| I ran the London marathon in my 75th year. 11:03 - Jul 24 with 994 views | MK1 |
I am sure Mr. Young can muster a game a week for us. He doesn't have to play mid week, unless he is fit enough. (which I think he is)
Those who are doubting this signing should just look at how the lad played last season. 32 games in the PL. Everton were happy to offer another year, yet for some reason, some on here see it as a negative. He brings a lot more than just experience with him. I think they will all change their minds once they see him play. |  |
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| I ran the London marathon in my 75th year. on 11:19 - Jul 24 with 927 views | FromReuserWithLove |
Fair play sir, fair bloody play. |  | | |
| I ran the London marathon in my 75th year. on 12:34 - Jul 24 with 828 views | Ryorry |
Once in a while I'm impressed by individuals on here - that includes you now 
Not far off your age and find running 260m a challenge! |  |
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| I ran the London marathon in my 75th year. on 12:41 - Jul 24 with 811 views | Swansea_Blue |
I didn’t have you down as one of the old wrinklies  . Obviously you’re young at heart 
That’s a good effort running a marathon aged 75. I hope I’ll be able to replicate that some day. |  |
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| I ran the London marathon in my 75th year. on 12:45 - Jul 24 with 804 views | SitfcB |
I’m always surprised when people reveal their age on here for some reason, because it’s never what I expect  |  |
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| I ran the London marathon in my 75th year. on 13:05 - Jul 24 with 729 views | cressi |
British/ Indian chap run it at one hundred yrs old then at 114 got hit by a car that's what u call unlucky. |  | | |
| I ran the London marathon in my 75th year. on 13:12 - Jul 24 with 716 views | _clive_baker_ |
| I ran the London marathon in my 75th year. on 12:45 - Jul 24 by SitfcB |
I’m always surprised when people reveal their age on here for some reason, because it’s never what I expect |
I bet he doesn't even live in Milton Keynes.
I'm 99% sure the username is a reference to the picture, but that doesn't stop me thinking he's in Milton Keynes. |  | | |
| I ran the London marathon in my 75th year. on 13:34 - Jul 24 with 681 views | dirtyboy |
Fair play on the marathon.
I think people tend to write off footballers too early still based on how they used to live in the Merson era lol
I look at people like Mayweather who 'lived the life', Cristiano Ronaldo, another, Nic Santos a swimmer who bagged a world record in the 50 fly at 38 and won a world title at 42 before retiring.
If you look after yourself and get a little luck with injuries, you can perform at the highest level a lot longer than people think and we're still only just really seeing what new methods are bringing to the table. |  | | |
| I ran the London marathon in my 75th year. on 13:42 - Jul 24 with 655 views | NedPlimpton |
Very impressive. Well done indeed
At the rate things are going I feel like I'll be lucky to even get though the ballot by the age of 75! Shall keep trying though |  | | |
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| I ran the London marathon in my 75th year. on 15:04 - Jul 24 with 593 views | football |
Bloody impressive that! I’ve run it a few times, last time I was 48 and that was hard enough. It’s a fantastic marathon to be part of though | | | |
| I ran the London marathon in my 75th year. on 16:41 - Jul 24 with 554 views | OldFart71 |
Well done. I'm your age and have trouble running a bath. | | | |
| I ran the London marathon in my 75th year. on 16:46 - Jul 24 with 538 views | giant_stow |
One of the chaps I play footyball with has just retired from playing aged 69 - I'll tell him to buck his ideas up! |  |
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| I ran the London marathon in my 75th year. on 17:44 - Jul 24 with 511 views | MK1 |
| I ran the London marathon in my 75th year. on 13:12 - Jul 24 by _clive_baker_ |
I bet he doesn't even live in Milton Keynes.
I'm 99% sure the username is a reference to the picture, but that doesn't stop me thinking he's in Milton Keynes. |
Ipswich born and bred. My user name is a reference to the car I use on track days. Only been to Milton Keynes a few times thankfully. They ain't usually in the same division as us. | |
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| I ran the London marathon in my 75th year. on 17:46 - Jul 24 with 490 views | Swansea_Blue |
| I ran the London marathon in my 75th year. on 13:12 - Jul 24 by _clive_baker_ |
I bet he doesn't even live in Milton Keynes.
I'm 99% sure the username is a reference to the picture, but that doesn't stop me thinking he's in Milton Keynes. |
Haha. I suppose the user name and piccy thingy were a clue. | |
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| I ran the London marathon in my 75th year. on 17:49 - Jul 24 with 484 views | MK1 |
| I ran the London marathon in my 75th year. on 15:04 - Jul 24 by football |
Bloody impressive that! I’ve run it a few times, last time I was 48 and that was hard enough. It’s a fantastic marathon to be part of though |
Very flat luckily. I first ran it in the early 80s. Then again in the 90s and so on. I won't be trying it again in the 30s though. Last effort took nearly 6 hours. | |
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| I ran the London marathon in my 75th year. on 22:02 - Jul 24 with 409 views | football |
| I ran the London marathon in my 75th year. on 17:49 - Jul 24 by MK1 |
Very flat luckily. I first ran it in the early 80s. Then again in the 90s and so on. I won't be trying it again in the 30s though. Last effort took nearly 6 hours. |
It is though there are some horrid silly inclines from underpasses on the way back home from Canary Wharf. Done many marathons, but London is the best.
Last one I was trying to get under 4 hours - was bang on until I bumped into a running colleague at mile 17 who was really struggling so said I would help - you know the thing - run to this lamppost the n run a bit and so on....did that all the way back and got back in 4:13. Found out later, the reason he was struggling was cos he got pissed in Canary Wharf on the way round- I wasn't impressed | | | |
| I ran the London marathon in my 75th year. on 22:10 - Jul 24 with 395 views | Trequartista |
wow you're old enough to remember when it was the London Snickers. |  |
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| I ran the London marathon in my 75th year. on 23:47 - Jul 24 with 309 views | farkenhell |
| I ran the London marathon in my 75th year. on 12:45 - Jul 24 by SitfcB |
I’m always surprised when people reveal their age on here for some reason, because it’s never what I expect |
So true. I am, in fact, 21. | | | |
| I ran the London marathon in my 75th year. on 23:56 - Jul 24 with 297 views | RedX |
Thumbs up for your marathon effort 👍
Agree with the rest too. |  | | |
| I ran the London marathon in my 75th year. on 00:11 - Jul 25 with 284 views | Ryorry |
| I ran the London marathon in my 75th year. on 13:05 - Jul 24 by cressi |
British/ Indian chap run it at one hundred yrs old then at 114 got hit by a car that's what u call unlucky. |
Seems incredible doesn't it, the irony.
Though tbh I'd prefer to go like that, one big smack from a car at 114, than some incapacitating illness. | |
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| I ran the London marathon in my 75th year. on 04:16 - Jul 25 with 237 views | Benters |
| I ran the London marathon in my 75th year. on 17:44 - Jul 24 by MK1 |
Ipswich born and bred. My user name is a reference to the car I use on track days. Only been to Milton Keynes a few times thankfully. They ain't usually in the same division as us. |
When I was a sprog one of the older lads had a MK1 Escort Mexico it was yellow with a black stripe.
It was beautiful. |  |
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| I ran the London marathon in my 75th year. on 04:17 - Jul 25 with 235 views | Benters |
Fair play to you.
Age is only a number👍💪 | |
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| I ran the London marathon in my 75th year. on 07:02 - Jul 25 with 165 views | Swansea_Blue |
| I ran the London marathon in my 75th year. on 23:47 - Jul 24 by farkenhell |
So true. I am, in fact, 21. |
Age or IQ?  | |
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| I ran the London marathon in my 75th year. on 07:42 - Jul 25 with 120 views | Swansea_Blue |
| I ran the London marathon in my 75th year. on 04:16 - Jul 25 by Benters |
When I was a sprog one of the older lads had a MK1 Escort Mexico it was yellow with a black stripe.
It was beautiful. |
Absolute classic. They were very nice. My first car was a mark 2, which wasn’t anywhere near as good to look at and sadly wasn’t one of the souped up ones. A guy at work who I played footie with had a couple of RS2000s. I’d never been down the A12 so fast (until he got an M5). I prefer the rounded look of the MK1 though. | |
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