Lincoln v Bradford

[Henry Hill]

Re: Lincoln v Bradford

A Bradford win to stop the Lincoln momentum.

[William Treseder]

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Dunno but, left school at 12 coz they wudnt lemee play wif football

That’s a real shame. You come across as someone who could have done with another 4 yrs of education. 👍

[William Treseder]

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:tumbleweed:

Here he is. Billy no mates.

[Henry Hill]

Re: Lincoln v Bradford

Here he is. Billy no mates.

Captain Ironic

[NYCBlue]

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I want us to go up as champions, but I'll settle for automatic promotion. Lincoln win. Maintain the gap.

[William Treseder]

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Here he is. Billy no mates.

Is there a reason you chose Henry Hill as your user name? A snivelling gofer , who turned rat ?

[Alfresco]

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Draw or win for Lincoln. Don't want the pack getting to close.

[William Treseder]

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Captain Ironic

Is there a reason you chose Henry Hill as your user name? A snivelling gofer , who turned rat ?

[Trigger]

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Draw or Lincoln win if anyone has to. As long as we win of course any result is acceptable.

[goats]

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Is there a reason you chose Henry Hill as your user name? A snivelling gofer , who turned rat ?

Willy, the days of the ‘Omerta’ are long gone. It’s quite amazing just how many mafioso snitched to the FBI to reduce their incoming sentence. By the 1990’s the code of silence was a thing of the past for many it seems as the once unthinkable drugs money flowed in…
I don’t think there’s a documentary or book about the mafia I’ve not read….i know what your thinking, my goodness he can read even though he didn’t play rugger in school.

[William Treseder]

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Willy, the days of the ‘Omerta’ are long gone. It’s quite amazing just how many mafioso snitched to the FBI to reduce their incoming sentence. By the 1990’s the code of silence was a thing of the past for many it seems as the once unthinkable drugs money flowed in…
I don’t think there’s a documentary or book about the mafia I’ve not read….i know what you’rthinking, my goodness he can read even though he didn’t play rugger in school.

For what it’s worth, my favourite character Ray Liotta played, was Fred Jung in the film Blow.

[goats]

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For what it’s worth, my favourite character Ray Liotta played, was Fred Jung in the film Blow.

You mean Jonny depp, a sad film if ever there was one. True story too….oh right his dad:thumbup:

[goats]

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For what it’s worth, my favourite character Ray Liotta played, was Fred Jung in the film Blow.

Check out “Mob stories” about the many other “rats” and
The book: Iceman The Work Of Richard Kuklinski ( who was a hit man for the mafia, bizarrely, all of them hired him) He said he was one of the murderers of Bonanno family boss Carmine Galante in July 1979, and Gambino family boss Paul Castellano in December 1985.

[Henry Hill]

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Is there a reason you chose Henry Hill as your user name? A snivelling gofer , who turned rat ?

Are you a parrott?

[goats]

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https://watch.amazon.co.uk/detail?gti=amzn1.dv.gti.36704473-ebc0-4200-97f8-af7ef981b6cf&territory=GB&ref_=share_ios_movie&r=web

Whole series free on Amazon prime right now….if you like mafia stuff ( quality thread derail here:hehe:)