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« Reply #135 on: Saturday, June 25, 2011, 10:08:36 »

Interesting stuff Livi Fan. I didn't know Snodgrass had played for you, I think he's a tremendous player. Facinating fact. I actually saw Livingston play a couple of years ago. A 2-1 win away to St Johnstone. We saw Dundee United v Celtic at Tannadice (lunch time kick off) and then jumped straight in the car and down the A9 to McDermaid Park for the 3.00pm kick off.
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« Reply #136 on: Saturday, June 25, 2011, 10:47:42 »

Interesting stuff Livi Fan. I didn't know Snodgrass had played for you, I think he's a tremendous player. Facinating fact. I actually saw Livingston play a couple of years ago. A 2-1 win away to St Johnstone. We saw Dundee United v Celtic at Tannadice (lunch time kick off) and then jumped straight in the car and down the A9 to McDermaid Park for the 3.00pm kick off.

Good stuff!  It is fun to do that early kick-off followed my 3pm game - done it once or twice in England when I have been down.

Robert Snodgrass was in our first team at 16.  He is a fantastic talent who had an attitude problem as a youngster (diet, turning up for training late etc).  He did very well at Livi (so well that Barcelona wanted to take him on trial when he was 17!) but has grown up a lot since he got away from the gang he knocked about with in Glasgow.  He will play in the premiership soon.

Re the origins of Livingston - I think previous posters have got it right.  Started off as the works team for Ferranti and was renamed Meadowbank playing out of the old commonwealth stadium in Edinburgh.  Controversially moved to Livingston (15 miles west of Edinburgh) in the late 90's and renamed Livingston FC.

We are well used to the Franchise comments.  Can't dispute history.  Fact is Meadowbank were playing in front of 250 fans - about half of whom followed the club to Livingston (one of whom is the fans representative on the board of Livi) - it was move or die.  I moved to Scotland from Ireland in 2000 settling in Livingston and I have only known them as Livingston.
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« Reply #137 on: Saturday, June 25, 2011, 11:28:48 »

Good stuff!  It is fun to do that early kick-off followed my 3pm game - done it once or twice in England when I have been down.

Robert Snodgrass was in our first team at 16.  He is a fantastic talent who had an attitude problem as a youngster (diet, turning up for training late etc).  He did very well at Livi (so well that Barcelona wanted to take him on trial when he was 17!) but has grown up a lot since he got away from the gang he knocked about with in Glasgow.  He will play in the premiership soon.

Re the origins of Livingston - I think previous posters have got it right.  Started off as the works team for Ferranti and was renamed Meadowbank playing out of the old commonwealth stadium in Edinburgh.  Controversially moved to Livingston (15 miles west of Edinburgh) in the late 90's and renamed Livingston FC.

We are well used to the Franchise comments.  Can't dispute history.  Fact is Meadowbank were playing in front of 250 fans - about half of whom followed the club to Livingston (one of whom is the fans representative on the board of Livi) - it was move or die.  I moved to Scotland from Ireland in 2000 settling in Livingston and I have only known them as Livingston.

Cheers missed that then....knew Meadowbank was Edinburgh based....therefore not in Livingston.
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« Reply #138 on: Tuesday, June 28, 2011, 05:37:11 »

AHHHHHH!  Raffaele De Vita......THE WORLD REKNOWNED STRIKER who plays for the massive international club Livingstone in the Scottish sunday league reserves......niiiiice signing    yet ANOTHER Italian bottler......keep it up De can'tio  you could be a L2 legend yet Wink Too Cool        it just gets better and better Clap

a young striker with a decent scoring record - oh no what a crap signing.

Are Italians known for their bottling? another?

Di Can'tio - even worse than Aljokefree.

Was going to have a dig at Oxford managers but I dont even know who the fuck it is these days?
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« Reply #139 on: Tuesday, June 28, 2011, 08:22:26 »

Yes but DV they are signing world beaters like Michael Duberry, can't wait to see that old donkey get torn apart in League 2 
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« Reply #140 on: Tuesday, June 28, 2011, 15:37:25 »


is that the Duberry who was a legend at St Johnstone last season???.....scottish PREMIER as well Wink

HAHA anyone looks good in the scottish premier, he played for Wycombe the year before and got roasted more often than a turkey at toby carvery

Love an Oxford fan clutching at straws
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« Reply #141 on: Tuesday, June 28, 2011, 15:55:56 »


is that the Duberry who was a legend at St Johnstone last season???.....scottish PREMIER as well Wink
yeah the same league jerel ifil also played in  Wink
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« Reply #142 on: Tuesday, June 28, 2011, 16:07:26 »

AHHHHHH!  Raffaele De Vita......THE WORLD REKNOWNED STRIKER who plays for the massive international club Livingstone in the Scottish sunday league reserves......niiiiice signing    yet ANOTHER Italian bottler......keep it up De can'tio  you could be a L2 legend yet Wink Too Cool        it just gets better and better Clap

"JLS 4 Eva"  :gay:
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« Reply #143 on: Tuesday, June 28, 2011, 16:11:05 »

First a pink Ox now JLS, whats next ... Replacing the Home kit with studded leather gimp suits
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« Reply #144 on: Tuesday, June 28, 2011, 16:12:31 »

First a pink Ox now JLS, whats next ... Replacing the Home kit with studded leather gimp suits
3rd kit
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« Reply #145 on: Tuesday, June 28, 2011, 16:31:53 »

First a pink Ox now JLS, whats next ... Replacing the Home kit with studded leather gimp suits

Indeed- and they're very touchy on their forum - very easy to wind up
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« Reply #146 on: Tuesday, June 28, 2011, 16:50:01 »

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« Reply #147 on: Tuesday, October 18, 2011, 07:47:29 »

Originally signed as a forward, De Vita has been moved out to wide left.

Here's our take on the reasons why, an explaination of the role he's been given by Paolo Di Canio and some comparisons:

http://thewashbag.com/2011/10/18/raffaele-de-vita-our-dirk-kuyt/
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