Reina from Spaina
watches his Champions league hopes
go down the draina

"Lawrence Jenkins" wrote in message
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Reina from Spaina
watches his Champions league hopes
go down the draina


Oh no
It's a wronga newsgroup

Lawrence Jenkins wrote:
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Reina from Spaina
watches his Champions league hopes
go down the draina


Oh no
It's a wronga newsgroup


Lol..

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Reina from Spaina
watches his Champions league hopes
go down the draina


Oh no
It's a wronga newsgroup

Not necessarily, it could lead to some localised flooding the Liverpool
area.

Jon.

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Reina from Spaina
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Not necessarily, it could lead to some localised flooding in the Liverpool
area.

Jon.

On 4 Nov, 22:00, "Jon O'Rourke" wrote:

Not necessarily, it could lead to some localised flooding in the Liverpool
area.

And mini-tornadoes of rage from armchairs around the Home Counties on
that dreadful Radio 5 phone-in.

Richard

On Nov 4, 11:43*pm, Richard Dixon wrote:
On 4 Nov, 22:00, "Jon O'Rourke" wrote:

Not necessarily, it could lead to some localised flooding in the Liverpool
area.

And mini-tornadoes of rage from armchairs around the Home Counties on
that dreadful Radio 5 phone-in.

Richard

I used to listen to that but it hurt my head. Football, even more
than most sports, requires the adminstrators, managers, players and
above all, fans, to switch their brains out, if they have one in the
first place, of course. Having said that, I love the game amd have
supported a team keenly since 1957 but no-one here will ever know
which. No clues.

Tudor Hughes, Warlingham, Surrey.

"Tudor Hughes" wrote in message
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Having said that, I love the game amd have
supported a team keenly since 1957 but no-one here will ever know
which. No clues.

Tudor, this mystery team hasn't just re-named their stadium by any chance ?!

Jon.

In article
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Tudor Hughes writes:
Having said that, I love the game amd have
supported a team keenly since 1957 but no-one here will ever know
which. No clues.

Coincidentally, I too have supported a team since 1957, though less
keenly over the last decade or two as my interest in football has
gradually declined. The 1957 Cup Final was the first that I watched on
TV. Naturally I had to choose which team to support. Since Manchester
United's "Busby babes" were the hot favourites, I naturally chose to
support the other team, Aston Villa. Villa won 2-0, to ensure that they
would be "my team".
--
John Hall "[It was] so steep that at intervals the street broke into steps,
like a person breaking into giggles or hiccups, and then resumed
its sober climb, until it had another fit of steps."
Ursula K Le Guin "The Beginning Place"

On 5 Nov, 21:20, John Hall wrote:

Yes, it had an enormous impact. Though I was only nine at the time, I
can recall reading the front page story in my father's newspaper.

I've talked about this with a friend's father, a very knowledgeable
football fan (a Stoke follower, for what it's worth) who said a fair
part of their fanbase was post-Munich. And then the 3rd wave of prawn
sandwichers in the 1990s.

I don't have a leg to stand on, though - I'm a glory-hunter as well,
only my current team isn't as lofty as the aforementioned United and
is currently doing woefully under the guidance of one of their Premier
League legends. I'll let you do the math...

Richard