... but not from Preston. It started when I was 10 and my aunt used to send me the odd programme and stuff from the LEP. I still have them. She left home in Scotland after the war to work in the Preston Royal Infirmary and lived in Ribbleton for many years.
When I was a teenager at school in Scotland, everybody had an English team and it was the usual suspects but I wore a PNE enamel badge on my uniform and it caused discussions!
As it turned out, I later lived and worked and watched and played football in Preston for many years. Great times and I’m sure there must be other PNE-loving ‘foreigners’ with tales to tell!
When I was a teenager at school in Scotland, everybody had an English team and it was the usual suspects but I wore a PNE enamel badge on my uniform and it caused discussions!
As it turned out, I later lived and worked and watched and played football in Preston for many years. Great times and I’m sure there must be other PNE-loving ‘foreigners’ with tales to tell!