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    Liverpool Legends XI last night....

    played against the Scum 'Legends' last night in my local football team's ground. First time in ages that stadium was filled and I have to say, it was a bloody good game. They still have it, especially young Molby who was named man of the match!

    The match finished 3-3, but the Pool won it on penalties with Big Jan scoring the decisive pen after Ben Thornley had his saved by Bob Bolder.

    Id have been mighty disappointed if I was a united fan as their so-called legends were nowhere near as prestigious as ours - hadnt heard of half their team before. they did have Lee Sharpe, Clayton Blackmore, Lee Martin, Frank Stapleton, Ben Thornley and id just about heard of Russell Beardsmore.

    Whereas, we had Phil Neal (who by the way sang YNWA as if it were the national anthem, fair play), Big Jan, John Wark, Alan Kennedy, John Aldridge, McAteer, Mike Marsh, Paul Walsh, Phil Babb, Mark Walters to name but a few. Ok, the last couple may not be legends but they were regulars for a time.

    The match was defo taken seriously, Utd given a very dodgy penalty which clearly pissed McAteer off as well as the LFC fans. Not being biased but we were easily the better team, some cracking 1 touch passing with Molby pulling the strings. I swear to god, there was one point where Big Jan received the ball and burst through 4 of their players and forced the keeper into a great save. the crowd erupted at that. He still has the quality, no question.

    With 2 great volleys from John Durnin and John Wark and a tidy finish from Mark Walters, it should have been enough to see off the scum. However, they opened the scoring from a Blackmore header, made it 2-2 from a Sharpe penalty and equalised again from a Lee Martin tap-in.

    Aldridge came on at half time only to go off injured 15 mins later, ably assisted by our new physio Bruce Grobbelaar , himself ruled out through injury, yet was extremely animated on the touchline.

    Managed to get an autograph off John Aldridge, and reminded him of his great finish in the '89 Cup Final, which seemed to cheer him up! Cracking guy as well as a top striker.

    Great night was had, would defo recommend watching these lads play, great to see how good they all still are.

    And..........we beat the Scum

    #2
    Nice one what ground was it played at? I knew the Liverpool Legends were playing Bangor on Tuesday at Clandeboye Park.

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      #3
      Originally posted by Woobus View Post
      Nice one what ground was it played at? I knew the Liverpool Legends were playing Bangor on Tuesday at Clandeboye Park.
      Coleraine Showgrounds mate.

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        #4
        "Legend" John Durnin
        Monkey Tennis

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          #5
          few players in there that just don't deserve to be called a Liverpool Legend.
          Vive la France

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            #6
            Originally posted by Robbie-9-Fowler View Post
            few players in there that just don't deserve to be called a Liverpool Legend.
            Helps to sell tickets, better than Liverpool Oldies

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              #7
              Ha Ha true but McAteer, I know he probably means well but i cringe when I hear him listed along side legends
              Vive la France

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                #8
                Big Jan, never mind the width, feel the quality!!


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                  #9
                  Originally posted by Robbie-9-Fowler View Post
                  Ha Ha true but McAteer, I know he probably means well but i cringe when I hear him listed along side legends
                  Will always be a legend in my eyes, not for his footballing skills but the stories of his intelligence. The one about being asked if he wanted his pizza cut into 4 or 8, then him replying 4 as he couldnt eat 8. Has got to be my favourite story about a footballer.

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                    #10
                    Originally posted by hamshanks View Post
                    "Legend" John Durnin
                    Having watched him a bit in the masters competitions and a couple of legends games, he's better these days than he ever was. Cracking technique, especially in 5 a side.
                    Trey Nyoni: countdown to stardom- 2 years 1year 0.5 years

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                      #11
                      Originally posted by Woobus View Post
                      Will always be a legend in my eyes, not for his footballing skills but the stories of his intelligence. The one about being asked if he wanted his pizza cut into 4 or 8, then him replying 4 as he couldnt eat 8. Has got to be my favourite story about a footballer.
                      I thought the one of him filling out a credit card application and when it came to a question about position, Macca was stumped what to put as he thought of himself as a cm "but gaffer plays me on the wing!!"


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                        #12
                        Originally posted by Robbie-9-Fowler View Post
                        Ha Ha true but McAteer, I know he probably means well but i cringe when I hear him listed along side legends
                        McAteer's bad enough but PHIL BABB
                        The only gracious way to accept an insult is to ignore it; if you can't ignore it, top it; if you can't top it, laugh at it; if you can't laugh at it, it's probably deserved.

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                          #13
                          Originally posted by Exiled_red View Post
                          McAteer's bad enough but PHIL BABB
                          and Mark Walters
                          We come not to play.

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                            #14
                            Originally posted by Imy View Post
                            and Mark Walters
                            Worrying thing was Mark Walters was probably one of our better players in the Souness era
                            The only gracious way to accept an insult is to ignore it; if you can't ignore it, top it; if you can't top it, laugh at it; if you can't laugh at it, it's probably deserved.

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                              #15
                              Originally posted by Exiled_red View Post
                              McAteer's bad enough but PHIL BABB
                              I know, that was my thought at the start but he was one of the fitter ones. A rather overweight Michael Thomas played center back - but did very well it has to be said.

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