#William Doherty

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1998 - The Women of The WB by Norman Jean Roy: Holly Marie Combs, Michelle Williams, Jessica Biel, Katie Holmes, Sarah Michelle Gellar, Shannen Doherty, Keri Russell and Alyssa Milano

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CHVRCHES/Paramore | Parallels The Final Girls

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behold! all of the murder horses that guard my books!

[horneboy]

not every day u meet paul williams, sam campbell and david o doherty hey!!??

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Robert Cary-Williams show during London Fashion Week. 15 February 2005. Many the designs featured slogans about Kate Moss and Pete Doherty ripped from headlines. 📸: Adrian Dennis

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Bloody Sunday first commemoration, January 1973 [Photo Album of the Irish]

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Tom Marvolo Riddle and his family cast ideas:

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Heathers (1989) Michael Lehmann

September 5th 2024

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God I love the English

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It's me your little Venice bitch

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Obsessed (1992) TV film screencaps

A young woman named Lorie Brindel (Shannen Doherty) who grew up feeling neglected by her father, has a fascination for older men. When she meets Ed (William Devane) that her company is doing business with, she is taken with. And before you know they are having an affair. But when he tries to break it, she doesn't take it very well.

Originally aired on September 27, 1992.

The film can be watched on youtube. I personally think she plays a great role, but I don't know how she finds the man attractive!

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my friend kept saying how thomas doherty looks so much like robbie williams and i mean i kind of see it? like if a movie would ever made of take that or robbie williams, i could so see thomas doherty portraying younger robbie

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this weeks art poll!

[horneboy]

missing january where i saw & met mark watson, sam campbell, david o’doherty and paul williams in the span of one week and my phone was broken and i didn’t have one for 2 weeks but i was so happy with everything

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Match Review: Manchester United U18s 4-3 Liverpool U18s

A tough test at Carrington for United's winning youth prospects, as Liverpool pushed the Red Devils all the way.

United's opening goalscorer Ethan Wheatley, who took to Instagram after the win to post this picture with a boxing glove emoji (reference below) --- Liverpool took the lead after 10 minutes thanks to Trent Kone-Doherty, countering against United's high line. The 4v3 lent itself to a FIFA-style pass and tap-in, but TKD went for goal alone and slotted home a strong finish.

United responded quickly though, with the threat of Ethan Wheatley, Ethan Williams, Ashton Missin and Jack Fletcher a formidible quarter. Wheatley profited from some skillful dribbling by Williams and some lapse defending to smash home a half volley and level the tie.

The remainder of the first half was very end to end, albeit slightly in United's favour, but a great driven low shot from Kieran Morrison in stoppage time put the visitors back in front.

United quickly evened things up in the second half with an equaliser from Jayce John Fitzgerald, playing at no8, and that continued domination of Liverpool's box allowed Ethan Williams to put United ahead for the first time in the match 10 minutes later.

Jack Fletcher was unlucky not to score in the 72nd minute but sub James Scanlon - on for Ashton Missin at RW - bagged United's fourth to seal the win.

Ethan Williams' mazy dribbling was unlucky not to add a fifth, and Liverpool struck back at the death with an unchallenged cross on their left wing to be poked home by captain Michael Laffey.

The game was somewhat marred however by violent behaviour from Liverpool no5 Luca Furnell-Gill, who was caught on film throwing both a punch and an elbow at Manchester United's Ethan Williams. The referee took no action during the game, and seemingly none has been taken (as yet) following last Tuesday's match. The youngster clear as day attacks with intent however, which is why no action - even a condemnation from Liverpool - is very surprising.

Next up - the Arsenal U18s review.