Philip Gerken

Scouser, Toffee

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@BabajiSutar3 The bowler’s Holding , the batsman’s Willey

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@prodnose “Soccer” was always a disparaging term in Liverpool, were I’m from, especially from people who supported or played rugby

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@oldpicposter It certainly has, where I grew up. It was mostly full of all kind of shops and a few chip shops and a Chinese. There was even a camera shop called Brady’s. Got my first proper camera from there.

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@BabajiSutar3 Inability to defend both batting and bowling

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@oldpicposter Classy inside, saw loads of films there as it our local cinema. However “Grand Prix” from 1966 was the one.

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@LancsCCMG @BumbleCricket Watched LCCC as member in 80’s and 90’s. CC matches played in a largely empty derelict stadium sitting on wet seats. Red ball is the best but sadly it’s not enough to sustain the club

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@Liverpool1207 What an awful incompatible sign. Grew up 200yds from there. The sign then was just black with gold lettering

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@LiverpoolVista Oxford Street

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@mitchell_hurd @Tarka_Man They were, quiet and a nice ride quality

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@Tarka_Man Same place, same year ! My pic

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@StevenIsserlis What an artist ! Der Dudelsackpfeifer, as a piper myself

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@JohnoTHEJAM I can …

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@PolitlcsUK If wasn’t moving or a car it’d be painted grey

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@lancscricket @SNBCC Won’t get that at Faringdon

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@every_station Congrats, some achievement

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@every_station Lough Owel l/h side of northbound train after Mullingar Sta. with its canopies. Home town of Ryanair’s Michael O’Leary btw

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@sharrond62 Remember who invented all this stuff, the elderly, when they weren’t elderly. Steve Jobs would be 71 if he were alive today. Bill Gates is 71. I do take your point though.

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@every_station It’s the canopies I think, this is Mullingar

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@keithjones84 It was one of the few places in Liverpool were you could walk by the river and see the ships. Loved it.