[Confirmed] Anthony Stokes

[JJ Sefton]

Where are some of the posters in this thread? they ain't been seen for around 10 years.

Playing football in the SPL.

 

[Danny Blade]

Where are some of the posters in this thread? they ain't been seen for around 10 years.

Gonna Villa.

 

[wavy-blade]

Where are some of the posters in this thread? they ain't been seen for around 10 years.

This subject is worth it’s on thread , is funny how people move on , I often wonder where do people go , some people move onto Twitter, and other media, others I suppose have changes in their personal life and just don’t have the time or inclination to post , and unfortunately some people have passed away , one incidence of this was a poster who made a comment at 10 ish and by 3 pm someone had started a thread he was dead ( can’t not remember his name RIP ) .

 

[Davalon]

I thought there was summet different about him , it’s a good one tho , wonder how much he paid for it ? Might have a whip around on here to get mine done , I was thinking summert from the 80s
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Guess it depends on the hair you have left, and the texture of it.

Rooney looks like he needs more coverage again and there's some shite ones around like Steven Fletcher, Leigh Griffiths, Bilic, Keown etc.

 

[McGrath]

This subject is worth it’s on thread , is funny how people move on , I often wonder where do people go , some people move onto Twitter, and other media, others I suppose have changes in their personal life and just don’t have the time or inclination to post , and unfortunately some people have passed away , one incidence of this was a poster who made a comment at 10 ish and by 3 pm someone had started a thread he was dead ( can’t not remember his name RIP ) .

I wonder if any of them just decided to knock being a football supporter on the head and go on to pursue other pastimes.

I'm interested to know if some people just fall out of love the game and do other stuff.

 

[Badger Blade]

I wonder if any of them just decided to knock being a football supporter on the head and go on to pursue other pastimes.

I'm interested to know if some people just fall out of love the game and do other stuff.

Easily done I suppose, certainly once families come along, people priced out of going, cost of sky subscription, VAR, game going a bit soft

My stepmum was a season ticket holder at Derby in the 80's, followed them home and away for years but I think the last time she went was when they played Man United in a cup tie a few years ago and she probably hadn't been for 20 years before that. She spends most of her time at antique auctions now buying all manner of rubbish.

My father in law is a pig fan, again used to go all over when he was younger but I've known him for 11 years and can count on one hand the number of times he's been to Hillsborough, spends his Saturdays playing golf now.

 

[pudseyblade]

Easily done I suppose, certainly once families come along, people priced out of going, cost of sky subscription, VAR, game going a bit soft

My stepmum was a season ticket holder at Derby in the 80's, followed them home and away for years but I think the last time she went was when they played Man United in a cup tie a few years ago and she probably hadn't been for 20 years before that. She spends most of her time at antique auctions now buying all manner of rubbish.

My father in law is a pig fan, again used to go all over when he was younger but I've known him for 11 years and can count on one hand the number of times he's been to Hillsborough, spends his Saturdays playing golf now.

This is one of the biggest risks to the delaying of opening stadiums. If other pursuits open before stadiums at full capacity, will some folk simply find other stuff to busy themselves with. Even those who think now they are desperate for a return - let's say the first game back you can't get a pint anywhere because all the pubs are at limited capacity and then we lose 0-3 at home to Barnsley - how many will already be questioning how bad watching it all on t'box was after all. I don't expect any individual to admit it here, but on a macro level we know it would happen

 

[The Crab]

Easily done I suppose, certainly once families come along, people priced out of going, cost of sky subscription, VAR, game going a bit soft

My stepmum was a season ticket holder at Derby in the 80's, followed them home and away for years but I think the last time she went was when they played Man United in a cup tie a few years ago and she probably hadn't been for 20 years before that. She spends most of her time at antique auctions now buying all manner of rubbish.

My father in law is a pig fan, again used to go all over when he was younger but I've known him for 11 years and can count on one hand the number of times he's been to Hillsborough, spends his Saturdays playing golf now.

I wonder if she went to Arthur Johnsons in Nottingham? I used to go to that auction most weeks

 

[Badger Blade]

I wonder if she went to Arthur Johnsons in Nottingham? I used to go to that auction most weeks

I'm sure she has at some point. She works part time at Hansons now, she's spotted herself in the background on Bargain Hunt a few times

 

[The Crab]

I'm sure she has at some point. She works part time at Hansons now, she's spotted herself in the background on Bargain Hunt a few times

Me and Ms Crab have made some fleeting appearances on some. She once bought something that Charles Hanson had bought on an episode of Antiques Road Trip, I've still got it in her cabinet