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Celebrate St. Patrick's Day

with the Liverpool Legends

Monday 17th March 2008 from 6.30pm until late

Liverpool Football ClubCome along on St. Patrick's Day and watch Liverpool FC heroes Alan Kennedy, Bruce Grobbelaar, Ronnie Whelan, John Barnes and more compete in Action Soccer matches.

Anfield stars

Come along to Action Sports on St. Patrick's Day and watch Liverpool FC heroes Alan Kennedy, Bruce Grobbelaar, John Barnes and Ronnie Whelan compete against local teams.

Your chance to play

Enter your team of over 45s with Bristol's Original 106.5 and win a chance to play against the Liverpool Legends at the Action Sports Arena. Teams should have four players plus one or two subs, playing 15 mins per side.

Original Bristol 106.5

The event starts at 6.30pm and games kick off from 7pm. Tickets are £10 each, which includes a Carlsberg lager or Thatchers cider, evening comedy entertainment, and watching the games and the interviews with Jed Pitman afterwards.

Call 0117 903 1434 for more information.

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Action Sports is about fitness and fun for local people

There are leagues running all year round for all types of players – come and try out a taster game and have some fun. There's not only football – you can play cricket, beach volleyball and netball, as well as indoor bowls and enjoy a session in the fitness suite.

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Bruce GrobbelaarBruce Grobbelaar"I can play 90 minutes, no bother, I'm in the gym every morning. I'm not here to fool around. You know, the one thing you never lose as a sportsman is your competitiveness. I don't care what level this is, I'm going out there to win."
Alan KennedyAlan Kennedy
John BarnesJohn Barnes
Ronnie WhelanRonnie WhelanWhen asked about the one player he hated playing against most, Whelan gave the answer of a man who went on to play for Liverpool – Paul Ince. "What a pain in the arse he was!" described Whelan. "He never shut up from the first minute to the ninetieth minute. Just shouting at referees, shouting at players, just kept going and going and going. A very funny individual and I just didn't like playing against him."

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