1. What city does Alan Maybury hail from??
and who did he play for before crewe and leeds utd?
2. Which EPL side did B Kerr say he supported as a young man??
thanks
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1. What city does Alan Maybury hail from??
and who did he play for before crewe and leeds utd?
2. Which EPL side did B Kerr say he supported as a young man??
thanks
Try Google. You'll probably find what you seek there if you enter the right keywords.
:ball: PP
I would not have written up the question if I had found the answer I was looking for.........give me some credit
:rolleyes:
Well stuff you then. You don't deserve help with an attitude like that.
:mad: PP
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Originally Posted by Plastic Paddy
Chillax there PP !
Maybury born in Dublin and it says he played for Reading on loan in between Leeds and Crewe. His school boy side were St. Kevins BC.
Did St Kevin's get a percentage of his transfer from Hearts to Leicester? Or is he too old for them to qualify for it?Quote:
Originally Posted by Roo69
You're right, Roo, but manners cost nothing and s/he was rude to me when I was genuinely trying to help. I won't tolerate rudeness in my real life, and certainly not online.
:ball: PP
thanks lads
and Brian Kerr
I know he is steeped in the EL but did you ever see an interview with Kerr where he said he supported an EPL team
PP take a chill pill............I wasnt going to come on here waisting your time if I could have found the answer in Google. I spent a half an hour last night but I could'nt get satifactin with google so I came here.
Was there not something about McPhail or Maybury getting trials at Ibrox or am i nuts?
Yeah, Maybury was a Rangers fan as a kid and had trials at Ibrox. I read somewhere he was set to sign for them but decided against it when he got abuse from some kid's father when he wore his Rangers gear to training in Dublin (not sure if the journo was making it more melodramatic a story than it was).
Don't know about Kerr's and English teams, but he did say in an interview that he followed Rangers in Scotland as a kid. I think it was a bit tongue-in-cheek, it was with regard to the booing issue at Lansdowne.
Whats wrong with supporting Rangers ?
When asked why Irish people support Celtic they reply something like they're a Catholic team.
Well why can't Irish Protestants from Dublin support Rangers ?
[QUOTE=stojkovic]When asked why Irish people support Celtic they reply something like they're a Catholic team.[QUOTE]
Do they really say that? :rolleyes:
Who said there was anything wrong with it?Quote:
Originally Posted by stojkovic
Do they?Quote:
When asked why Irish people support Celtic they reply something like they're a Catholic team.
I don't think anyone said there was anything wrong with it (give it time, though, I'm sure one of the Young Irelanders on the forum will pop up!).Quote:
Originally Posted by stojkovic
People would normally cite the Irish connection moreso than a Catholic one, wouldn't they? I don't support Celtic but that's my experience.
Irish Protestants can support whoever they want as long as they don't threaten the One True Church, the pesky heathens :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes: (extreme sarcasm)
ah now lads not this AGAAAAINNNN!