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The football world is this weekend reeling following the shock announcement that the League of Extraordinary Genlemens' captain , Danson, is to step down after playing only one match of the new season.

A big book of respect or something was opened in Sadies yesterday, & loads of people wrote some things in it and stuff.
Local dignateries were quick to heap praise on the erstwhile skipper with Blaize Hannigan saying things like "F*ck me" and "Jaysus - I didn't see that coming".


HOWEVER, I believe I leave LXG in far better shape than when I inherited it from John ‘Budgie-empiiiiirrrrre-
I hope that the new incumbent will receive support from the board. My repeated requests for funds to acquire a new keeper were consistently ignored, the folly of which was exposed all to clearly on Wednesday night.I would like to finish by thanking the players for all their support and for always giving 110%.

However my decision is final, and I am now passing on the captain’s armband. In the words of the great Frank Bruno, ‘six baboons’. I think that says it all. - Danson
All efforts now turn to the search for a new captain with an announcement expected sometime after the knees-up in John Moloneys house next weekend. With nobody counting themselves in or out this early in the race, word on the street has it that the smart money is on yer man from Waterford - you know - the guy with the shorts - whathisname - small guy - bit of a twitch - f*ck it - won't come to me.


Above: The moment the world stood still: The news came as a shock to many. Grown men were crying openly in the streets.
One thing for sure, with Danson leading his team to an impressive one win this year, whoever follows sure has one big pair of boots to fill. No seriously - his feet were huge.

Above Left: Artists impression of a pair of boots something like wot Danson used to wear.
Above Right: The pope bawling after hearing the terrible news on the radio at mass yesterday.

Artists impression of victory celebrations & post match banquet anticipated next week.LXG's very own Danson tells it like it is in his post match verdict:

Postman Pat – delivered in spades, with any number of last ditch tackles. Even took an elbow to the head for the cause. The baker (he changed his job
mid-paragraph) cooking himself up an excellent 7
Jama – a tour de force down the right flank, occasionally using his shades to
good effect to dazzle the opposition winger off the floodlights. Had he worn a Michael Jackson style white glove, he could have gone up to .08 higher, but alas will have to settle for a paltry 7
Ciaran – calm, collected, from Cork,and called Ciaran. Played in goal, centre-back and even midfield, his versatility earning him an impressive 7

Danny – imperious at the back, bringing back memories of Alan Kernaghan in his pomp. Modesty prevents him from going any higher than a B-. Or 7
Scotty – unlike his SS Enterprise namesake, there were no ‘Klingons on his starboard bow’. Nor was he ‘beamed up’, or start looking up Uhuru’s skirt when he should have been concentrating on the game. And thus comes in with a more than respectable 7
Mucker – the former egg bother and stick fighter showed he can actually play a bit of proper football too. People who say he has two left feet were proved spectacularly wrong (he only has one, unfortunately. His right one’s not worth a shite). Two goals and an all round man of the match display 7.1

Javi – more Xabi Alonso than Cesc Fabregas on this occasion. So as a non-Liverpool fan, I couldn’t give him more than a 7
Gary – like Custer, or something, turned up late then proceeded to boss the midfield in a manner befitting a whopping 7
Paul – despite struggling for 15 minutes with the concept that right is not, in fact, left, went on to have a powerhouse display, even bagging a goal into the bargain. All in all, a performance deserving of an impressive 7
Triffy - Although the gamble of playing on roller ska

tes backfired somewhat, he would nonetheless prove to be our most creative outlet - when he could stay on his feet. Has promised to wear traditional footwear next time, which would see his score go up by as much as .1. As it is, a thoroughly deserving 7.
Jim P – lots or running, even up against defenders he swore were Slovakian internationals on a work exchange at Supervalu Tramore. Probably would have scored were it not for the vagaries of the opposition’s off-side laws. Can only mean a 7





"From now on we'll do our shopping elsewhere" Someone said. "Wank*rs!" Fr. Delaney added.


A good run out last Thursday night saw our team involved in a 25 goal thriller at their state of the art training grounds, beside Kilbarry dump.