Is`nt there a couple of St Helens lads playing for Liverpool at the moment I can`t think of their names
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Posted 10 December 2011 - 10:24 AM
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Posted 10 December 2011 - 11:26 AM
Connor Coady is one.
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Posted 18 December 2011 - 08:20 PM
This person was not born in St,Helens but he played for St,Helens town football team before he signed for Manchester City,he was a German prisoner of war and his name was Bert Trautman does he count.
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Posted 19 December 2011 - 10:28 AM
The Bert Trautman story is on the history channel (12) at the moment.
It'll more than likely be repeated later today or tomorrow.
It'll more than likely be repeated later today or tomorrow.
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Posted 20 December 2011 - 08:42 AM
Quoted from Wikipedia on Huyton -
The prisoner of war camp closed in 1948. Many of its inmates 'went native', stayed in
Britain and married local women. Among those in the Huyton camp was Bert Trautmann who later went on to be the 1950s goalkeeper for Manchester City. From 1944, American servicemen were temporarily stationed in Huyton. Older Huytonians still recall the tensions between black and white G.I.s which resulted in a night known as ‘the shoot out at the Eagle and Child’ (local public house).[5]
The prisoner of war camp closed in 1948. Many of its inmates 'went native', stayed in
Britain and married local women. Among those in the Huyton camp was Bert Trautmann who later went on to be the 1950s goalkeeper for Manchester City. From 1944, American servicemen were temporarily stationed in Huyton. Older Huytonians still recall the tensions between black and white G.I.s which resulted in a night known as ‘the shoot out at the Eagle and Child’ (local public house).[5]
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Posted 29 December 2011 - 10:34 AM
John Lyon Olympic boxer, John Houghton England rugby union (Ex Cowley)
The other Liverpool player Is Raheem Stirling, I think
The other Liverpool player Is Raheem Stirling, I think
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Posted 30 January 2012 - 04:32 PM
This one also wasnt born in St Helens but went out of St Helens ABA later
This lovely lad I went to school with and was sorry to hear of his sad end.
Keith Wallace born 1961 in Prescot , started out with BICC Amateur Boxing Club based at the Prescot factory, Represented England at 1980 Moscow Olympics, ABA Champ twice(Flyweight)and later in 1983 as a professional became Commonwealth Champion. Obviously destined for glory. Unfortunately he died of cancer in 1999 age 38
This lovely lad I went to school with and was sorry to hear of his sad end.
Keith Wallace born 1961 in Prescot , started out with BICC Amateur Boxing Club based at the Prescot factory, Represented England at 1980 Moscow Olympics, ABA Champ twice(Flyweight)and later in 1983 as a professional became Commonwealth Champion. Obviously destined for glory. Unfortunately he died of cancer in 1999 age 38
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