Which part of Liverpool are you from lads?

Kenny laa', proper Liverpool

Woolton

Near the big church in the middle of the city

Heysel island

Staines

The slippery part

The subhuman part

Bootle hahahaha

Jürgen Klopp memorial road

LIFELONGS AND SHITPOSTERS GET IN HERE

Neverton

Let us come round yours for a bevvie lad

the meth part

El Salvador

afghanistan

bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/m0005hkn/thatcher-a-very-british-revolution-series-1-2-power

Mrs Thatcher's victory in the 1979 general election propels her into power as Britain's first female prime minister. On the steps of Downing Street she promises "hope" and "harmony" but her first two years are characterised by
She also confronts an economy that is in deep trouble. All the indicators are pointing in the wrong direction with inflation rising, unemployment spiralling and public spending growing. The government have to raise taxes and interest rates but these tend to make things worse. A year after taking power Mrs Thatcher sees the economy plunge into the deepest recession since the great depression.

As the heavy industries that are the backbone of many British communities collapse, unemployment starts to climb. Mrs Thatcher refuses to reinflate the economy and invest millions in failing industries. She gains a public reputation as uncaring and harsh that will become part of her image and her legacy. Within her own party there is deep dispute about economic policy and she is forced into a famous conference speech asserting her determination, stating “You turn if you want to. The lady’s not for turning”.

Within the cabinet, Mrs Thatcher’s style creates tensions. Many of her colleagues find her demanding and argumentative and she finds moss.

1981 is a year of unrest and change. Serious riots scar British inner cities with many pointing the finger at Mrs Thatcher and her policies as the cause of the trouble. In government Mrs Thatcher’s doubters are emboldened and seek to force her into a change of direction. But the prime minister refuses to relent and moves against her critics removing them from the cabinet and bringing in allies who will back her as she leads Britain into the turbulence of the 1980s.
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Bin dipper avenue

I am from Liverpool, Norte de Santander

harry enfield scousers

youtube.com/watch?v=XpYbK588nB0

Fazakerley, la. Fucken go ed

That one part la

That curry place down the street

Vila Liverpool

Any other lads here from far south Liverpool?

Went the Strand the other day, pure grim place that la

Fuck lads, I've got work tomorrow and the trains are gonna be shit cos of the parade.

For me, its Boston

south wales. liverpool

for me it's cressington

Norris Green but living in Kirkby now.

Liverpool de Janeiro

boston, la

Chester

Vauxhall desu

STOP THE FIREWORKS PLEASE MY DOG DOESN'T LIKE EM

Belgradeshire desu

Roscommon

Lennon Island

>STOP THE FIREWORKS PLEASE MY DOG DOESN'T LIKE EM

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Every time I go the butcher's I remember Jamie Bulger got snatched there lad, fucking surreal

Vagina without Pelos

Allerton checking in

De erm Norf soid of toon, m8

Armagh, Northern Ireland.

We had Liverpool flags up around the town.

Sao Paulo

dublin, ireland. allez allez allez!

Anyone live no more than twenty minutes from town want their cock sucked? Leave kik username

City council

L7 kenny feels bad desu lads

Maksa-allas

>all these foreigners not knowing the shithole that liverpool has always been.
bandwagoners

tinsley street, anfield

Glasgow
>Just glad the Gaffer 'ar Stevie' is happy and, of course, fuck the Kikes.

The south east of england part.

Finsbury Park North London

Kop end lah

Udders

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KENY- I MEAN KENSINTUN AN FAIRFEULD

>happy that your manager is happy cos his old team won even after his failure of a season with zero (0) trophies to show for it

>b-b-but mug stevie G

top kek this is tinpot you hun bastard

>page search west derby
no results, wtf lads.

Lifelong norf la

i get the 10a through kenny and see nothing but african and polish shops.