No you've just got Leon who's the glasser instead.

very true! my mum used to work in the nail factory. apparently the pay was good aswell.

to quote the great john cooper clarke...."you put the shat in shatter"

Warrington was a centre of steel (particularly wire), textiles, brewing, tanning and chemical industries.



Heavy industry declined in the 1970s and 1980s but the growth of the new town around Warrington led to a great increase in employment in light industry, distribution and technology.



Still are the centre of the tanning industry by looking at some of the women walking around town

were'nt saints at some point in the past known or refered to as "the glassmen"?

I hope she didn't spend it all getting "hammered".



Did you see what I did there?

Hence the name Sixpenny Fields for the houding development?

She could do what she wanted she was hard as nails!

Its just really really hard to find useful/interesting things in Warrington.

if we started a new team now would we be singing



'Furniture, furniture, furniture'



in 80 years time ?

Rylands were also the largest producer of barbed wire for the MOD