O/T In a Rik Mayall voice

[Zilzal]

TAKE THAT! so called Unibet!!

(grins, snot runs down his face)

Athollblair Boy wins the last at Newcastle. £200 on at 9-4. Romps home at 7-4.

Off now to see if Unibet honours the bet. Almost certain to say again that they have no record of the bet.

Fingers uncrossed for me, fellow racing enthusiasts.

[Casper64Frank]

A silly question....
Did Stan James tell you your account was migrating to Unibet ?
32red, Stan James, Unibet and quite a few more are from the same group.
You should have checked reviews out on Trust Pilot, have a look now.

Hope you don't do Casino / Roulette online.....If you do try 9 red David Ball first goal at Southend.

[Zilzal]

Thanks for the advice Frank.

When we beat First Division S.W. 1-0 in 1964 you were obviously there too, hence your username.

We were on the Kop and got drenched like never before or since. Where were you when Casper (signed for us on the advice of his mate Ian Butler) scored the last minute winner? Great days!

[Casper64Frank]

Barry Lyons was my all time favourite.
Frank Casper was in the shadows of Albert Bennett
Frank was an all time favourite at Burnley.
I have a relative of a relative ? that played for the Millers early 60's.

Unibet are making plenty of excuses atm, they will get it right....

Unfortunately your account may be empty.
Stick with bog-standard Bet 365.

[Zilzal]

In those Golden Days of old we had a forward line of:

Lyons Bennett xxx Houghton and Butler.

xxx signifies the lack of a CF cos Eric wouldn't put his hand in his pocket and buy a big man to protect our star I.R. Bennett. Albert was kicked black and blue in those anything goes days and so every time Albie was picked for the England 23s, he was injured on the Saturday. Emlyn Hughes got the nickname of Crazy Horse at Liverpool because he was always diving on Albert's back when they played Newcastle...Em often said it was the only way he could stop Albert as he was too fast and tricky for him.

Lyons was good and spent 12 years with Nottm Forest. The rest speak for themselves but my favourite was left winger Ian Butler. A genius alongside Ken Houghton. The sale of the 4 of them lined the Purshouse's pockets and as they never spent anything the way was eventually cleared for the big bird in the sky to swoop and bag it all.

The vulture was of course Anton Johnson.