RoystonFoote'snephew
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It was a great night. The players present were:
Gordon Parr, Jantzen Derrick, Mike Gibson, Gerry Sweeney, Sir Geoff Merrick, Tom Ritchie, Paul Cheesley, Trevor Tainton, Clive Whitehead, Mickey Tanner, Alan Walsh, Scotty Murray and (gatecrasher) David Mogg who was not in the book. Alan Dicks, Marina Dolman, Phil Tottle, and Nigel Turner were also present alongside author Richard Latham.
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15 hours ago, Marcus Aurelius said:
Adam Baker
ps what the **** is “the football content award”, can I make my own award show for favourite laces?
psps looks like a community club hall with a load of random middle aged men. I applaud the effort but prestige this is not.
I don't know what it is either. There seems to be an award for anything these days as I understand the SAGS are favourites for the best tent on the terraces award.
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7 minutes ago, WECANDO said:
Taking Grealish off and leaving Sterling on is a joke. Southgate out.
Grealish very unlucky to get the hook. He may be a bit of a divvy off the pitch but he is superb on it. He commits opposition players and invariably gets into the box where they can't touch him.
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Probably a joke started in Sunderland. As if any of the international superstars would go to a club not involved in the CL.
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4 minutes ago, archie andrews said:
we didnt score at ipswich....
The Ipswich game was a strange one though. We had plenty of the ball and chances, while everything Ipswich hit went in and they definitely took advantage of a 'homer' ref. We played a lot worse when they stuck 4 past us in the Cup some years earlier.
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54 minutes ago, Ashtonboy said:
Northampton away, shipping seven goals.
Bang on! Even their lumbering centre back Wakeley Gage scored.
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2 minutes ago, And Its Smith said:
Definite penalty if it’s happened inside the box
Definite penalty in the game as it is played today. I'm not saying its wrong but it is inducative of how the game has changed from the 70/80s when a high foot would have seen the award of an indirect free kick, something that seems to have gone from the game entirely.
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4 hours ago, Davefevs said:
Best retort I heard from a ref was “don’t talk like a c#£& and play like one too”
My favourite has to be Razor Ruddock on ref Roger Milford. Playing for Southampton against Arsenal he told Milford he was having a ****king nightmare and called him a ****. Milford, calling Ruddock over said Look at the Scoreboard. Your losing 3-1 so it's you who's having a ******* nightmare and playing like a ****. Now **** off.
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21 minutes ago, Supersonic Robin said:
I suppose the frustration is which clubs are currently seen as "bigger, better, and with more chance of winning things":
- Lloyd Kelly moved to the "bigger and better" Bouremouth
- Bobby Reid moved to the "bigger and better" Cardiff
- Joe Bryan moved to the "bigger and better" Fulham
- Adam Webster moved to the "bigger and better" Brighton
- Josh Brownhill moved to the "bigger and better" Burnley
I don't really mind us losing our best players as that happens to every club in the world (perhaps bar Real Madrid and Barcelona). I absolutely get why these players move....they would be crazy to turn down premier league football and money.
However, I can see why one might be frustrated about some of the clubs listed above being considered a step up from us. Perhaps that's what @Sleepy1968 was getting at?
Just imagine what Swindle, the Gas and Villa fans were thinking when Sean Taylor, Matty Taylor and Scott Murray moved to us.
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2 minutes ago, Shaun Taylor said:
That does make sense but as we all know money talks so it won't happen. As for the champions league how can it continue to be called that when you got 3 other teams plus the champions participating from England and similar in other countries. Maybe let the current champions join in at a later stage would help!
Just restrict it to one team per national league, I. E. The Champions. Everyone else is in the other comp.
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I thought the officiating was fine. The ref wasn't going to be messed around.
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16 hours ago, Shaun Taylor said:
I agree something needs to change to stop these meaningless games and the smaller nations should be in their own qualifying groups.
I couldn't disagree more. As far as I'm concerned all seedings should cease and there should be a straight draw in all competitions run by FIFA and UEFA, including the terribly misnamed Champions League. All affiliated nations and clubs have paid their dues and deserve to be afforded respect. It won't happen of course because those that run FIFA and the confederations are much more interested in lining their pockets than programmes to improve facilities and coaching in the smaller nations.
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There are many highlights, Arsenal in Div 1, Coventry to stay up, Chester to seal promotion from the 4th, the incredible 5-4 win at Mansfield, a 4-1 at Barnsley, numerous cup games against non league sides and, of course, any win against the Gas, Swindle or Baadiff. However, I'm going for the 1-0 win against Spurs at White Hart Lane 76/77. After surviving crowd trouble which saw us confined to the stands, and an absolute battering by Spurs especially Hoddle, to win it at the death was an amazing feeling. I was walking on air back to Tottenham Hale tube and sunk a fair few pints of Sam Smiths Old Brewery Bitter in the Merry-Go-Down that night.
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I'm surprised we haven't seen this more often. There is no reason at all why a women official should not be as physically fit or as knowledgeable about the laws of the game than their male counterparts. Put aside the old jokes about explaining the offside rule to a woman, there are many in the game who could readily explain it to us. The point made by others about respect towards the officials could also be relevant.
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9 hours ago, Super said:
In fairness you have to be a moron to take it.
Which explains why many footballers are using.
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56 minutes ago, cidercity1987 said:
57 appearances in 4 years, wow
Starts? Or does that include 5 minutes off the bench games.
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As I posted elsewhere anyone who manages them for more than 20 games gets on their Hall of Fame board.
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15 minutes ago, Ronnie Sinclair said:
Watford have just sacked Munoz
Anyone who manages Watford for more than 20 games gets on their Hall of Fame board.
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He's a decent player when he on it, but like Kasey consistency is not his, strength. Not too sure what to make of the Post rating that gave him a 6 but with a comment that he would have been MOTM crossing was to players in red shirts.
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Sad news. RIP John. Heartfelt condolences to family and friends.
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It was a game we should of got something out of as Millwall were no great shakes but the enforced subs did us no favours, or the mystery as why Wells was not on the bench. Still, not the end of the world and we move on the Peterborough
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27 minutes ago, Gillies Downs Leeds said:
Jed Wallace only fit enough for the bench for Millwall. Positive for us..
Jake Cooper only fit for bench too.
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Sad news. Heartfelt condolences to family, friends and supporters of Liverpool FC.
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16 minutes ago, Swede said:
His private life has nothing whatsoever to do with what he does publicly. He would gain a lot more respect from the majority of football fans in this area if he set an example and left his bigoted past in the past. At some point in the past he said he was proud to be a Bristolian, well its about time he started showing it.
How is he bigoted? He's certainly no more bigoted than those who despise him simply because he supports the Gas or because he holds a view contrary to their own. Any disparaging remarks he may of made in the past about City pale in comparison to many comments made about the Gas on this forum.
photos from friday nights legends book launch
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I forgot Gary Owers and Chris Honor.