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Še ena trenerska žrtev zblojenih lastnikov...poba mi je res škoda...dober dečko...then again, it's been on the cards for quite a while...
http://www.whufc.com/articles/20100511/ ... 84_2049185
http://www.whufc.com/articles/20100511/ ... 84_2049185
We shall not be moved!
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http://www.skysports.com/story/0,19528, ... 72,00.html
Evo kam vas pripelje pijača
pazte....ti tut tench...
Evo kam vas pripelje pijača
pazte....ti tut tench...
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http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/chrischarles ... eason.html
STADIUM ANNOUNCEMENTS
"Would the owner of the BMW estate, registration XXXXXXX, please return to your car as it has started by itself."
Stadium announcer at Northampton v Wasps.
"Don't be fooled by the sunshine, it'll be snowing in 20 minutes."
PA announcer at Oldham welcoming Hartlepool fans to Boundary Park.
"And tonight's match referee is...oh dear God....Davy Malcolm."
From the Ballymena v Glenavon Irish Cup replay.
"The fourth official has indicated two minutes added time to the first half. In association with Specsavers."
Stadium announcer at Hillsborough during Sheffield Wednesday v Forest, after what he thought was a poor refereeing display.
"It's now QPR 0 Ipswich 2, there'll be a new manager in the morning, then!"
Watford announcer reading out the scores at half-time.
"If you are parked in the Buttermarket car park....it closes at five....oh and by the way my mother-in-law is cooking jacket potato and cold meat tonight."
Ipswich announcer at QPR game.
Fog at AnfieldAnd the score is, er...
"The referee will make a decision after half-time whether to play the rest of the game due to fog. By the way, the score is 0-0."
At half-time during the Lewes v St Albans match, where you couldn't see from one side of the pitch to the the half-way line. The match was called off.
BANNERS
"Cockneys for a day."
Seen among Liverpool fans at Chelsea game.
"Love Glazer, Hate United."
City fans at the Manchester derby.
"Glazers Out! We want our scarves back!"
Banner seen in the Norwich end at Tranmere, along with many yellow and green scarves.
"At least Barnes could rap."
Banner at Rangers v Celtic match, regarding Tony Mowbray's poor record at Celtic.
"He's Not The Messiah. He's A Very Naughty Boy."
Burnley fans at Bolton, directed to their former manager Owen Coyle.
"We had Sol but he's not a soldier."
Banner seen at Notts County after the departure of Campbell. (Based on The Killers' 'I got soul but I'm not a soldier' lyrics).
"Steve, sorry we missed the wedding. We'll make it to the next one!"
Seen at the All Blacks-Australia Test in Wellington.
STADIUM ANNOUNCEMENTS
"Would the owner of the BMW estate, registration XXXXXXX, please return to your car as it has started by itself."
Stadium announcer at Northampton v Wasps.
"Don't be fooled by the sunshine, it'll be snowing in 20 minutes."
PA announcer at Oldham welcoming Hartlepool fans to Boundary Park.
"And tonight's match referee is...oh dear God....Davy Malcolm."
From the Ballymena v Glenavon Irish Cup replay.
"The fourth official has indicated two minutes added time to the first half. In association with Specsavers."
Stadium announcer at Hillsborough during Sheffield Wednesday v Forest, after what he thought was a poor refereeing display.
"It's now QPR 0 Ipswich 2, there'll be a new manager in the morning, then!"
Watford announcer reading out the scores at half-time.
"If you are parked in the Buttermarket car park....it closes at five....oh and by the way my mother-in-law is cooking jacket potato and cold meat tonight."
Ipswich announcer at QPR game.
Fog at AnfieldAnd the score is, er...
"The referee will make a decision after half-time whether to play the rest of the game due to fog. By the way, the score is 0-0."
At half-time during the Lewes v St Albans match, where you couldn't see from one side of the pitch to the the half-way line. The match was called off.
BANNERS
"Cockneys for a day."
Seen among Liverpool fans at Chelsea game.
"Love Glazer, Hate United."
City fans at the Manchester derby.
"Glazers Out! We want our scarves back!"
Banner seen in the Norwich end at Tranmere, along with many yellow and green scarves.
"At least Barnes could rap."
Banner at Rangers v Celtic match, regarding Tony Mowbray's poor record at Celtic.
"He's Not The Messiah. He's A Very Naughty Boy."
Burnley fans at Bolton, directed to their former manager Owen Coyle.
"We had Sol but he's not a soldier."
Banner seen at Notts County after the departure of Campbell. (Based on The Killers' 'I got soul but I'm not a soldier' lyrics).
"Steve, sorry we missed the wedding. We'll make it to the next one!"
Seen at the All Blacks-Australia Test in Wellington.
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http://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/everton- ... -26705508/
FORMER Everton striker Tony Cottee will reveal his private collection of career memorabilia during a special charity event in Merseyside.
The player turned Sky Sports pundit scored 99 goals while at Goodison Park, including six hat-tricks, and is remembered fondly on the Blue half of the city.
Now Cottee, who also played for West Ham United and Leicester City, as well as winning seven England caps, is appearing at Maghull Town Hall with his mementoes – including the six match balls he was awarded during his time at Everton.
Cottee, who will discuss his life in football, is appearing to help the Everton Collection Charitable Trust.
He will bring along every pay slip he has ever received, every contract and every programme from every game he played, along with the boots he wore when he scored his debut hat-trick against Newcastle United on August 27, 1988.
The evening, next Tuesday will also include surprise guests plus comedian Mark Langley and a chicken in the basket supper.
Limited tickets are on sale at £20 per person or tables of 10 are available for £200.
VIP tables of 10 are available at £250, which includes a framed table photo with Tony Cottee.
The evening will be videoed so here is your chance to be part of The Everton Collection and Tony Cottee footage.