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It's a brilliant read with the subtitles on!

I remember back in the day that many big grounds, including Goodison Park, used to have a 'Boys Pen' for children under the age of, I think, 15 complete with its own entrance and cheap prices. Needless to say it was all standing.

One of the players of that era used to turn up to Dean Court in a Volvo fastback as driven by Simon Templar - The Saint in the TV series. Damned if I can recall who it was though!

All I am asking for is something that might prove your assertion. The fact that ‘ countless millions’ believe the rumour doesn‘t make it a fact. You obviously have evidence from way before Hillsborourgh which I would be interested to look at before forming a conclusion regarding the events in Paris.

Do you have proof regarding these assertions?

For me the football journalism of Jason Tanswell has elevated reporting to another level. After many years of watching football my understanding of what happened, and didn’t happen has improved because of him. So thank you Jason. Is it too much to expect radio punditry to move in that direction?

Speaking to a Liverpool fan the other week, he showed me his Season Ticket which was on his mobile. Surely that is the easy way to do it although I realise you would require different technology at the turnstiles.

I think Everton closed their renewals around the end of January. Perhaps they saw what was happening under Benitez and decide to get the money in quick?

How does MK Dons fit in to this?

Has admitted to joining in on the ‘ referees a w*nker’ chant when watching Tranmere, which made me smile.

Thanks. Hadn’t spotted it in the other thread.

Not sure if this has been mentioned elsewhere, but the above podcast on BBC Sounds is a brilliant listen. The major theme is Notts. County circa 2009 and the arrival of a new owner followed by Sven, Sol Campbell etc. how it came about, as well as how the fans reacted. There are six episodes and...

Out of interest which side of the 90 line would you fall?

According to the Liverpool Echo over 50. I wonder what our number and percentage are pro rata? There was an old joke on Merseyside about a teenager who applied for a job with a minimum age of 25. He was told to come back when he was older, but returned the following week. When questioned he said...

I see that Everton have released their season ticket prices for next season already. Obviously confident that they will still be in the Premier League. Although there is a small price rise, the first for a number of years, an over 65 ticket costs £330, or less than £17 - 50 per match. One nice...