Something of the Sepp Blatter about Georgey Graham, wasn't there

[redgunamo]

I wonder if he drank down the Old Kent Road whilst managing Millwall? A target rich environment, in those days. He'd have stood at the end of the bar in his blazer and his Farahs like a slightly better tailored Del Boy.

I always thought he was a married man?

Oh, I see what you mean. Sorry.

[Burney]

I wonder if he drank down the Old Kent Road whilst managing Millwall? A target rich environment, in those days. He'd have stood at the end of the bar in his blazer and his Farahs like a slightly better tailored Del Boy.

I reckon his shítty stick's just out of shot here.

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[Sir C]

I reckon his shítty stick's just out of shot here.

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My word, he must have worn it to a stub in the council estates of Bermondsey.

[Burney]

Probably a local Schützenverein, essentially a jumped-up Karnival concert party organisation committee. You never know though; Mountain Krauts are even stranger folk than the regular variety, aren't they.

Somehow, I suspect Sepp would have found his way into the Pay Corps.

[Luis Anaconda]

I wonder if he drank down the Old Kent Road whilst managing Millwall? A target rich environment, in those days. He'd have stood at the end of the bar in his blazer and his Farahs like a slightly better tailored Del Boy.

With Theo Foley as an Irish Trigger - I can see it now

[redgunamo]

Somehow, I suspect Sepp would have found his way into the Pay Corps.

Right. I actually watched Catch-22 again the other week and I'd completely forgotten that Jon Voight was in it. You know, in the Sepp Blatter role.

[redgunamo]

With Theo Foley as an Irish Trigger - I can see it now

[Burney]

Right. I actually watched Catch-22 again the other week and I'd completely forgotten that Jon Voight was in it. You know, in the Sepp Blatter role.

Milo Minderbinder. A better film than it's given credit for. Although it split up Simon and Garfunkel, of course.

[Burney]

No, he said 'trigger'.

[redgunamo]

Milo Minderbinder. A better film than it's given credit for. Although it split up Simon and Garfunkel, of course.

That was my thought as well. Obviously it's going to be hard to film such a peerless book but an honest try.