This. Though it's the 70s in my case.Quote:
Originally Posted by 7sisters
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This. Though it's the 70s in my case.Quote:
Originally Posted by 7sisters
Ok, that's a fair point. But the thing is, I don't listen to modern music. But I watch more football than I did in the '80s. Most weeks of the season, I watch us twice. For most of the '80s it was the odd cup game and the one time a year when it wasn't the Scousers on MotD.Quote:
Originally Posted by 7sisters
It was only late '80s that the one live game a week came in. I reckon that because there's just so much Arsenal "content" I don't need to read about other clubs.
In the '80s, say, you could have weeks without a story on us so would hear about players from other clubs.
I'd literally never heard of this Gravadlax Scouser and have no idea who plays for the Chavs at all, or Sperz now Kane's gone. I assume they've still got Son?
Son has gone.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ganpati's Goonerz--AFC's Aboriginal Fertility Cult
Has he? That would explain why they wanted Easy then. Who have they got? That Delly Alley went as well, didn't he? is Vertongen still about?Quote:
Originally Posted by Peter
They're all gone, along with Steve Perryman and Mark FalcoQuote:
Originally Posted by Ganpati's Goonerz--AFC's Aboriginal Fertility Cult
What happened to that classy, black centre half Georgie Graham trained? He was useful. They had a pretty good Northern Irish 'keeper, too.Quote:
Originally Posted by Peter
But in all seriousness, if Son has gone as well as Kane, who is/are the fans' favourites, the first names of the teamsheet, the ones they sing about the most. In short, who are their heroes now? Or has it gone all Stranglers? Let's hope so.
I honestly don't know. They've signed some new guys (like Kudus and Simons) but I don't know who the favourites are.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ganpati's Goonerz--AFC's Aboriginal Fertility Cult
They have a couple of capable centre backs in Romero and Van Der Ven. Although Romero is a thug who would get sent off every week if he played for us.
Didn't realise you were the resident expert and so 'au fait' with Spurs, Pedro?Quote:
Originally Posted by Peter
Are they your second favourite team? :-)
Should we come to you for all Spurs related questions? :rubchin:
I expect that Scottish jew Itchyballs has gone as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by Peter
I'm going to dig back through the archives and see when Peter took the quiz. In amongst favourite lamp-post and favourite cheese, we should find out the answer to who he supported before Arsenal...Quote:
Originally Posted by WES
I'm sure we were told that Maddison was going to be their greatest signing ever.....that's gone well.Quote:
Originally Posted by Peter
How dare you. If my grandfather was alive he'd turn in his grave.Quote:
Originally Posted by WES
Some of us are born and bred North Londoners, WES. And as a result, we grew up around spurs fans. Wouldn't have them in the house, mind :-)
So yes, i have an idea as to who plays for them. Although the knowledge I displayed above is a whole level below your intimate knowledge of Liverpool's centre backs.......
Lazy and lightweight. Not a bad player.Quote:
Originally Posted by PSRB
Very Spurs :-)
Emlyn Hughes and Alan Hansen?Quote:
Originally Posted by Peter