Ask Al Whit kings head disc spinner,its played in there all the time!

Still rockin and still charmin the ladies. Disco at the rugby club. Pint of mild for The Longford. Card school on a Sunday (when the pubs shut at 3 every day) then down to the Prime Rib for a steak, then town

I was sat having a beer with Chris at a friends silver anniversary and he was telling me lots of frank details of Led Zepplin, Deep Purple etc,etc (and there is a lot). Could listen to his stories for ages. He has had a very interesting life.

Soon as you get the full song, can you get it on here?

I`m off now till a week tuesday so I`m obliged to go for a pint or two on the odd day or two. I`ll ask him if he`s got any of it on paper(sure he has).I`ll put it in its own thread but I`m not to quick typing so it might take some time

Does anyone think it'd be a good idea to get some song sheets going with the words to 'Abide with Me' and some regular Wire songs?

There will be a lot of fans at Wembley that don't attend games regularly so don't know the words. If people could join in with more than just "Wire, Wire, Wire..." and "barmy army, barmy army..." it'd be awesome! Imagine 25'000 people all singing the words to Wire songs at once!

Do you think the club would print up song sheets to distribute on the coaches and hand out in the club shop?

Just a selection of the many verses

Warrington Man by Christopher Finton Culleton (Longford Lover)


I`m a Warrington man and I don`t give a damn
Coz everyone knows I`m a Warrington man

One night as I came out of The Vine
I was singing and shouting and having a time
When the cops came over and threw me in clink
They said " Chris you`ve had to much to drink"

I`m a Warrington man and I don`t give a damn
Coz everyone knows I`m a Warrington man

Now my mates and myself went The Carlton one night
We kicked up a row and we started to fight
Bill Medland came over and he threw me out
And said "don`t come back you long haired lout"

Chorus

Now I met an old tramp he was tattered and torn
He was eating the grass at the front of my lawn
I said " if you`re hungry and want a good snack
The grass is much longer around at the back"

Chorus

Then I met a daft fellow by the name of Jim
One day I threw some tomatoes at him
"Tomatoes won`t hurt me " he said with a grin
these buggers will, they`re still in the tin

Chorus

Now The Rabbit, The Smith, The Crock and The Noon
Went on a pish up with The Longford one June
On the thirty first day of our marathon sticker
The pubs had to shut coz we`d supped all their liquor

Chorus

Now the girls of St Helens, Wigan, Widnes and Leigh
All have confessed their affections to me
So I tell each one it`s her I adore
And I give them a bone and they come back for more

Chorus


PS There are more verses and I`ve had to censor some of it
And on a final note, whilst I was at Chris` house and he was digging his song sheets out, he was showing me his photes of himself with The Stones and Deep Purple and telling me a story of how he was at The Carlton with his son one Saturday night when his son says
" Dad is the rumour about me being conceived on the dance floor true"?
"No" he said "Don`t be silly.......it was on the stage"

God love him. There`s a book there somewhere.