Bits & Bobs

Think most people know that, fact is it should be restored and put back where it belongs. be hard for you to understand.:rolleyes:

Sorry Cashy, have to disagree. Stanleyhouse is one of those who would understand most. He was just stating what the sign says now.
 
When I did ground tours I always showed people the sign and took photos of them underneath It. It always felt it was our "This is Anfield". One day I went to the sign and it had disappeared. I was shocked to say the least. It meant a lot to me and epitomized our journey.
I'm glad Buzzer rescued it. I suppose it's the ... "wouldn't die sign that wouldn't die"
 
That sign should still be here when all of us aint simple as. As far as i'm concerned J.C. says he didn't like it! well many of the older fans loved it and it meant a great deal to them some have now gone, I reckon he should think again after all hes been here a long time, but thats nowt to the time some fans have,

managers and players come and go but fans are for the long term. it means a lot even for an incomer like myself never mind those born and bred in the town and part of the towns history and culture not to be placed on the scrap heap. its not just a sign its the words on it.
 
Thinking in terms of a Replacement/ No 2 Goalkeeper for the coming season. It would appear, after careful research, that Bertrand 'Bert ' Bossu is, in spite of pushing 38 years of age, keen to make a return to English football.

He is , if French soccer gossip is to be believed, eager to reintroduce his goalkeeping skills to those on the terraces up and down the land,who might have missed his efforts during his previous appearances between the sticks for The Reds... and one or two other teams.

A reappearance at The Wham might just allow those who held some misconceptions regarding his goalkeeping abilities to reexamine their opinions surrounding this 'homme excellent ! '...

So in the interests of entente cordiale.... ??.

( This post was stimulated by a short discussion with Alfred.E, and in no way reflects the opinions of yours truly .)

ON STANLEY ! ON TO GREATER THINGS !!. :
 
Thinking in terms of a Replacement/ No 2 Goalkeeper for the coming season. It would appear, after careful research, that Bertrand 'Bert ' Bossu is, in spite of pushing 38 years of age, keen to make a return to English football.

He is , if French soccer gossip is to be believed, eager to reintroduce his goalkeeping skills to those on the terraces up and down the land,who might have missed his efforts during his previous appearances between the sticks for The Reds... and one or two other teams.

A reappearance at The Wham might just allow those who held some misconceptions regarding his goalkeeping abilities to reexamine their opinions surrounding this 'homme excellent ! '...

So in the interests of entente cordiale.... ??.

( This post was stimulated by a short discussion with Alfred.E, and in no way reflects the opinions of yours truly .)

ON STANLEY ! ON TO GREATER THINGS !!. :
It's a little early for a tipple isn't it Alan :)
 
Carabao Cup RULE CHANGES
The 2018/19 Carabao Cup will look a little bit different to past editions. Here are the rule changes for this year's competition...
Extra-time has been scrapped in all rounds except for the final in a bid to "reduce fatigue issues".
Any tie that finishes level at full-time will head straight to penalties and the ABBA system has been ditched, meaning spot-kicks will be taken in the traditional format.
Seeding has been removed for the first two rounds, though the first round has remained organised on a regional basis.
VAR will also be used in the competition - but only for matches played at Premier League grounds.
 
Our first XI backline is almost entirely new and needs to gel, cant understand the resting of them last night. Sykes especially needs to be playing every minute possible and wouldve benefitted from that. 3 of the back 4 hadnt played a competitive 90 all year and got a rinsing from a strong Mansfield attack. Move along, not much to see here
 
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