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Re: Tranmere
Posted: Tue Aug 02, 2016 7:16 pm
by stilltheman
will be travelling for this one. what pubs barrow fans in need to keep wits about you there. went with bradford in mid 90s. sly in birkenhead never know where they are till they on top of you. done my nose that day
Re: Tranmere
Posted: Tue Aug 02, 2016 7:27 pm
by Holkerbird
spirit of 1990 wrote:On the subject of Tranmere, and one of their players in particular.....
Nice little quote off Mr Cook in The Non League Magazine "I would love to play well against Barrow and hopefully score against them because of the reaction I got off their fans when I signed for Tranmere"
Never learns that lad, that's twice now!
Who cares, he can say what he likes he is still just another non league player at the end of the day. He must have been reading the forum cos I doubt anyone will have spoken directly to him since he signed.
Re: Tranmere
Posted: Tue Aug 02, 2016 7:39 pm
by Lancaster Branch
His twitter feed got plenty of hammer, wrongly imvho.
Hope you all have a lovelytime at Prenton Park. Make sure you get your photo taken at the Elton Welsby statue.
Re: Tranmere
Posted: Tue Aug 02, 2016 8:35 pm
by optomisticsupporter
mikemarshhewasgood wrote:What percentage of the gate are we entitled to recieve
Do you mean fans or money, if its fans it wont come into play and money the answer is zero.
Re: Tranmere
Posted: Tue Aug 02, 2016 11:23 pm
by mikemarshhewasgood
Yeah money mate, was thinking it might be a decent gate with only 2nd game in the season, 3000+ who knows? As for cooks statement well he's got to say something I suppose and show his allegiance to his new club. All despite of the fact that some (most) of the away support, applauded him week after week for 3 seasons
Re: Tranmere
Posted: Wed Aug 03, 2016 12:15 am
by Ray Johnstone
This will be my first visit to Liverpool in over a decade. I am making a day of it, with a fourth trip to the Walker Art Gallery and a maiden explore of the newly opened Museum of Liverpool. A fantastic English city, and well deserving of its recent European Capital of Culture title.
Re: Tranmere
Posted: Wed Aug 03, 2016 12:30 am
by walney rock
Should be a decent attendance for the game if both teams get off to a winning start to the season, there was 4,600+ plus for the game last season I cant see that attendance being beaten
Re: Tranmere
Posted: Wed Aug 03, 2016 7:18 am
by blue nige
Re: Tranmere
Posted: Wed Aug 03, 2016 8:23 am
by Wintergreen
Lancaster Branch wrote:His twitter feed got plenty of hammer, wrongly imvho.
Hope you all have a lovelytime at Prenton Park. Make sure you get your photo taken at the Elton Welsby statue.
I’m intrigued – is there really such a thing as an Elton Welsby statue? No - say it aint so.
Re: Tranmere
Posted: Wed Aug 03, 2016 3:54 pm
by barrow-mike
spirit of 1990 wrote:On the subject of Tranmere, and one of their players in particular.....
Nice little quote off Mr Cook in The Non League Magazine "I would love to play well against Barrow and hopefully score against them because of the reaction I got off their fans when I signed for Tranmere"
Never learns that lad, that's twice now!
Has cooky recovered from the broken brow bone ..,seems a bit quick for that type of injury
Re: Tranmere
Posted: Wed Aug 03, 2016 4:48 pm
by Bingo
Tranmere averaged over 5,000 last season so with it being their first home game of the season i would expect a fairly big crowd. 325 from Barrow
Re: Tranmere
Posted: Wed Aug 03, 2016 7:29 pm
by Jo am back
Been looking forward to this one,great visit last season.pity it wasnt on a saturday really as i think we would have taken 500. On Cook,he criticised us last time he left,lets give him grief i say.
Re: Tranmere
Posted: Thu Aug 04, 2016 10:10 am
by mall
Ray Johnstone wrote:This will be my first visit to Liverpool in over a decade. I am making a day of it, with a fourth trip to the Walker Art Gallery and a maiden explore of the newly opened Museum of Liverpool. A fantastic English city, and well deserving of its recent European Capital of Culture title.
A fantastic English City eh,well I'm pretty sure the title of "European Capital of Culture" title will mean sod all to the miserable living conditions that prevail in Toxteth east and west-Anfield,Heyworth and Queens Road.
Re: Tranmere
Posted: Thu Aug 04, 2016 3:03 pm
by ruins
mall wrote:Ray Johnstone wrote:This will be my first visit to Liverpool in over a decade. I am making a day of it, with a fourth trip to the Walker Art Gallery and a maiden explore of the newly opened Museum of Liverpool. A fantastic English city, and well deserving of its recent European Capital of Culture title.
A fantastic English City eh,well I'm pretty sure the title of "European Capital of Culture" title will mean sod all to the miserable living conditions that prevail in Toxteth east and west-Anfield,Heyworth and Queens Road.
you can pull them kind of places out of any city or larger town!!
Re: Tranmere
Posted: Sun Aug 07, 2016 2:10 pm
by The Tomahawk Kid
spirit of 1990 wrote:On the subject of Tranmere, and one of their players in particular.....
Nice little quote off Mr Cook in The Non League Magazine "I would love to play well against Barrow and hopefully score against them because of the reaction I got off their fans when I signed for Tranmere"
Never learns that lad, that's twice now!
He's not the brightest button is he?
His 'Bird Brain' intelligence, his far reaching comments + his 'Shish Kebab Belly' (nearly as big as his mouth!) should attract the mirth of many of our quick witted fans on his return to Holker Street. And I'm sure a few will be taking the pi** this forthcoming Tuesday...
