After parking by the cricket ground, walking past Lou Macari's chippy was always dodgy. Especially in the days of Jobe et al.
We always felt we stuck out like a sore thumb, as you were a load of scruffs.:whoo:
Young non-match going scallies around Woodison unfortunately, I always park outside the Bargain Booze shop on Arkle road for both grounds, don't use the car parks, you get trapped in far too long, sometimes the walk back to the car you have to have them peeled, their in the shadows, like Fagins little urchins, waiting to pounce if they think your a soft target. Get the train now though up their, have a few in that rank smelly Punch & Judy, has to be the cheapest beer in the city and opens around 09.30
Care to enlighten me, I did mix my metaphors, but that was on purpose.
The scouse stereotype has been done to death and seemingly will never change to some less enlightened people, most of whom haven't ever been to Liverpool, or haven't been for 20 years. probably the same as the Glasgow one, but it fits some peoples agenda in life, so ho hum. The worst bit of it is no new jokes, just sad, outdated, boring ones. We all laughed when West Ham sang "We've got Di Canio, you've got our stereo" which was original and very funny.