I approached a roundabout to turn right this morning and

[Peter]

We actually should have won it in 15/16 and simply bottled it when we saw the finish line. That was why it was probably the most upset I've been by an overall Arsenal season. The fact that we picked up form as soon as we knew we couldn't win made it particularly sickening.

Certainly matches my recollection. It was the loss at home to Swansea that pissed me off royally. We bottled it the minute we went in front, completely went to pieces.

[SWv2]

Nonsense. If you used to enjoy dodging the fighting in the streets and on the terraces whilst worrying that Hoddle, Crooks Hazard and Falco were going to tear us a new hole, there's something very wrong with you.

I would say you have never fought on a street in your life you big Dutch gay.

I attended my first NLD in 1987 at their place and in the intervening period have never been involved in violence of any sort a the event, or on the day of the event. That is not to say it does not happen of course.

I love it for the atmosphere, the edge if you will, the mere fact that the crowd is up for it compared to 36 other games a season.

[Sir C]

I would say you have never fought on a street in your life you big Dutch gay.

I attended my first NLD in 1987 at their place and in the intervening period have never been involved in violence of any sort a the event, or on the day of the event. That is not to say it does not happen of course.

I love it for the atmosphere, the edge if you will, the mere fact that the crowd is up for it compared to 36 other games a season.

1987?

Paddy Come Lately.

[SWv2]

1987?

Paddy Come Lately.

Year I moved over. Not a whole lot I can do about that.

[Rich]

I would say you have never fought on a street in your life you big Dutch gay.

I attended my first NLD in 1987 at their place and in the intervening period have never been involved in violence of any sort a the event, or on the day of the event. That is not to say it does not happen of course.

I love it for the atmosphere, the edge if you will, the mere fact that the crowd is up for it compared to 36 other games a season.

I recount a tale of him fighting with a stranger on the streets of Twickenham, iirc.

[Burney]

I recount a tale of him fighting with a stranger on the streets of Twickenham, iirc.

Oh, yes. He jumped on him at the train station It all sounded most undignified.

[Sir C]

Oh, yes. He jumped on him at the train station It all sounded most undignified.

You can fúck off as well.

[Viva Prat Vegas]

Steve
Was your first NLD at WHL in 1987
a) the 100th NLD where we won 2-1 ?
b) the 2nd Leg of the Littlewoods Cup semi-final where we won 2-1 ?
c) the Littlewoods Cup semi-final replay where we won 2-1 ?
d) the October league match where a blow-up doll was passed around the Gooners to mock David Pleat and with early goals we won 2-1 ?

Asking for a friend

[Burney]

You can fúck off as well.

You said as much at the time, as I recall.

[SWv2]

Steve
Was your first NLD at WHL in 1987
a) the 100th NLD where we won 2-1 ?
b) the 2nd Leg of the Littlewoods Cup semi-final where we won 2-1 ?
c) the Littlewoods Cup semi-final replay where we won 2-1 ?
d) the October league match where a blow-up doll was passed around the Gooners to mock David Pleat and with early goals we won 2-1 ?

Asking for a friend

No, I am thinking more Sept 87, 3-2 win at their place.

They would have had Gascoigne by this point.