Oh Louie louie

Cardiff Didnt have the bottle to come in a block. Smashing up toilets and doors yes.

Bob taylor was still looking for the ball, when sheff united ran on the pitch. He even runs into the melee, to get the ball.

Opposing fans not made to feel safe in block a. Really, emissionimpossible! ty for educating me on that. The only ones who turned up there were looking for trouble. Did you ever sit in the dolman in those days out of intrest?

Moments of pleasure sheff united had a and b block. I suprised you dont recall this.

Because they were sat in a block einstein.

Yep the people who kept the dolman safe, be late 50s at best now. But respect to them, cause if they wouldnt have been, there, against the likes of whu, sheff united and portsmouth. Lets be honest, there would have been carnage. They stopped firms running amok in the dolman. Anybody my age knows this.

You could hire a cushion for 10p in the stand in the 80s there. I recall them getting chucked about like confetti one year.

Before the new chairman. The most i can remeber them bringing, was a cup game under tony fawthorpe. And that was a few hundred. Pretty sure he recalled matt hewlett for that game or around then.

Yes stop these james bonds puns. Leave this senstive creature alone! It may surprise you to learn neil harris played him in 6 dffrent postions. Dareisay a oddjob man......

They had a player there same time as him called robin friday. Great book called the greatest footballer you never seen. Once, they asked steve biscuit to meet the mayor. He said no, i dont like hob nobbing.

That was probaly the most intresting thing in reading the biscuit factory. There is a biscuit museum near millwalls ground, id love to go there. Has anybody been?

Somebody bloke called robbie a carthorse at huddersfield one day. The threesome turned around as one, and tore a strip off him! He didnt no where to look! I think we had andy jones up front with him that day.

He fancied himself, scott mcgarvey. My word the crowd disliked him.

Used too see, shelts driving down the a38 a lot. He had a modest car with gary shelton chester city on it.

Was the course in tickenham, on the main road. I susspose its a range.

Used to be 3 women, used to go to every away games with the cats in the 80s. They were salt of the earth. They deffo had a thing for glyn riley. Glyn had been out the door 5 minutes, and i noticed they had become fond of chatting to robbie turner

On the subject on city players being refused memberships. I did some work, on a golf course near clevedon years ago. The guy who owned it was a right stickler. He said, i had some city players here once. He said that tommy doherty got changed in the car park. I asked the group leader not to bring him again he said. !

The wolves game he came on and ran rings around them deserves a mention. The second goal was genius. Replacing those 2 with liam robinson. Unforgivable.

Going back a few years ago, 2 kids up west street, spotted him in a hotel in poland. They were at a england game, i think he was something to do with the u21s. He invited them into the buffet, and stayed chatting. Nice touch that. He had nothing but good to say about the club.

Has the bikers pub, scallys down weston gone? Saw it might be closing a while ago. Always got a good mix of people in there.

John motson summed up jacki. He might be from a diffrent country, but he plays like hes from a diffrent planet.

Comes across well. Means business. Yes the spine of the roi team in those day. Mick mccarthy broad yorkshire accent, John aldridge, broad scouse. Ray houghton scottish accent.

The police would not enter south bristol, till the police station in bedminster was built. Early 1900s, any disputes, the miners arms pub was the, courthouse. I understand it was known as miners law.

Cant be accused of lack of effort. Sniffs out a lot of chances. Was in the right place right time today.

The que for xmas steps chippy in the 90s at dinnertime. Whatever time you went there, was 20 deep. I think theres still a wimpy in cardiff, that could be the dealbreaker.