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football pools
(redirected from Littlewoods pools)

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football pools
pl → Fußballtoto nt or m ? pool2 c
football pools npl → totocalcio
to do the football pools → giocare la schedina
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A qualified typist, Evelyn worked in the office of a launderette for many years before moving to work for the Littlewoods Pools company.
Family news: A red letter day for Evelyn to mark centenary; ... by South Wales Echo (Cardiff, Wales)
The company is involved in a number of major schemes in the region, including the pounds 100m regeneration of the Great George Street area, converting the former Littlewoods Pools HQ on Edge Lane into apartments, and the 34-acre Southport Marine Park.
Urban Splash blames economic gloom for 60 job losses by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
The football pools, which originated in Manchester in 1923 as Littlewoods Pools, peaked in the 1960s with 14million weekly players.
Football pools make net gain by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
 
 
 
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