Reply With QuoteOn David McCallum gone too. I never realised until his death this iconic music was created by him. I just assumed it was made by the black lads rather than outright stolen by them.
I was at Maine Road when he returned with Derby County and scored their winner. Even City fans were cheering.
On David McCallum gone too. I never realised until his death this iconic music was created by him. I just assumed it was made by the black lads rather than outright stolen by them.
Feck Cultural Marxist BLM
Who can forget the notorious Lee and Hunter windmilling on the ploughed field that was, the Baseball Ground. Proper scene’s..Originally Posted by pjlincs
https://youtu.be/77jKgv5lLTM?si=3HGXgsqL2TJYTNZk
No, in THAT genre, the stealing is the whole point.
"Plenty of strikers can score goals," he said, gesturing to the famous old stands casting shadows around us.
"But a lot have found it difficult wearing the number 9 shirt for The Arsenal."
Just watched. Why on earth did we sell Charlie George? How much did we get for him and who did we replace him with?Who can forget the notorious Lee and Hunter windmilling on the ploughed field that was, the Baseball Ground. Proper scene’s..
https://youtu.be/77jKgv5lLTM?si=3HGXgsqL2TJYTNZk
Ganpati bless.
I found this article on CG. You might find it a bit of an eye opener.
We all loved Charlie, apart from Bertie it seems. 🤔
https://www.thecourier.co.uk/fp/past...dundee-united/
Had forgotten he went to Derby til I saw the clip. Was ironic as he'd been carpeted for flicking the Vs at their fans after scoring against them. He also nutted Kevin Keegan. Those were the days!!
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