Alan Martin

@JohnKeithUK Do it, John!

@TheMonologist This is still sublime. Two minutes of comedy gold. How many young people would appreciate it now, humour being such a generational thing?

@Molbysgut @1968Tv @paulkop69 Both of them went to the same schools, Brookfield and Rushey Hey.

@1968Tv @paulkop69 Two lads from Kirkby on that pitch who lifted the European Cup.

ATV Star Soccer April 1978 Aston Villa 0-3 Liverpool Commentator Hugh Johns #AVFC #YNWA #StarSoccer

@NEFootyEnthuse @HibernianFC Ha, just seen your reply. I have a sure-fire way of getting into the game of my choice...

@Sideshow_alvie @HibernianFC Only seem to sing it for big games. I had to be on there ticket purchase system for 12 months to be eligible.

𝑻𝒉𝒆 𝒃𝒆𝒔𝒕 𝒂𝒏𝒕𝒉𝒆𝒎 𝒊𝒏 𝒇𝒐𝒐𝒕𝒃𝒂𝒍𝒍.

Just want to say always trust the nhs. They were excellent removing a mole from my arse. Unlike the RSPCA who will prosecute me if I do it again.

Following a pilot show in 1987, the first series of A Bit of Fry and Laurie began airing on this day in 1989.

You won’t see a fucking better goal than this on your timeline today.😮‍💨

@henrywinter Last season I got hit in the face with the ball during the Villa warm up at OT (I'm a photographer). Occupational hazard and it looked worse than it felt but he was the player who ran over to check I was ok. One of the good guys IMHO.

John McGinn brings many things to a game. Determination, ball-winning, work-rate, pressing, assists (44 in 311 games for Villa), some goals (35 inc two today) and leadership. Doesn’t complain when left out, gets on with it, trains hard and gets place back. McGinn also brings some fun. The smiles, the quirky celebrations, McGinn loves playing and shows it. #AVFC

Tap anywhere on the video to watch one of the highest-rated documentaries ever - free for a limited time! With a 98% score on Rotten Tomatoes, this is a film you won’t want to miss. “A philosophical journey.” - Joaquin Phoenix

@SuperbFootyPics Taken before his final game for Stoke in 1965, I think. Or maybe his testimonial. Is that Dennis Viollet on his left?

What A Picture Stoke City The Potters

@LFCHistoryShow And here's the great man, still going strong. Took this pic a few weeks ago

Probably the Greatest Liverpool player of all time, in terms of consistency, longevity, games played and trophies and medals won. The gentleman that The Kopites call Cally. That is our own Toxteth born, living legend, Ian Callaghan. #LFC #YNWA #Legend

@MichaelRegan Princess Diana died?

Cool cool, what happened just after that?

@TheMonologist Wow! What a fabulous scene. Hanks was pretty good, too.

@snapperlane @LivEchonews @Jess_Molyneux1 I shot what I think was his final ever fight there in 1980, Col!

Boxing Legend John Conteh back in the city to unveil a commemorative stone on the site of the Liverpool Stadium liverpoolecho.co.uk/news/hundreds-…

@stGuyer @AFP We're blessed to be able to do things we love...

Sometimes asked if get bored covering cricket - I've done 25 years with @AFP alone. But you don't mind being the last one out of the press box after a series like this. Morecambe and Wise - and Eric Porter - explain things better than I can. bit.ly/4oiIhmG #ENGvsIND

@JohnKeithUK Great to see the two of you today, both in fine form. Both true legends of merseyside football.

The legendary Ian Callaghan is joining me at Waterstones bookshop, Southport at 1.0 p.m. this Saturday, August 2, to sign copies of my brand new book The Shankly Conspiracy. We're looking forward to seeing you. Please spread the news.

@TheMonologist Loved this back in the day. Re-watched it recently and was struck by what seemed to be a total absence of women among the scientists in the Devil's Tower scenes.

@kengland @PictureSporting I was just thinking the same thing, Ken. YNWA

@PictureSporting That’s Old Trafford, not Southport. The white concrete fence is the giveaway and Trafalgar Road doesn’t have tiered seating.

The halcyon days of the Championship when top players from around the world turned out week in, week out. Here Garry Sobers bats for Nottinghamshire with Lancashire's Farokh Engineer keeps wicket, Southport, July 15th 1968