We're nowhere near 1980s levels of banter though, are we?

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Originally Posted by Sir C

He was no Steve Walford though, was he? Spursy ****.

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Now an integral part of the Ireland international management set up.

I would ask you to watch what you say.

Pal.

Martin O'Neill. Roy Keane. Steve Walford. Steve Guppy.

:-(

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Originally Posted by 71 Guns - channeling the spirit of Mr Hat

Yeah but Tel was a good larf wasn't he? And that was important back in them days, sod the football.

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I didn't see it, but I was told of a game when he ran out wearing a syrup, which he subsequently launched into the North Bank :hehe:

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Originally Posted by Sir C

I didn't see it, but I was told of a game when he ran out wearing a syrup, which he subsequently launched into the North Bank :hehe:

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For some reason Michael thomas once came out for a home game v Everton with a wig on...never quite sure why???

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Originally Posted by SWv2

Now an integral part of the Ireland international management set up.

I would ask you to watch what you say.

Pal.

Martin O'Neill. Roy Keane. Steve Walford. Steve Guppy.

:-(

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Really? Steve fúcking Walford?

:hehe:

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Originally Posted by Pokster

For some reason Michael thomas once came out for a home game v Everton with a wig on...never quite sure why???

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No, don't remember that :-(

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Originally Posted by Sir C

Really? Steve fúcking Walford?

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It is Ireland tbf. The only decent manager they ever had was almost English.

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Originally Posted by 71 Guns - channeling the spirit of Mr Hat

It is Ireland tbf. The only decent manager they ever had was almost English.

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Message reported to Jackie Charlton.

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Originally Posted by Sir C

Almost as imperious as Terry Mancini, he was.

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The Pink Panther theme was a smashing piece of work though.

Quite the North Bank surge after the first goal in IUFGs link
Invaded by West Ham that day :-(

John Matthews looked impressive