Talk:Barrhead
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This entry seems to have developed a rather strong Catholic bias (do we really need to know the attendance of St John's ?) !!!!
Why not? It is quite an interesting figure!
Why is it that BOTH Barrhead and Linwood claim the birthright of Paul Lambert !!!!
Possibly he was born in the maternity hospital in Paisley??? A lot of people from Barrhead are/were, but that doesn't mean they're "from Paisley". Agreed - he was likely born in Paisley Mat.
That doesn't clear up the Linwood claim though !
I've removed the link from the reference to StLuke's since it didn't link to the school but to an area of London !!!
I've never heard the word Barrheadonian (you just made it up didn't you), Barrheadian or Burrheidian is definately more common, even if you don't like it. --GeorgeShaw 17:54, 4 January 2007 (UTC)
