AndyinLiverpool

Only the Action Men!

Even the people in Erectile Disfunction adverts are getting more than me.

Smug looking bloke also seen bringing his neighbour parsnips. It's a dead giveaway.

Manchester United 1 Derby County 2 1990
My only ever visit to Old Trafford. Handsome Steve Bruce sent off, Nick Pickering scored, we won and we sang' 'Have you ever won the league?'
Long time ago.

It'll be one of the relegated teams for television purposes.

It'll be one of the relegated teams for television purposes.

Manchester United 1 Derby County 2 1990
My only ever visit to Old Trafford. Handsome Steve Bruce sent off, Nick Pickering scored, we won and we sang' 'Have you ever won the league?'
Long time ago.

Manchester United 1 Derby County 2 1990
My only ever visit to Old Trafford. Handsome Steve Bruce sent off, Nick Pickering scored, we won and we sang' 'Have you ever won the league?'
Long time ago.

Smug looking bloke also seen bringing his neighbour parsnips. It's a dead giveaway.

3-3 v Wednesday in the cup 1992. Probably the last great night at the BBG. 

Ok Bris

2 early goals - one for us; one for Peterborough and we can all relax

2 early goals - one for us; one for Peterborough and we can all relax

Cheaper than, say, having witnesses dealt with

Is that Rolf Harris?

Digging deep into 70s nostalgia part of my brain, I believe Alfie Conn was the first of these and I think we had him on loan at some point.

It's not really a Premier League microcosm - it's a football one, though it is amplified beyond all reason in the premier league.
Footballers and managers exist in an environment where they never have to grow up. They play a game in childhood that someone pays them to do in adulthood, surrounded by similar people and those employed to perfom parental tasks like do the shopping, fix stuff etc.
Whilst this doesn't necessarily apply to all players, there are a lot of children in adult bodies, who never develop emotionally and are used to getting their own way, throwing tantrums etc.
The premier league and media endulge all this like rubbish parents.

It's not really a Premier League microcosm - it's a football one, though it is amplified beyond all reason in the premier league.
Footballers and managers exist in an environment where they never have to grow up. They play a game in childhood that someone pays them to do in adulthood, surrounded by similar people and those employed to perfom parental tasks like do the shopping, fix stuff etc.
Whilst this doesn't necessarily apply to all players, there are a lot of children in adult bodies, who never develop emotionally and are used to getting their own way, throwing tantrums etc.
The premier league and media endulge all this like rubbish parents.

It's not really a Premier League microcosm - it's a football one, though it is amplified beyond all reason in the premier league.
Footballers and managers exist in an environment where they never have to grow up. They play a game in childhood that someone pays them to do in adulthood, surrounded by similar people and those employed to perfom parental tasks like do the shopping, fix stuff etc.
Whilst this doesn't necessarily apply to all players, there are a lot of children in adult bodies, who never develop emotionally and are used to getting their own way, throwing tantrums etc.
The premier league and media endulge all this like rubbish parents.

It's not really a Premier League microcosm - it's a football one, though it is amplified beyond all reason in the premier league.
Footballers and managers exist in an environment where they never have to grow up. They play a game in childhood that someone pays them to do in adulthood, surrounded by similar people and those employed to perfom parental tasks like do the shopping, fix stuff etc.
Whilst this doesn't necessarily apply to all players, there are a lot of children in adult bodies, who never develop emotionally and are used to getting their own way, throwing tantrums etc.
The premier league and media endulge all this like rubbish parents.

It's not really a Premier League microcosm - it's a football one, though it is amplified beyond all reason in the premier league.
Footballers and managers exist in an environment where they never have to grow up. They play a game in childhood that someone pays them to do in adulthood, surrounded by similar people and those employed to perfom parental tasks like do the shopping, fix stuff etc.
Whilst this doesn't necessarily apply to all players, there are a lot of children in adult bodies, who never develop emotionally and are used to getting their own way, throwing tantrums etc.
The premier league and media endulge all this like rubbish parents.

It's not really a Premier League microcosm - it's a football one, though it is amplified beyond all reason in the premier league.
Footballers and managers exist in an environment where they never have to grow up. They play a game in childhood that someone pays them to do in adulthood, surrounded by similar people and those employed to perfom parental tasks like do the shopping, fix stuff etc.
Whilst this doesn't necessarily apply to all players, there are a lot of children in adult bodies, who never develop emotionally and are used to getting their own way, throwing tantrums etc.
The premier league and media endulge all this like rubbish parents.

Kenny Miller

Kenny Miller

There is an alternate reality somewhere where the penalties are awarded and the miss them all.