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1. Mick Channon
2. Francis Lee
3. Michael Owen
4. Joey Barton
5. Sir Alex Ferguson
6. Kevin Keegan
7. Mick Quinn
8. Peter Shilton
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Hang on, 2 short, let me sleep on it...
2. Francis Lee
3. Michael Owen
4. Joey Barton
5. Sir Alex Ferguson
6. Kevin Keegan
7. Mick Quinn
8. Peter Shilton
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Hang on, 2 short, let me sleep on it...
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I'd wrote off no.7 until the Great Hall sequence stung me pocket a wee bit.
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Probably kept him in pies for a bit
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He's done well with that horse tbf
I think I may need ged or onlooker's help to name a few from the good old days. |
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Look at his face, just look at his face...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EMmQk2lK_Ks |
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Rooney bought a couple off no.3 didn't he? But then his brain cogs started slowly whirring and he sussed out that he hadn't made the greatest investment of all time.
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* No 2 on the list, obv
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Good call mouse, forgot about that, wasn't one of them called Pip or something similar?
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Charlie Austin?
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Can't remember the hoss, but wasn't there also some trouble when Owen turned out to be an agent for star sports or some similar crew?
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I didn't know about that, mouse
In what capacity, SL? |
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tbf Rooney did pick up some prize money with Your Art Is On Fire
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Who remembers Seebald?
https://www.empireofthekop.com/2014/03/11/five-liverpool-legends-that-own-horses/ |
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Austin owns a few I think, seems to be on the box a lot, I think he has a few, Not sure if he's involved in breeding also.
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seebald, the scousers owned it didn't they, fowler and mcmanaman?
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Cheers, SL, I didn't know that.
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yes, pencil fowler and mac in at 9 & 10
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Yes SL, it's on that link, and that one owned by Terry Mac that won a few for Jonjo.
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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-382569/Owen-Rooney-war-pound-700-000-debt.html
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1. Mick Channon
2. Francis Lee 3. Michael Owen 4. Joey Barton 5. Sir Alex Ferguson 6. Kevin Keegan 7. Mick Quinn 8. Peter Shilton 9. Steve Mac 10. Terry Mac 11. Robbie Fowler I'm sure you will all agree, a thoroughly well researched, flawless top 10, with no shocking emissions! |
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What about Paul Merson and Tony Adams?
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Owen introduced Rooney and a number of other England players to Steve Smith at the start of the season after becoming tired of running the team gambling school.
Until then Owen handled the bets, but the sums of money involved became too large and he instead recruited Smith to take care of matters. Smith set up a private bookmakers called Goldchip Ltd, but it was only last Thursday that he obtained a gambling licence. Before that, he is said to have been acting as a betting agent on behalf of Rooney, Owen and a number of other players — believed to include John Terry, Frank Lampard and Rio Ferdinand. Fortunately the current young breed are more into world of warcraft or whatever the latest game is than proper gambling, thus promoting a greater sense of harmony within the squad which can carry our boys all the way to world cup glory |
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I think it's 1.01 WR didn't pay the alleged £700K, mouse
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Sure, but he never did buy another nag off Owen or anyone else.
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From my time in racing I know the following all had horses, or involved in horses.
Alan Ball Sir Alex Ferguson Charlie Adam Charlie Austin Joseph Barton Neil Ruddock Lee Power (Ex Norwich player, done the matchday programs for years, now owns Geneva Power (Green and white checks) and owns Swindon Town) Alan Shearer Harry Redknapp Mick Channon Kevin Keegan Michael Owen Steve McNamaman Robbie Fowler Emile Heskey Michael Chopra Kevin Phillips Mick Quinn Alan Brazil Ian Wright Steve Coppell Paul Gascoigne Matt Le Tissier Wayne Rooney David Beckham |
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Stan Bowles a shokking omission
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Peter Lorimer
Bryan Robson David Platt Terry Yorath |
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Joe Cole
Paul Merson |
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Surprised that Niall Quinn is nowhere to be seen....
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griezeman had a winner the other day
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claudio pizarro
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Chris Kamara is a very shokking omission
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Griezmann
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Alan Ball actually was a racehorse, trained by Sue Wilton.
Always had a squeak in 2-mile chases. |
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Johnny Lester's Hair.
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domino14 is a bit of a name dropper, if you ask me
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Brian Labone - was at least part-owner of Goodison (maybe with Alan Ball). I think it was a 7f horse, and won at Chester, possibly more than once.
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Ally McCoist had a hurdler/chaser a few years ago...name will come to me
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Isn't Keith Gillespie a schocking ommision, don't know if he owned any but certainly did his conkers on a fair few.
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Emlyn Hughes another absentee
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