Reply With QuoteOriginally Posted by Sir C
I thought that as well. Better than Kenny Samson I suppose
Who is Kenny Sanson, ffs?
Everyone goes on about how great he was. I thought, and continue to think, that he was a bit thick.
The last time Arsenal played Grimsby was 1936. And young Niall Quinn wasn't even born then. FFS.
Yeah thought the same thing - just really weak links. Though I can remember one bit of commentary that stood out
I really think that's it though. That made, or certainly cemented, his reputation.Yeah thought the same thing - just really weak links. Though I can remember one bit of commentary that stood out
When the Big Match cameras were in attendance at Highbury the North Bank used to give him dog's abuse.
Yeah - he was widely believed to be a Spurs fan (even though he was famously a Gillingham supporter)I really think that's it though. That made, or certainly cemented, his reputation.
When the Big Match cameras were in attendance at Highbury the North Bank used to give him dog's abuse.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brian_...on_Planetarium
Yes - now we have AFTV
I suppose fanzines were born at a time when supporters really didn't have a voice and actually had things to moan about, like risking their lives in crumbling concrete stadia and beign treated like animals by the police - and by each other.Yes - now we have AFTV
Today's snowflakes are living in luxury but they moan like stuck pigs anyway. :sniff:
Did it really though?Though I can remember one bit of commentary that stood out
Loved here for the obvious reasons, but he was so obviously biased towards Liverpool (for god's sake David Pleat was more objective), and even in our moment of sublime triumph it was all about them rather than us, "the Liverpool players are down, absolutely abject" ... "a hammer blow for Liverpool ... who over the season have produced football of the most majestic standards".
Having said that, I guess it just made it all the more delicious.
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