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I'm Gwlad I
didn't buy this...
There's
a joker called "soccerprint" on eBay trying to flog
a load of street sign t-shirts to football fans, check out his
Everton one for a laugh:
He obviously never lived on Spell-ow Lane.
Cheers,
Ian Stuart.
(03/06/08)
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Rock 'N' Blues In Kos
Please
could you print this picture of my son Matthew outside this
bar recently in Tingaki, Kos, Greece. What a great name!
(03/06/08)
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Z-Cars
At Monaco
Bit
of a random spot, but just before the start of the Monaco Grand
Prix. The guys that were on the grassy hill by La Rascasse corner
with the
Hamilton T-Shirts on played Z Cars through their loadhailer...putting
smiles on the faces of me and my fellow Evertonian mate!! Cheers
fellas, great site! Paul and Phil. (03/06/08)
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Moysey
Cardoso In Porto
Did you know Moysey has a Cardoso company in
Porto?
I spotted this on a recent visit. Keep up the great work.
Regards,
Graham Bramwell. (03/06/08) |
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McBride's
Barbados
Just
one of the many bars visited in St Lawrence Gap, Barbados during
my stay at the end of April 08.
Cheers, Glen. (03/06/08)
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Alan Ball's Barber Shop
Can
you please put my bothers barber shop on your web site as
you can see its called BALLY'S and if your lucky you could
have my brother 'Alan Ball' (yes thats his name) cut your
hair the shops are in Walton and Bootle keep up the good work
COYB Thanks Steve Ball. (03/05/08)
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Everton
cake
This
is a piccie of my dad, with his special Everton cake which was
presented to him for his 60th birthday by me and my family.
He absolutely loved it!!! Happy birthday again to you dad! Once
a blue, always a blue!!! NIL SATIS NISI OPTIMUM. Victoria
and Rob Ross. (19/05/08) |
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Juice Bar
I
was wondering if you might pop this photo on your website. I
was in the lakes last week and spotted AJ’s juice bar but no
sign of the man.
Keep
up the good work COYB!
Dave
Mc - Eport. (19/05/08)
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Cahill
- Trippin On You
We’ve
made a tune called Trippin On You – the artist is called Cahill
and it's named after Tim, our favourite player, he loves the
track and it's on radio 1, the box, mtv, etc etc. We actually
managed to get the track played at anfield at half time during
one of there games which caused murder apparently! It's out
to buy on I-tunes now only 79p!
and is currently 37 in the mid week chart, if you could give
it a mention it would be very much appreciated ! Thanks
Anton. (19/05/08)
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Make The Local Press In Bergen
We
were just walking around after arriving on Tuesday when 2 Bergen
reporters started talking to us both took some photos and showed
us way to ground, next day while in the pub next door to Hotel
P another reporter said we are in papers great time away with
the blues. Cheers. Ian Qualtrough & Stephen (Specker)
Woods. (07/05/08)
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Who's
Car?
Here's
a photo of my son Jude (right) and his best friend Adam (left)
taken on a match day at the Park End car park. Who do you
suppose owns this Aston Martin? Gwladys. (07/05/08)
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Leon
Seeing
as Leon's in the news I thought it was time to fill in some
of the background on our own Turkish destroyer.
Over here in Turkey the name Osman is as common as Robert(s)
or Richard(s) - common first name used as Surname. And just
like Robert the Bruce and Richard the Lion Heart, the first
Osman was something of a hero, growing the family farm into
what would eventually become the biggest land based empire
the world has ever seen.
The Ottoman (English mis-spelling of Osman. Frank Bough wasn't
a one off. ) Empire spanned three continents - from Algeria
in NW Africa through Egypt and the Arab Peninsula and round
into Europe as far as Vienna. It lasted 623 years and was
responsible for introducing Europe to (among other marvels)
coffee, mohair, oil of bergamot and inoculating kids against
smallpox, but curiously not the padded footstools known as
Ottomans, which actually came from France .
And as you can see from the attached pic, the first Osman
was clearly a blue down to the proto umbro logo visible on
his kit and what future historians would learn to refer to
as a 'Big Bob Latchford' growth of facial hair. Although thankfully
he's had the consideration to cover up the bubble perm. David
O'Byrne. (07/05/08)
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