I have lived in the North West for 6 years now and I cannot speak highly enough of the people of StHelens ! they always made me feel safe and welcome as a younger lad. When i first moved over I got put into a house the captain Chris Joynt owned and the neighbours all helped me out when frequ
ently the boiler was on the blink and Joynty was busy elsewhere!!! Going to training with a blue complexion during the winter months was a common occurance and occasionally a flock of penguins would gather in my bedroom to escape the sweltering heat outside.... I drove past my first house the other day to discover that it was no longer there it had been reduced to a levelled pile of rubble, I will be honest I was a bit gutted as that house was where my early memories of playing for Saints came from, and it was a doss house for first team members who lived outside the town and had too much to drink after post match victory celebrations....
ently the boiler was on the blink and Joynty was busy elsewhere!!! Going to training with a blue complexion during the winter months was a common occurance and occasionally a flock of penguins would gather in my bedroom to escape the sweltering heat outside.... I drove past my first house the other day to discover that it was no longer there it had been reduced to a levelled pile of rubble, I will be honest I was a bit gutted as that house was where my early memories of playing for Saints came from, and it was a doss house for first team members who lived outside the town and had too much to drink after post match victory celebrations....
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Where was you house in town??
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