Referring to Everton's win over West Ham, watched by Allardyce who was confirmed as manager the following day (above), Parish added: "He has
the luck of the devil.
At times, Tommy and the delightfully-named Tuppence (Jessica Raine), despite being essentially clueless and out of their depth, enjoyed
the luck of the devil as they got into, and then out of, scrape after scrape - it was a bit like watching a Famous Five adventure.
At the same time, Fortnum possessed extraordinarily good judgement and that absolute prerequisite of all the best collectors,
the luck of the devil.
Macclesfield manager Keith Alexander bemoaned his side's luck, adding: "Rochdale just had
the luck of the devil and if they continue to get those sorts of breaks they will be dead certs for promotion.
Martin O'Neill and the team have had
the luck of the devil and it will run out sooner or later of course.
I had
the luck of the devil with the way it turned out," he said.
The 15ft theatre backdrop depicting Parisian rooftops was used for a production of
The Luck of the Devil in London in 1939.
THE luck of the Devil carried AC Milan to a Champions League Final clash with Liverpool.
It turns out Rix had not lost
the luck of the devil, supported through a trauma of his own making by colleagues determined to see him back as though nothing had happened and slag off his victim in the process.
Little wonder that underworld pals christened him Lucifer, saying he had
the luck of the Devil.
The only objective Martin O'Neill can sensibly envisage for this season is to finish in the top 17, in which laudable pursuit he has had
the luck of the devil to have the devoted support of at least three London clubs.
ENGLAND buried the ghost of Vienna along with the fall guy figure of David James last night - and they did it with
the luck of the devil.
The true explanation is that Kildare had
the luck of the devil.
Most of our elected officials seem to have
the luck of the devil.
