BlueTed

Taxi for Barry.

Richard Butcher in disguise.

What like he did to Bradley Wright-Phillips last week?

soz

Correct. Just found this though he's had some bad injuries. Looked like the sort of player we were missing today. Club career Putterill started his career at Liverpool working his way through their youth teams and moving up to the Liverpool Academy in the summer of 2005. In April 2007 he was in the team that lifted the 2007 FA Youth Cup for Liverpool.[1] He was given a senior contract in the summer of 2007[2][3] and made one first team appearance against Crewe Alexandra in pre-season during July 2007 in a friendly match, when he scored.[4]. He was awarded the number 35 shirt at Liverpool for the 2007/08 season and was named on the bench for the first time in a Football League Cup tie against Reading in September 2007.[5] He was unable to break into the first team and failure to prove his fitness after a hip operation resulted in his release from Liverpool at the end of the 2008–2009 season. His nickname is 'Razor' both in relation to his 1st name 'Ray' and also his aggressive playing style much like former Liverpool legend 'Razor Ruddock'.[citation needed] After seven operations throughout his career including a fractured spine, a hip reconstruction, cartilage in his knee, a hernia operation and a fractured spine when playing for England Schoolboys, the under 15s, against Ireland[6], in July 2010 he signed for League two club Accrington Stanley on a six month contract. He made his league debut on 7 August 2010 in the opening match of the season against Aldershot[7] and scored his first goal for the club on 25 August 2010 in a Carling Cup tie against Newcastle United.[8] In September 2010, both Putterill and Accrington Stanley were charged by the Football Association after the midfielder played whilst under a 42-day Liverpool County FA suspension. This related to an incident whilst playing in a Liverpool County Premier League match for Halewood Town F.C in April 2010 where he had been found guilty of improper or insulting behaviour,[9] after swearing at the referee.[10] The ban came into effect from 30 August 2010 and it was thought that playing Putterill may lead to Stanley being expelled from the Football League Trophy.[11]. On 13 October 2010 Stanley withdrew from the competition and Tranmere were reinstated.[12]. He returned from this ban in a League Two match on 16 October 2010 as a late substitute in Stanley's match against Rotherham.[13]

Sign him up.

Has any one's kids come home with a voucher yet?

OK pal

What even if it put's two latics fans of going?

Spot on. You really could not make it up.

This is a realistic and simple idea that really would work. Making the ground more enclosed will make it feel more like a football stadium and create a better atmosphere. If people agree they should push this to the club even offer a couple of quid toward the finance of it.

Night.

Grow up.

Only come on here to read but you have done my head in pal. How come no one is allowed to say anything to each other without you butting in? And how come recently it only seem's to be you calling people names? I am not the only one who thinks you are a little Hitler I speak to mates who also just read the message boards and can not understand your behaviour. It's funny I don't remember you acting all power crazy before you worked for Latics. Chill out.

I have been going to Latics for 23 years, season ticket holder for 15. I did not go to the last home game against Norwich as it was obvious what would happen. We are so bloody predictable under Penney. I am not going tonight either and will struggle to find the motivation to go Saturday too. The move to Failsworth and the incompetence of the manager are just to much for me to take. Life is just to short to be sitting through that :censored:e on a cold Tuesday night.

Cheers, I am glad you cleared that up for me.

My point is Failsworth is in Manchester, next question.

The story behind the Manchester United protests: Good old days that unite army of fans By IAN LADYMAN Last updated at 12:37 AM on 11th February 2010 Comments (0) Add to My Stories The inner city, industrial area of Newton Heath lies to the north of Manchester city centre, hemmed in by the similarly urban districts of Monsall, Failsworth, Miles Platting and Ancoats. Many of the Manchester United supporters who travelled from around the country to watch their team at Villa Park last night would, perhaps, not be able to find it if they tried. Once more, however, Newton Heath is somewhere near the centre of United’s world. Angered and dismayed at the financial climate in which the modern club now exists, supporters of the Barclays Premier League champions have chosen to look into their club’s history for comfort and for an appropriate point of reference from which to mount their challenge to the owners, the Glazer family. Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/...l#ixzz0fFW18wm8

Barry, time to start the quattro and do one!

Oh right thats ok then, do you always go round making rubbish up about people NJ?

Diego you should'nt believe everything you read matey. KTF.

Is that right NJ33? and how do you know that exactly?

No

Dont normaly post on here lads, just like to read, but i made a point of going down from the main stand to the padock to try and have a word with warney at the final whistle, there was about 20 people stood around clapping the players off warney being one of the last and as he aprouched he appeared to be crying and wouldnt pull his face from his shirt i was shocked by his reaction and a little moved. I really wish he would have stopped for a word as im sure me and the other fans would have made him feel much better about himself and what happend, proper latics player.