0151 231 6785 01512316785 Liverpool. Nuisance Calls.

If, like me, you have had the misfortune to be called by persons (Currently unknown, but I am working on it!...watch this space :-) ), you will know how bloody irritating and annoying being called several times a day and then having them cut you off when you answer is!

The good news is that as we speak, an ex employee who recognised the number has decided to supply me with Names, addresses and WORKING land line numbers for these awful, rude people. So shortly I will be publishing them on EVERY FORUM i can :-)

REVENGE WILL BE SWEET as they receive phone calls, junk mail and other annoying stuff to give them a taste of their own medicine !

CAN'T WAIT Lol :-)

By the way. If you send a standard letter through the post with a VERY heavy load of blank paper in it (Second class stamp only), the person who recieves it will be asked to pay the difference before it is delivered....Just thought i would leave that here.......for you annoyed people to consider :-)

Have a nice day...and watch this space !!

http://www.experienceproject.com/stories/Hate-Myself-And-I-Want-To-Die/2379116

Suerez...is that Uruguyan for "miserable tw@"

You would certainly think so judging by this picture taken outside Mansfield Town FC's ground today.
Feel so sorry for the little lad. Not because of Mr Seurez(s!) total ignorance...but because the kid actually looks up with wonder and respect to his heros...shame Seurez doesn't give a toss about his fans in the same way :-/.

PRAT!

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Liverpool Goalkeeper Brad Jones is helping the Anthony Nolan Trust Save lives now!

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Top level goalkeeper for Liverpool Brad Jones has decided to turn his efforts to another sort of saving, but this time its lives not goal's!

Brad's son Luca was diagnosed with AML earlier this year and so now Brad, with the help of Luca's mum Dani, are getting ready to throw their efforts into supporting the Anthony Nolan Trust to recruit even more Bone Marrow Donors onto it's register.

Well done Brad and Dani for lending your support to this great charity.And best wishes to you Luca with your own bone marrow transplant scheduled for September :-)

To read the full story click HERE

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Gary Ablett diagnosed with non-Hodgkins lymphoma.

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Ipswich coach Gary Ablett has been diagnosed with a form of blood cancer. The 44-year-old former Liverpool and Everton defender was taken ill last week and has non-Hodgkin's lymphoma.



Ablett was in charge of Stockport as they were relegated to npower League Two last season but recently took up a coaching role at Ipswich under Roy Keane and is currently in hospital in Suffolk. An Everton statement on their official website said: "Gary has always been a popular figure at Goodison, where he has forged a host of friendships through his time here as a player and a coach. "An FA Cup winner as part of Joe Royle's famous Everton side in 1995, he returned to Goodison in 2002 as a senior coach within the Blues' Academy. He departed Goodison in 2006 to take up a position as reserve team boss for Liverpool but has maintained strong friendships on the blue half of the city. Our thoughts are with Gary and his family at this time." Ipswich are yet to comment but are set to release a statement on Monday afternoon.

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A name from my past,heard again.......

Whilst doing some surfing, brought on after my wife mentioned about an air crash that happened in August of 1984, i found that after all these years at least some things that I think are buried deep in my memory..actually are !.

The story in the Sleaford Standard told of an air crash involving a Flt Lt from RAF Cranwell named Bob Bailey, and she asked me if i knew him as my RAF career really began at Cranwell in March of '84. I did not remember the name she mentioned, but something about the story stirred a memory of a fella that I once knew who went by the name of Wing Commander Ralph Reid-Buckle , a very fiery man who I had met during my service not in the RAF, but as a young cadet in the Air Training Corpse (384 Squadron,Mansfield).

I remember Wng Cdr Reid-Buckle and I having a very short conversation at the Beckingham Rifle Range just outside Newark-Upon-Trent a few years before i joined the RAF.

I had just started to fire off a few rounds at the ranges 600 Yrd targets with my Lee Enfield 303 rifle, when he walked along the row of shooters and stopped behind me.
"Nice shooting young man" he said, "I bet you are pleased with your aim?". Well, of course this was a great honour, me, being complimented by such a senior officer on my marksmanship skills!.
"Thank you sir", i remember saying, "i am trying for my marksmanship badge".
"Excellent" he said,"but next time, try to hit the target at the end of the range and not put six holes in the range lane marker sign!".
What!.I looked closely at my small lane marker sign that lay slightly to the left of my guns muzzle, and there they were!....six bullet holes which i had punched through the wooden sign at a range of..oh....six inches!.......... nicely group though !.

Ralph Reid-Buckle was a "proper" gentleman and an officer, even down to his handlebar moustache and swagger stick.He died with 10 others when the Vickers Varsity they were in at the time crashed on it's way to Liverpool Airport.3 People survived when it plummeted 3'000 feet and burst into flames.

25 years ago this month. R.I.P to you all, and condolences to their surviving families.