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I’m thinking of selling this Roberto Mancini match worn shirt from his LAST EVER professional appearance before he retired from playing
From Everton v Leicester City in 2001
Shirt: white with blue trim, Walkers sponsor
Message if interested👍🏼
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Before Definitely Maybe was even recorded, "Columbia" had already become an important part of Oasis's early live identity. Built from a hypnotic groove developed during rehearsals, the song eventually became one of the album's longest and most psychedelic tracks. This performance in Southend in 1995 captures Oasis stretching out a song rooted in the days when they were still fighting to escape Manchester's club circuit.
Shaun Ryder's unmistakable delivery became the centrepiece of "DARE" after a studio session that Damon Albarn later described as brilliantly unpredictable. The song gave Gorillaz their first UK number-one single and became one of the standout moments of Demon Days. This Glastonbury performance from 2010 brought Ryder and Gorillaz together on one of Britain's biggest stages, five years after the song's original release.
Why does football mean so much to fans?
It’s part of our culture. Every two weeks
The same pub
With the same mates
Sat around the same table
Telling the same jokes
Remembering the same incidents
From the same matches
And the same unrepeatable stories
About the same nights out
And reminiscing about the same gigs, and the same albums, from the same bands
And planning the same trips
To the same away grounds
Where we will sit in the same pubs
…until one of you isn’t there.
When the message came through ‘Paul’s passed away’ my first reaction was ‘Who is Paul?’, the reply ‘Paul is Evil’
I knew him as Evil because that’s how he was introduced over 40 years ago. His nickname is Evil because he was the nicest guy amongst us.
No agenda, no side, never complained, always positive, always modest, never trying to be the Alpha Male.
All the wives and girlfriends loved him the most of the gang too, because he was always the one that would ask the right questions and be able to speak beyond the sport, music, drink conversations that so many male gatherings descend to.
So today is his funeral, he is just 61, and we’ll raise a glass or two and celebrate us being lucky enough to have him as a mate.
It will hit worse when it’s the first match of the season at @OfficialBHAFC as there’s a group of lads who are STH that all sit together, and one of those seats will be empty, and you’ll feel beyond crap.
Football is the glue that binds us together, but it’s also the most important of the unimportant things in life, as friends, family and health mean so much more.
Rest In Peace Evil, we’ll be crying later today because we love you.