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		Frank had an extraordinary season with West Ham United in 1985/6 when his goals helped West Ham achieve their best ever finish in the top division.
		This Celtic home shirt (brand new with tags) is signed by Bhoys Legend Frank McAvennie with his trademark 'Be Lucky' inscription.
		This Celtic away shirt (brand new with tags) is signed by Bhoys Legend Frank McAvennie with his trademark 'Be Lucky' inscription.
	www.alphasports.co.uk /product_display.cfm?list3=618 (1731 words)

	Ananova - McAvennie spared jail for having cocaine
		McAvennie, 40, from Low Fell, Gateshead, was also ordered to pay £150 costs after admitting at Newcastle Crown Court to possessing £30 worth of the class A drug.
		The court heard McAvennie was arrested in March this year in Newcastle in connection with a £110,000 drugs conspiracy.
		Last month McAvennie was cleared by a jury of conspiring to supply amphetamines and ecstasy after a nine-day trial.
	www.ananova.com /news/story/sm_90885.html (0 words)

	ESPN.com Soccernet Scotland: News - McAvennie defends McFadden
		Frank McAvennie had more brushes with authority than most during a turbulent but nonetheless successful career with St Mirren, Celtic, West Ham and Scotland.
		McAvennie famously crossed swords with the unforgiving Fergie when Scotland travelled to Melbourne in December 1985 to face Australia in the second leg of a play-off to qualify for the World Cup Finals in Mexico.
		But McAvennie was quick to stress that it would be absurd to draw comparisons between his own indiscretions while on duty with the national team and those of young James McFadden.
	www.soccernet.com /scotland/news/2002/0527/20020527scomcavennie.html (585 words)

	Guardian \| McAvennie cleared of drug deal conspiracy (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The former Scottish international footballer Frank McAvennie was cleared yesterday of conspiring to deal in drugs worth £110,000.
		Newcastle crown court had heard that in March McAvennie, 40, was seen by undercover national crime squad detectives in a car with a friend and an acquaintance travelling to a house in Newcastle upon Tyne, where the friend picked up the drugs.
		McAvennie, of Gateshead, had pleaded not guilty to conspiring to supply amphetamines and to conspiring to supply ecstasy.
	www.guardian.co.uk /print/0,,4070066-103690,00.html (199 words)

	Hibees-Mad - Other teams news (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Frank is an honorary member of the Cybertims CSC and is looking forward to doing LIVE question and answer sessions in the Cybertims chatroom and also in what is believed to be an internet first Frank will also be appearing on a LIVE Skype chat where you can talk away to the Celtic Legend.
		Striker Frank McAvennie was unquestionably one of the most popular characters to pull on the Hoops in the 80s.
		Frank's touch and vision combined with Walkers clinical finishing provided the perfect foil for the midfield artistry of Paul McStay as Celtic won a wonderful and eternally memorable league and Scottish Cup in their Centenary season.
	www.hibernian-mad.co.uk /news/loadgnrl.asp?id=324558&teamno=246 (1297 words)

	Scotland on Sunday - Opinion - Frank McAvennie (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Frank McAvennie, in fact, was famous for his goal-scoring forays in the green and white hoops - twice.
		Yes - Frank McAvennie, Scoring: An Expert’s Guide is a hedonistic romp detailing his "five or six" engagements, most famously to topless model Jenny Blyth, and a long list of steamy sessions with stunners.
		Frank claimed the money was an investment in an expedition to a sunken treasure ship but a judge backed the Customs.
	scotlandonsunday.scotsman.com /opinion.cfm?id=902752003 (452 words)

	on-the-terraces.com - Story
		McAvennie's car was stopped a few months ago in the Newcastle area, and when the police discovered the haul of illegal narcotics hidden, the former Hammer said that he knew nothing about them, that it was possible that an unknown friend had stashed them away without his knowledge.
		It is not the first time that Frank has found himself in trouble, and in a biography written a few years ago, he confessed to having been addicted to cocaine during his football career.
		Ever the flamboyant extrovert (in public), Frank led to kind of lifestyle that made him the envy of the vast majority of the Hammers' fans who so adored him during his (first) spell at the club during the mid-80's.
	westhamunited.rivals.net /default.asp?sid=899&p=2&stid=8000872 (451 words)

	football-books.com - Frank McAvennie: Scoring - An Expert's Guide, by Frank McAvennie with Reg McKay
		A cult figure on the streets of Glasgow and London, the original and lasting lads' hero footballer, McAvennie's life is peppered with sporting highs, beautiful women, outrageous acts, the company of stars, court appearances and imprisonment for drug dealing.
		Frank McAvennie tells how he came to be interviewed in connection with the murder of two women, and reveals his days spent boozing with Tony Adams in backroom bars.
		The book also tells the real reason he was only to win five caps for Scotland, and how on two separate occasions McAvennie had the chance to become the first Roman Catholic to be signed by Rangers.
	www.football-books.com /mcavennie.html (166 words)

	The Daily Record - NEWS - BOOZING, BURDZ AND BUST-UPS
		Frank said:'He wasa fitness fanatic and he tried to tame us.But we had made up our minds we would not be tamed.'
		Frank said: 'There was never a dull moment when Macca was around.
		Frank said: 'We chapped on the door for ages before Macca came to the door b*****k naked, with the bird he had pulled at Toledo Junction still upstairs.'
	www.dailyrecord.co.uk /news/tm_objectid=15134706&method=full&siteid=89488&headline=boozing--burdz-and-bust-ups-name_page.html (304 words)

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