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| RollingstonesUSA |
"The Ozzy Powered Football Club", the Birmingham, England-based soccer team formed by a British BLACK SABBATH fan by the name of Garry Raybould, is looking for quality players to join the "rock mayhem" next season. "Wearing the new kit designed by Ozzy and Sharon we intend to bring back some silverware this season," says Raybould.
Raybould has been running a campaign to honor the four original members of SABBATH for quite some time now. He has collected thousands of signatures on a hand-written petiton to create a "Walk of Fame" in the heart of downtown Birmingham, England, which will honor "famous Brummies," starting off with Ozzy Osbourne, Tony Iommi, Geezer Butler and Bill Ward. Garry has spread the word through his soccer team, whose uniforms sport the words "Free Ozzy" on them. A web-based petition has also been set up online for other fans to sign.
For more information on "The Ozzy Powered Football Club", visit OzzyPoweredFC.com. |
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| Highwire Rob |
Didn't Elton John own a piece of Watford FC at one time?
Oh, my... perhaps I shouldn't have put it quite like that! |
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| M.O.W.A.T. |
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Highwire Rob wrote:
Didn't Elton John own a piece of Watford FC at one time?
Oh, my... perhaps I shouldn't have put it quite like that!
He liked the players' ball control. |
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| keefjunkie |
quote:
RollingstonesUSA wrote:
"The Ozzy Powered Football Club", the Birmingham, England-based soccer team formed by a British BLACK SABBATH fan by the name of Garry Raybould, is looking for quality players to join the "rock mayhem" next season. "Wearing the new kit designed by Ozzy and Sharon we intend to bring back some silverware this season," says Raybould.
Raybould has been running a campaign to honor the four original members of SABBATH for quite some time now. He has collected thousands of signatures on a hand-written petiton to create a "Walk of Fame" in the heart of downtown Birmingham, England, which will honor "famous Brummies," starting off with Ozzy Osbourne, Tony Iommi, Geezer Butler and Bill Ward. Garry has spread the word through his soccer team, whose uniforms sport the words "Free Ozzy" on them. A web-based petition has also been set up online for other fans to sign.
For more information on "The Ozzy Powered Football Club", visit OzzyPoweredFC.com.
good for him! ozzy and sabbath deserve it.
just saw ozzy at ozzfest a couple days ago, they played "into the void" and it fucking rocked! |
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