Reply With QuoteI was at Elland Road a few years back when they were in,like,division 6 or something.Had 35,000 there and all hateful coonts to a man/woman/child.Yer man Mr Grimsdale ruined thon club.
Bowyer and Kewell and Viduka. That dirty Leeds. They were good to watch. David O'Leary's babies, I suppose.
I was at Elland Road a few years back when they were in,like,division 6 or something.Had 35,000 there and all hateful coonts to a man/woman/child.Yer man Mr Grimsdale ruined thon club.
It's still there, mate. I'll pass it on next time I'm going by.
I think I got the slaughters on here for saying the same thing but every good story needs a proper villain and they're quite the bad guy. It's even worse as an away fan when they make you walk through that tunnell by the ground after leaving the coach. I think 92/93 was my first trip there, my first away outside London too. All sorts were thrown at us that day.
I'm going to have a cheeky week in the Lakes in June, so I'll probably bump into you.Originally Posted by The Jorge
A cheeky what in the Lakes?
Youre more than welcome to drop by th Independent Socialist Republik of Jorge along the way if you'd like a decent cuppa, a bacon sarnie or a fill up of your flasks. All you have to do is ask, we're the doorbell that plays the Red Flag.
I think that between them the likes of your Stokes and your Chelseas getting have been getting in and around the villainy role with some aplomb.
Stoke arent an edifice though, you want a northern once-city club ideally. Not a one-small-town-in-general-conurbation-of-mystifyingly-grim-nondescript-****holes-in-the-midlands club.
If you ask me, anyway.
Granted, the new version of the football bad-guy is the owned-by-a-knock-off-bond-villain-who-is-rich-as-croesus teams and for that City, Chelsea and - though slightly more suave, more of a Scaramanga, I guess - PSG are very much new kids on said block.
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