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the sort of fans that booed a manager, but we did. the sort of fans to demand members of the board resign, but we did. I'm mostly happy with our direction right now, and I reckon most people think we're consolidating on our European Cup win - and think that's a good thing. But when did we (as supporters) start to presume so much about the running of a football club? It always struck me as non-Liverpool to call for board-level resignations but I see the 'sack RP' comments all the time now (both real and tongue-in-cheek). Do we know so much more now or are we guessing? This is not a question designed to criticise the dissenters, more an inquiry as to how fan-involvement has moved on.

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You're probably right. Funny, when I first looked at Colin Irwin I thought it was Clem! Funny how a haircut stands out as the most recognisable feature when the shot isn't a profile.

looks like Victoria Wood. BTW I can recognise the obvious ones but can anyone confirm my guesses that the leftmost two in the back row are Alan Waddle and Avi Cohen? Is it Colin Irwin next to Jocky?

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He's also from wales... Posted by dannylad (melia still signed in )

My missus is back in Liverpoool visiting her sick Dad Anyway, I asked her to pop into the shop to pick up an "Untouchables" t-shirt but they were out of stock. Fortunately, Peter Hooton walked in and he had a few in his car. I'll be walking the streets of Melbourne proudly wearing one next week Gerry (I believe) also gave her a load of stickers and stuff to bring home for me to pass round.