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Dr Tam, Genius Lira Millionaire
If I remember rightly, his dad, Harry McShane, was a pro footballer with Blackpool.
Edit: apparently, he only guested for Blackpool in WW2, and turned pro with Blackpool. I didn't know he played for Man United as well though.
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The Bat
Brilliant whilst on loan, average after we signed him.
A lot of people forget this
Brilliant whilst on loan, average after we signed him.
A lot of people forget this
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Rab C Nesbitt
Was that adidas too?
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Louie Donowa's cartwheels
Anybody going tonight at the old rep?
I actually thought Southampton but convinced myself they never played Forest in a final ...
Forest v Southampton 1979
I think that was it
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The Hurricane
McShane played a pro footballer once ....liked the gambling, ladies and booze and had a lot of talent but seemed to be wrecking his own career
Anyone remember that drama ??? .....pretty sure it was thinly based on the lifestyle of George Best
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Blue Dec
He's a great actor, but for me Ben Kingsley was the outright star of Sexy Beast. How can the same man play Don Logan & Ghandi?
He's a great actor, but for me Ben Kingsley was the outright star of Sexy Beast. How can the same man play Don Logan & Ghandi?
This match programme was from 1963 featuring old Railway
may have to zoom for more detail
Spion Kop in 1957.....FA Cup semi final replay between Vile and Baggies played at SA
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greebo joe
Blues 1 stoke city nil by john austin, just search mate. Apparently a night game in 1964.
Harry Redknapp insists that Blues will not be wasting money when it comes to squad strengthening.
[www.bcfc.com]
Great novel
And his half cousin (ono) was in Hi-De-Hi
If I remember rightly, his dad, Harry McShane, was a pro footballer with Blackpool.
Edit: apparently, he only guested for Blackpool in WW2, and turned pro with Blackpool. I didn't know he played for Man United as well though.
McShane played a pro footballer once ....liked the gambling, ladies and booze and had a lot of talent but seemed to be wrecking his own career
Anyone remember that drama ??? .....pretty sure it was thinly based on the lifestyle of George Best
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Hoppy
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greebo joe
You can actually buy a lovely painting online of an old steam train coming past the stand during a night game.
He was a young RAF fighter pilot (Churchill's FEW) in 'Battle Of Britain' who lost his wife and two young sons in a bomb shelter fire in the East End of London while he was on leave visiting them , he was only spared as he volunteered to go and dig out a trapped family in a bombed home down the street
Also starred Michael Caine, Edward Fox, Lawrence Olivier and Robert Shaw (before he became a Shark hunter or hi-jacked New York subway trains) .....a must see film if you're a History buff... Читать дальше...
Which is a result of them complaining about referee's decisions on twitter again.
#Justice4Robbo
He's crap in that coffee ad with George Clooney.
My first game in Feb 68 was in the Railway End, upstairs, seated.
Aka Mr McShane
I don't think I've ever seen a performance he has not been brilliant in, including American Gods which I can't stand, he stole the show in Sexy Beast, the episode of Game Of Thrones and of course Deadwood, anyone else think of a great character player better than this man?
