Scouser

He is the messiah, god and holy scouser all in one.

Yorkshire's favourite scouser brings you great music and chat.

He was originally billed as "footie-mad, a Scouser with attitude and more than an eye for the ladies!"

His reasoning behind doing the stunts was that as a Scouser he could be dropped on his head with no problems.

Shea was embraced as both an Irishman and a Scouser during his professional career.

On his first night, he is forced from a comfortable doorway and has his watch stolen by another homeless man, known only as "the Scouser."

Oh you're a scouser?

He then moves to Liverpool and every scouser grows their hair and dyes it blonde.

The best bit was when that scouser in the audience had a go at Kelvin MacKenzie.

An exasperated Scouser, anxious no doubt to reach The Grapes before half ten, explodes.

Scouser Robbie deserves support.

- Naw, this is a big scouser.

'I'm a mechanic,' said a young Scouser.

London was home, I'd grown up there, but I like to think I could be an adopted Scouser.

Home now for this oddly accented ex-pat scouser is Wollongong, an hour or so's drive up the coast from Sydney.

He may get off the hook for kidnap and false imprisonment, but the episode still paints a dubious picture of the shifty scouser".

Every Saturday night at midnight Billy links up with an expat Scouser in Australia for a down under view on life.

That man was former Coventry City and Wigan Athletic scouser Paul Cook.

Craig Loughin, Concanglian born and bred, Scouser until he dies!

I gather from a scouser I know that they also have a song about Heysel and Hillsborough.

He introduced the jolly, gap-toothed Scouser by saying: 'He always has been and always will be your favourite funny man.'

Shane McDanger tweets: "A foreign manager and a scouser with a tash up front.

You mean REDnProud is not a scouser?!!

The tune is used by Liverpool F.C. fans in their song Poor Scouser Tommy.