The Liverpool Arms aka Tom Jones'

[Bonesy]

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Keith

[everliver]

What a cracking picture Keith 10 out of 10 for that

[Invicta]

I remember it well. Some good “away” nights there. Nice pic Cus. Ken

[BOBHAMO]

Ken it always looked like that after a few pints
good one keith
bobhamo

[James Pugh]

I played football on the Holy Ghost pitch in front of the Tom Jones by the hills,I also remember a footpath going diagonaly across the pitch.It was about 1960 trainer was Mr McGoven ,fantastic teacher. Best wishes for 2018 James Pugh (Chugger)

[Invicta]

Tom Jones was almost opposite Ford Cemetry James not by Holy Ghost and the Big Hill
The Stand Park was further up nearer Sterrix Lane. There was no pub near the Holy Ghost but the Social Club was there. Ken

[Paul]

Played quite a few darts matches in there.

[fatboyjoe90]

Another Pub from the same site, Keith. The Red Lion.

[henry]

Do you know that there are 2 liver birds on the front brickwork next to the red lions name

[Dan]

Bootle Times June 28 1935.

Tom Jones x 3 in one picture.




Tom Jones of the Liverpool Arms recounting some of his memories.

[BossHogg]

I had many a pint in the "LA" it was just around the corner from me when I lived at the bottom of Sterrix Lane near the junction with Gorsey Lane.

[BOBHAMO]

Good one Dan. The other snippets are great history
A good local. like bosshogg had a few scoops there
Bobhamo

[Dan]

One mention of a pub and everyone's posting.

Note to self; forget railways and concentrate on pubs.

In the late 60's, my older brother and his mates always started out their Saturday nights in Tom Jones', then headed off into town.

I think some pubs are missed more than others. The LA being a case in point.