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BOOKING FORM BRUCE GROBBELAAR BRUCE GROBBELAAR- SPORTING DINNER A FORMER ZIMBABWE INTERNATIONAL FOOTBALLER WHO PLAYED AS A GOALKEEPER, THURSDAY 28TH NOVEMBER 2019 - 7PM UNTIL LATE MOST PROMINENTLY FOR LIVERPOOL FC BETWEEN TICKETS: £55 INC VAT PER HEAD (INCLUDES A 4-COURSE MEAL) 1981 AND 1994. HE IS REMEMBERED FOR HIS GYMNASTIC-LIKE ATHLETIC ABILITY, UNFLAPPABLE NAME: CONFIDENCE AND ECCENTRIC AND FLAMBOYANT STYLE OF PLAY. BORN IN SOUTH AFRICA, GROBBELAAR GREW UP IN NEIGHBOURING RHODESIA (TODAY ZIMBABWE), AND SERVED IN COMPANY (IF APPLICABLE): THE RHODESIAN ARMY BEFORE HE JOINED THE VANCOUVER WHITECAPS OF THE NORTH AMERICAN SOCCER LEAGUE IN 1979. POSITION (IF APPLICABLE): HE GAINED LIVERPOOL'S ATTENTION DURING A LOAN SPELL AT CREWE ALEXANDRA DURING THE 1979–80 SEASON AND SIGNED FOR THE MERSEYSIDE CLUB IN 1981. HE MADE 628 APPEARANCES FOR LIVERPOOL OVER THE NEXT 13 YEARS, ADDRESS: INCLUDING 440 IN THE LEAGUE. HE WON THE LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP WITH THE CLUB SIX TIMES, AS WELL AS THREE FA CUPS, THREE LEAGUE CUPS AND THE 1983– 84 EUROPEAN CUP. POSTCODE: GROBBELAAR LEFT LIVERPOOL FOR SOUTHAMPTON IN 1994, TRANSFERRED TO PLYMOUTH ARGYLE TWO YEARS LATER, AND THEREAFTER PLAYED FOR A NUMBER OF ENGLISH LOWER-LEAGUE TEAMS. TELEPHONE: EMAIL: JED STONE JED HAS APPEARED MANY TIMES ON TELEVISION AND RADIO, VEGETARIAN INCLUDING SKY TV’S 'THE NEW COMEDIANS', CENTRAL TV’S NO. OF TICKETS INDIVIDUAL TABLE X10: OPTIONS REQUIRED: TICKETS: 'JOKER IN THE PACK' WITH MARTI CAINE, 'POT OF GOLD' WITH REQUIRED: DES O’CONNOR, 'MY KINDA PEOPLE' WITH MICHAEL BARRYMORE, AS WELL AS MANY CREDITS ON RADIO ADDITIONAL DIETARY REQUIREMENTS: MERSEYSIDE AND BBC RADIO LANCASHIRE. REQUIREMENTS: HIS ENERGY COMBINED WITH LIGHTENING QUICK AD-LIBS AND TOPICAL UP TO DATE MATERIAL ENSURE THAT EVERY PLEASE RETURN COMPLETED FORM TO: EVENT IS ALWAYS A HUGE SUCCESS, MAKING JED ONE OF PIRELLI STADIUM, PRINCESS WAY, BURTON UPON TRENT, DE13 0AR THE MOST SOUGHT AFTER COMEDIANS IN THE COUNTRY. EMAIL TO: OR CALL: [email protected] 01283 565938.

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26 September 1992 Opposition: Wimbledon Competition
2 Times Guardian Sunday Times 6 Date: 26 September 1992 September 1992 British Soccer Wk Opposition: Wimbledon Competition: League Grobbelaar finds fault as Liverpool slip again Sick and tired of failure Liverpool 2 Wimbledon 3 NOT so much Liverpool as Liverpool Reserves against Wimbledon. But then it is AFTER the gloom that has shrouded Liverpool since the start of the season had not the reserves who are the cause of the trouble, as Graeme Souness and now failed to show any signs of lifting at Anfield on Saturday, Bruce Grobbelaar passed Bruce Grobbelaar have pointed out. judgment on the rapidly-disintegrating situation at the club. 'I am sick and tired of watching people who don't want to die for this club,' said Grobbelaar, 34, who has being overlooked in favour of David James in goal, said Grobbelaar after another result which appeared to leave Souness too after making his first appearance of the Premier League campaign: ``We had embarrassed to speak for himself. 'If players' hearts aren't in it, they can jump in better get things sorted out soon or we are going to be dead and buried. I think the Mersey as far as I'm concerned. the boss (Graeme Souness) is right when he says that the more experienced 'The youngsters are playing like men, and the men like youngsters. The older players are not helping out the youngsters. players are not helping the youngsters. The youngsters are showing us they have ``The younger players have been playing like men and the men have been playing the determination and fire.
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