Well there is clearly more than one football side, but this one is a league team, not an obscure one, and the ones you’ve named aren’t. But yes to the other three answers. You’re too good at this. I’ll have to dredge up some more when you’ve got this one.

PS Pity a Mr Walker ain’t around

Possible places to visit if i do a trip, which ones do you like the sound of ? The conservation centre, National Museums Liverpool (NML) Re-opens this month with Reveal which will encourage visitors to explore conservation principles. Liverpool Anglican Cathedral. With the highest gothic arches, the biggest organ and the heaviest bells, its the largest in the world and one of the greatest of the 20th century. Merseyside Maritime Museum. This award winning attraction tells the story of Liverpools seafairing history and the merchant navy. Western Approaches Museum. i have been given a number to call if we want to be shown around. During WW2, Western Approaches HQ was the most important suit of rooms in the kingdom. This fascinating underground labyrinth of rooms, once a top secret nerve centre, is now open to the public from March to October, thur and Sat 10.30-4.30pm Williamson Tunnels Heritage Centre. Take a 45min guided tour through the unique laberynth of tunners created by the 19th century philantropist Joseph Williamson, then view the exibitions that depict the life & times of one of Liverpools most eccentric charecters. World Museum Liverpoool After 3 Million redevelopment project, from the creepy bug house to the Aquarium to the natural history centreand treasure house theatre. The Chambre Hardman Photographic Studio.(NT) A unique insight into the life of the acclaimed photograper, the house contains an extensive collection of his works as well as his studio, darkroom and living quarters from 1948 to 1988. Tours from late morning throughout the day. Booking advised.11am-5pm St.Georges Hall. With its splendid chandeliers and guilded plasterwork, its one of the finest neo-classical buildings in europe and remains unique intrems of its architecture, function and history. tours mon-sat 11.30-12.30 or 1.30-3pm. Also: Sefton Park Palm house. The Albert Dock experience (expensive shops restaraunts and bars) Pier head & three Graces. Liverpool Town hall. Cains Brewery.booking needed as free buffet and beer (x2 pints)in the pub next door. Chinese Arch. the yellow duckmarine (WW2 duwk thingy) Liverpool pub & culture toures (2 hrs of pubs) Var Georgian houses on the way to/from Cathedral’s Martins Bank Building. Bank of England of 1848 County sessions House._________________

John Taylor the Water Poet, a curious chap responsible for the following, which might be familiar to some! “There is a Proverbe, and a prayer withall, That we may not to these strange places fall, From Hull, from Halifax, from Hell, ‘tis thus, From all these three, Good Lord deliver us. This praying proverb’s meaning to set down, Men do not wish deliverance from the Town: The towns named Kingston, Hull’s furious River: And from Hull’s dangers, I say Lord deliver. At Halifax, the law so sharp doth deal, That whoso more than 13 Pence doth steal, They have a jyn* that wondrous quick and well, Sends thieves all headless unto Heav’n or Hell. From Hell each man says, Lord deliver me, Because from Hell can no redemption be: Men may escape from Hull and Halifax, But sure in Hell there is a heavier tax, Let each one for themselves in this agree, And pray, from Hell good Lord deliver me.” Works of John Taylor The Water Poet, whose works extended from 1612 to 1653.

* jin or gin, an abbreviation for engine.