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Jah Lush Wrote:

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> Surely you mean Billy Wright. You know, former

> captain of Wolverhampton Wanderers and England,

> married one of the Beverley sisters. Or was that

> one of the Wright brothers? Flew the first

> aeroplane or something? Oh lummie I'm

> confused.com.



That'll be Babs, or was it Bobs?..

PGC I think we were at the same game.....Millwall away?? Nothing was thrown at the bugger and SEVERAL officials were down on their hands and knees in the pouring rain looking for the mysterious object.....nothing found because nothing was thrown on that occasion....given the way he fell I thought he'd been hit by sniper fire.....


He was a pundit on a FA cup final when he said "If Chelsea play Sean I want them to win, If they don't I don't care who wins" I wonder did Sean feel the same way.....team spirit and all that......

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wrighty supported the Irons as a kid FACT



"Ian Edward Wright, as any biography will tell you, was born on 3 November 1963, in Woolwich, London. More than likely, those same biographies will tell you that he started his football career belatedly, 1985 to be precise. MILLWALL , the club Ian has supported since childhood, ignored his talents, then Brighton & Hove Albion also turned him down in 1983...."


As I was saying...B)

???? Wrote:

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> ..and drank in the Kings on the Rye for the longer

> of tooth



Aw, what a place! Never went in, as I was only 14 / 15, but always remember sitting at the bus stop opposite, on the way home from somewhere like the venue. Every Friday / Saturday night, you'd have rows of BMWs parked off street on Peckham Rye!

Keef Wrote:

what a place! Never went in, as I was only 14/15, but always remember sitting at the bus stop opposite, on the way home from somewhere like the venue. Every Friday / Saturday night, you'd have rows of BMWs parked off street on Peckham Rye!


Like my friends' "friend" he's got a lovely BMW and another friends' has a Porsche, top-of-the-range, don't cha know...they both say neither of these 20-somethings have ever done a days work in their lives but often have to go out late at night after receiving a phone call...B)

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