Will Ormskirk be incorperated in Merseyside?
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Your modesty is like your home town, completely underwhelming. Judging by the lack of replys, nobody gives a shite.                                                                                                  PS. I stayed in Ormskirk for a month, one weekend.
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You can contact him through official website of Liverpool\nwww.liverpoolfc.tv
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Fear not my little gutter-flower, Highbury is not getting torn down.\n\nIn answer to you first question (I cannot find the village on arsenal.com) I received some direct mail (I'm an Arsenal member) a month or so ago with Reyes inviting me to buy an apartment in a golfing complex in Spain that he had bought an apartment in - so that is probably the village.\n\nAs for Highbury, they can't tear it down because the East and West Stands are both Grade II protected buildings (Art Deco architecture). They are turning the whole ground into posh residential apartments, with gardens where the pitch used to be).\n\nI used to live 150 yds from the ground, and wish I could afford to buy one of those apartments - Arsenal tube is damn handy if you work in London.
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England.And Liverpool.
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This is a trick question as everyone associates the Mersey with Liverpool when, of course, that's only where it reaches the sea. The Mersey starts in Cheshire, winds through Greater Manchester before reaching Merseyside. The nearest professional Football Team to the Mersey is Stockport County as the river runs just past the ground.
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If you learn your English in Liverpool, it will inevitably happen. Just listen to Jan Molby!\n\nBut most Liverpool fans don't actually have scouse accents, because they're from China, London, Devon etc
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Should do. If they miss Millwall going the other way then at least the town won't get trashed as it has done in recent friendlies.\n\nIf they went up - would they be able to stay there though?
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Tomorrow or Sunday. Then it will be beautiful again all next working week!\n\nLiverpool for the double next season? Come on you reds!
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Maybe. Thier defense and midfield are that of a top quality team. Thier big problem is their attack. Morientes and Cisse aren't doing a good job and should be sold. Peter Crouch is starting to do a good job and i believe that they should keep Robbie Folwer. But they just don't have that killer edge e.g. Henry with Arsenal. If Liverpool bought someone like Owen or Kuyt then MAYBE they could challenge
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just posted the same question and hope liverpool will win!
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My guess is that they'll end up in either 2nd or 3rd again this year, but I'd love to see them lose the rest of their matches for the season. I'm rooting for Wigan in the Carling Cup!
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Wigan was originally in Lancashire until the Local Government Boundary Changes Act (1974) when the old shire counties were dismantled as being too cumbersome. Prior to that towns such as Wigan would have had an Urban District Council, whereas country areas would have a Rural District Council. These came under the control of Lancaster County Council, based in Preston. Under the 1974 Act Metropolitan 'counties' were created and Wigan Urban District Council came under the control of the new Metropolitan County of Greater Manchester. The Council was renamed as Wigan Metropolitan Borough Council taking in the surrounding Urban Councils of Ashton-in Makerfield, Golborne, Leigh, Hindley, Atherton and Tyldesley. This was one of the brainchild of Harold Wilson, former Labour Prime Minister who resigned in 1974 due to the potential revelation of his illegal involvement in land purchase in Ince in Wigan where he and his secretary Marcia Falkender (Later Lady Falkender?) had purchased derelict land at a cut down price and sold it on at a vast profit for redevelopment, totally against then Government regulations that forbade Ministers form profiting from 'inside' information. The land now contains industrial development units and is next to the railway line at Ince past the turning to Morrisons, under the bridge and next right.\n\nThus Wigan is now in Greater Manchester although traditionalists would rather it still be in Lancashire. Wigan, Lancs. is still an acceptable postal address.\n\nI believe that Wigan Warriors need more support than ever as, on the assumption that Wigan Athletic survive next season's Premiership and don't get relegated, the Warriors will have to vacate the ground as Premiership Rules do not allow ground sharing with other sports for more that two seasos following promotion and it is, after all, their stadium. I believe that Dave Whelan, with whom the Warriors have had altercations in the past and who owns the JJB stadium, may let them play at Orrell, which he also owns. As it is likely that the Warriors will be relegated I would think that much of it's support will also vanish so Orrell might be a better bet than a half empty JJB Stadium.
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NIL is my bet. Unless they strike a last minute alliance, which I doubt.\n\nWhat good ground they have lost, havent they.
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Unfortunately, the only shops open will be small convenience stores and chemists. Oxford street will be completely deserted and the tube/buses will not be running either. \n\nXmas is a NATIONAL HOLIDAY when the majority of the population get the chance to take a break from their daily grind!
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Have hope fellow Scouser fan...\nYou'll never walk alone.
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I don't think they will either.  They may even start growing different coloured grass in sponsors names.  The other alternative is super imposing but this is not viewed in the stadium
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Its never happened.  The nearest Liverpool have come to this result is: \n\nLiverpool5-0Manchester United\nEnglish Division 1 (old)19-09-1925