Bog roll
Steven Hawkings winger
Dribbled a few times as well
[BUPA] Hayden Hackney
- Thread starter Ashley
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Locadoodledoo
First Team Squad
Would snatch their hand off
Hawkeye1947
First Team Squad
I would rather have Hackney. Go get him big man before either Everton or United come in for him
Lord Wazzock
First Team Squad
Unfortunately they did
James Garner: Everton midfielder signs new four-and-a-half-year contract
Midfielder James Garner signs a new four-and-a-half-year contract with Everton.
www.bbc.co.uk
Est.1865
Premier League Survivors
Sadly Everton is reportedly his ‘dream’ move, so to speak.
DanR
Steve Chettle
I wouldn't want to see his nightmare move.
Est.1865
Premier League Survivors
Agree. Quite disturbing.
Statto
Free Kick Specialist
He's a scouser (well, Birkenhead, which is basically scouse-on-wirrall)...
Listen 'ere young man
Stuart Pearce
Chairman Mo
First Team Squad
Woolybacks, the real Scousers call them, although why I'm suggesting we take a lead from them, I don't know
Est.1865
Premier League Survivors
I would expect them to get £20m
Hang on, who are you talking about?
Statto
Free Kick Specialist
Garner
Right that makes more sense as I think the dream move was in relation to Hackney as it’s his preferred destination…I was getting lost
Chairman Mo
First Team Squad
Me too
oobidoobi
Viv Anderson
Unless youre born within sight of Goodison, it shows a complete lack of imagination to think that is your dream move
Additionally, you’d also be a madman to go to Goodison, especially as they moved to a new ground which is basically in the sea, I read?
Berkshire Red
John Robertson
Lol. They'll find it difficult to keep him in the Championship.
Colin Addison
First Team Squad
I think you're getting your areas of Scouseland confused. Woolybacks are from St.Helens. The Wirral was where original plastic scousers saying came from.Woolybacks, the real Scousers call them, although why I'm suggesting we take a lead from them, I don't know
GOBIAS
Ian Bowyer
I thought everyone from outside Liverpool but within the vicinity is a wooly back?
Colin Addison
First Team Squad
I worked up there for a couple of years early/mid 70's, the only people referred to as Woolybacks were folk from St.Helens, perhaps it's changed over the years.
Chairman Mo
First Team Squad
According to Co-Pilot:
"Woolyback" is a Scouse slang term used to describe someone from outside Liverpool, particularly from surrounding towns or rural areas, often with a mildly derogatory connotation.
Meaning and Usage
In Liverpool slang, a woolyback refers to a person who is not from the city itself but from nearby towns or boroughs, such as Wirral, St Helens, Sefton, Runcorn, Warrington, or Southport
Chairman Mo
First Team Squad
I had a Scouse room-mate at University '90-'91: he used it for anyone within 10 miles or so of the city. There seemed to be a belief that they were trying to 'ape' genuine scousers.
Osiris
We HATE the Villa
I'm not sure what's worse - actual Scousers or people aspiring to be one