John Bevan was a PE teacher when he played for Wire
Mark Hilton is now a Maths teacher having retired from Wire

Roger Pearman who played for Trinity in the '63 cup final was our PE Teacher for a short while at Ossett Grammar School.
Not many kids liked him. Too handy with the slipper.

Ex Celtic Crusaders Coach John Dixon was an ex headmaster down under.

Mcrea at the Reds was a teacher- he believes MM at Wigan is following his career path-His words

Ged Dunn legend

Oh no. So basically, Maguires doing to gain about 10 stone, do very well at one club, then spend the rest of his life coming bottom of the league no matter where he is, occasionally making guest appearances on a satellite channel?

If there is one profession Barry McKenzie has little or no time for it's those who decide to become teachers.

There is an old saying 'Those who can do... do. Those who can't do... teach.'

And how very true that is.


In Barry McKenzies expert opinion the trouble with far too many teachers is they have never actually left school. By this I mean they attended school as kids, went on to college, then university, got a degree then became teachers....back at school. The few I have met have little or no social skills and are totally incapable of talking to anyone outside of a school environment or interacting with anybody else who is not a school teacher themselves.


Fact.

… alternatively, maybe it's just you they don't like talking to

A good point, but on this occasion, Robinson agrees with Barry McKenzie.

There's a quote worth keeping for future use

Jamie Leahy (SL ref) is a PE and science teacher.

Done and DONE





They all agree with me tb.

Some are just too shy to admit it.