mastermind behind numerous bank-raids, jewel-robberies and wage-snatches. Unfortunately for him he'd been caught and was doing a ten-year stretch in Bankhurst Prison, where he decides to start a football team as part of a master plan to escape during the first away match.
- Jimmy of City/Jack of United The Chelsey brothers play for local rivals Castleburn City and Castleburn United. Jimmy is a long-haired, impulsive striker for City. Jack is a stolid defender for United. Their adventures ran in separate strips
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