liverpool f. c. has more trophies than man utd.
who has more trophies liverpool or man utd?
liverpool f. c.
the old board which included mckeag and seymour, would not budge and were only prepared to offer gascoigne the extension that had been agreed when he was 18. this was unacceptable to gascoigne. tottenham had roughly offered 6 times the £250 he was getting at newcastle, man utd roughly the same amount. beyond staying at an ambitious newcastle, his next choice to sign a playing contract was liverpool but with no offer forthcoming, gascoigne promised alex ferguson that he would sign for manchester united. alex ferguson duly went on holiday to malta expecting to sign gascoigne. on his holiday he received the news that gascoigne had signed for spurs, for a record british fee of £2.2 million. irvin scholar was also interested in gascoigne and had spotted the ability of gascoigne 3 year previously... gascoigne noted he did not have time to wait in his career and he signed for tottenham hotspur, and irvin scholar, despite preferring to sign for a northern club. he was impressed with the money offered and the fact that irvin scholar did not seem stuffy. in his 1999 autobiography, ferguson claimed that gascoigne was wooed into signing for tottenham after they bought a house for his impoverished family. gascoigne in his own autobiography states that after he was given his £100,000 signing on fee, he spent £70,000 buying property for his mother and father.
paul gascoigne
atyeo won his 5th england cap at inside right in a 4–1 world cup win over denmark in copenhagen on 15 may 1957 in a forward line of matthews (blackpool); atyeo; taylor (man utd); haynes (fulham) and finney (preston). haynes, taylor (2) & atyeo scored.





















































atyeo won his 6th and final england cap at inside right in a 1–1 world cup draw with republic of ireland in dublin on 19 may 1957 in a forward line of finney (preston); atyeo; taylor (man utd); haynes (fulham) and david pegg (man utd). atyeo scored the goal.
john atyeo