Les tales of Gerrards Bridge, Recs and the cup that disappeared
Pilkington Recs before the Final against Blackbrook in 1964 . Hooker Les Kay is seated second from the left, with ‘Buck’ Casey is to his right. FORMER hooker Les Kay is a real mine of information about the amateur game in St Helens back in the late 1950s and early 1960s. He got in touch with Saints historian Alex Service to tell a tale or two about the oval-ball game s fine history in the town - and his part in it. “I’ve got a record that can rarely be beaten,” he says.
feminist thing. feminism is more about the absence of misogyny. or the worst kind of it. i love that they wanted to get roxanne to write an es kay but they don t have a photo of her on the by line. all of the women. this is about women s accomplishments this year. rather than roxanne saying hey, you can still remember there are other women you should feel are beautiful not in the magazine. i want to see the cover with ruth bader ginsburg on it. we are talking about the issue. but the dudes who read maxi kmrks. when i see the guys reading
an es kay arguing there is no room for anything manly in today s society. our power panel is back with. she s the feminist with a different idea. right. she s ticked off saying preschool, primary school education is a crock, oppressive to boys, anybody with physical energy. she said there is no strong male, masculine role models anymore and it s wussifying a generation of boys. i was at a birthday party and they were chasing me with laser guns for an hour. if you look around the room and you can t find the wuss i m the one guy here who knows what it s like to be in the 21st century.