Off Topic The SIR Kenny Dalglish Public House

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saintanton said:
Interestingly, I lived in a street with over 60 (tiny) houses in it. In the 60's there were about 8-10 cars in that street.
On match days, the whole area was clogged full of cars parked on both sides of the street, so even then loads of people were coming from afar to watch the game.
The support was never as "local" as has been made out.
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You mean like Allerton or Wavertree :)
 
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And shame on you Gerrez for suggestion cats instead of ducks. And we're is right by the way <whistle>
 
saintanton said:
Interestingly, I lived in a street with over 60 (tiny) houses in it. In the 60's there were about 8-10 cars in that street.
On match days, the whole area was clogged full of cars parked on both sides of the street, so even then loads of people were coming from afar to watch the game.
The support was never as "local" as has been made out.
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Tobes would no doubt differ with your first hand info but you were there saint.<ok>
 
saintanton said:
Interestingly, I lived in a street with over 60 (tiny) houses in it. In the 60's there were about 8-10 cars in that street.
On match days, the whole area was clogged full of cars parked on both sides of the street, so even then loads of people were coming from afar to watch the game.
The support was never as "local" as has been made out.
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People charge a pretty packet to use their drives near stadiums now
 
As kids we used to earn some dosh minding* cars on match day.

* this meant not keying them if their owners paid you.
 
Tobes said:
The 2 with the dishes will be hooked up to the posh one with the for sale sign's gas and leccie
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There was a feller with expert knowledge in electricity matters in my mates street off Princess Drive when we were kids, he had a cable from the lampost outside his house giving his family free Lecky.<laugh>
 
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