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1 hour ago, Edge1981 said:

Wasn’t his line something like “come on lads, we can win this”?

Yes it was , he said it at half time when there had the chance of escape through the sewers.

Judging by City performances under Russell he must have used “come on lads we can win this” to no avail on more than one occasion.

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17 minutes ago, bs3 said:

Yes it was , he said it at half time when there had the chance of escape through the sewers.

Judging by City performances under Russell he must have used “come on lads we can win this” to no avail on more than one occasion.

"Come on lads, we can get a 0-0 here."

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10 minutes ago, Midlands Robin said:

It was the most wooden performance in a war film since Dougles Bader's false leg.

which one he lost both, still was able to fight for his country and also had his falsies confiscated by the Germans for trying to escape. He has and always have will my upmost respect.

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8 minutes ago, spudski said:

I remember going around Osman's house, and the only thing on the walls that gave any indication that he used to be a footballer, were pictures from that film.

His housekeeper had no idea that he used to be an ex footballer.

Top stalking

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Three things I know about Escape To Victory:

1. John Wark was so Scottish, they had to dub him for the cinema

2. Peles bicycle kick was one take

3. Most importantly, Sly Stallone bet Pele he couldn’t score past him. Pele took 10 penalties - Stallone touched one and broke his fingers

I never watched the film until I was 22. But I watched that match hundreds of times as a kid :)

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1 hour ago, spudski said:

I remember going around Osman's house, and the only thing on the walls that gave any indication that he used to be a footballer, were pictures from that film.

His housekeeper had no idea that he used to be an ex footballer.

Surprised - Back in the day the babysitter knew him well 

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45 minutes ago, Silvio Dante said:

Three things I know about Escape To Victory:

1. John Wark was so Scottish, they had to dub him for the cinema

2. Peles bicycle kick was one take

3. Most importantly, Sly Stallone bet Pele he couldn’t score past him. Pele took 10 penalties - Stallone touched one and broke his fingers

I never watched the film until I was 22. But I watched that match hundreds of times as a kid :)

4.  Ipswich Winger Kevin O’Callaghan was the goalie replaced by Stallone....don’t think they really broke his arm.

5.  Laurie Sivell, Ipswich keeper, was the German keeper beaten by Pele.

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2 hours ago, spudski said:

I remember going around Osman's house, and the only thing on the walls that gave any indication that he used to be a footballer, were pictures from that film.

His housekeeper had no idea that he used to be an ex footballer.

 

2 hours ago, myol'man said:

Top stalking

Is the restraining order against you still in place @spudski?

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14 hours ago, Edge1981 said:

Wasn’t his line something like “come on lads, we can win this”?

And yet the final score was only a draw.

Also terrible stewarding and crowd control. Even with machine guns the Germans couldn't stop a pitch invasion at the end. 

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15 minutes ago, Laner said:

And yet the final score was only a draw.

Also terrible stewarding and crowd control. Even with machine guns the Germans couldn't stop a pitch invasion at the end. 

True

Whatever else the Nazis were efficient at

Never properly trained in ‘Kettling’

 

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