Quote: Iain "Anyone remember Shaun (I think) Alvarez? And what happened to the young French lad we had a few years back (not Bertie - younger, a back - I seem to remember the advertiser printing a of him with a baguette and a string of onions)?'"
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Folly ARLFC
Good john wilky last looked out
on the pitch at salford.
when the snow lay round about
deep and crisp and even
brightly played the lads that night
though the frost was cruelllll
when poor swinton scored a try
we had 94urrrrrrrrrr:7891.jpg
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Love him or hate him, 163 consecutive appearances should make Stuart Littler a Salford legend in anyone's book :Others/NA.JPG
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Paul Shuttleworth (Stand-Off) and Adrian Becket (Centre) . . . Both were supposed to be superstar kids with International futures when Salford signed them in the early-mid 80's, yet the highlight of both their careers was reaching a Lancashire county A Team final!
Becket was strongly tipped to be the next Joe Lydon! . . . lol
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Love him or hate him, 163 consecutive appearances should make Stuart Littler a Salford legend in anyone's book 
