Tell me about it Death was so annoying, I could have killed him.Originally Posted by marks
COULD HAVE KILLED HIM! DEATH!
HA HA HA
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Tell me about it Death was so annoying, I could have killed him.
COULD HAVE KILLED HIM! DEATH!
HA HA HA
'There's only music, so that there's new ringtones'
Graham Kavanagh.
He always looked a class act whenever I saw him.
Scott Flinders... one of the finest displays of stewarding by an opposition player I have seen
What can be asserted without proof can be dismissed without proof
The referee in the 92/93 Notts County game.
Ted MacDougall of Bournemouth
At the moment...anybody we play against....
Better to bee a lion for a day......than a sheep for a thousand years......
Peter Wakeham for Torquay on Easter Monday in 1958 I believe - lost 1-0 and it cost us promotion. A fantastic goalkeeping display. We only had 10 men due to Bernard Newcombe breaking his collarbone. Stayed on the pitch but he was only nuisance value. We still battered Torquay but Wakeham was unbelievable.
John Hardie, Bradford PA 'keeper in Div 4 match at GP in Jan 1970 - the year that Park Avenue were relegated from the League.
Bradford scored in the first half but their goal was then put under siege for the rest of the game, with Hardie performing miracles in front of the Royal Oak.
Fortunately, the Bees equalised late on (Fenton or Baker IIRC) and won a point.
Hardie was chaired off by his teammates to a standing ovation from the whole crowd.
Amazing match!
Is Bence playing today?
I was therre. I think Bobby Ross scored but I am guessing. Bradford were a shambles but Ex-international Ray Charnley scored for them
The winger at Tranmere whose name escapes me , was it Jim something ??
British by birth English by the grace of god.
Fenton 84th min
Better to be thought a fool, rather then speak and remove all doubt
Jim Steel?
'It's gonna be rougher, it's gonna be tougher. But I ain't the one who's gonna suffer'
You may be thinking of John Morrissey? Tranmere Winger of the 80's/90's.
When life gives you a 100 reasons to cry,show life that you have a 1000 reasons to smile
Was that the same game we nicked a late equaliser?
Missed it had we had to catch the train, got to the station and heard the news
Did we go 1 up and 2-1 down as I seem to remember the right hump on the way back to the station
Thats the one cheers mate
British by birth English by the grace of god.
Jose Dominguez of Brum was a thorn in our sides at GP, the day we lost and it hammered down with rain
it wasn't him that scored that wonder goal though...
RIP Huw Bryant 16-01-07
Michael Gilkes the Reading winger. Was that his name? Very quick & skillful. v rogers stanislaus & joseph.
John Morrissey and Eric Nixon!
I feel like love is in the kitchen with a culinary eye.
Glenn hoddle, player manager at Swindon, they were down to nine men and he inspired them to a 2-2 draw
Robbie savage for crews was also class
Wasnt it 0-0 tho? Brought himself on as sub after their second red card (Elbow on Keith Millen i think).
I remember Gary Brabin having a superb game at GP for Hull in the mid-90s
At GP? My memory deceives me, I always thought that was 0-0. I remember them having every man behind the ball for most of the match
and they should have won... bodin missed a sitter
RIP Huw Bryant 16-01-07
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