Bob Latchford
Well-Known Member
Yes ? No ??
Haha good spot sir !Mick Quinn and Dean Emerson ?
What a player Willy Carr !No not Dean Emerson WILLIE CARR
Oooohhh!! :-oI think that's great Bob. It's December and despite all the dross on and off the filed, that's the kind of Christmas Spirit we all need.
Come on Nick, can we PLEASE have a Christmas skin?
Look I've got me hat on, I'm ready to even pull the sleigh this year. Move over Rudolph.
Oh and the pic is some kid being groomed by a pre Sky Blue Sam mascot.
Indeed !Oooohhh!! :-o
Didnt really offend me Reg just a tad edgy, but gallows humour.Sorry, bad taste that and apologies if it causes any offence. One time we're glad not to be in the same league as Chelsea.
Keep digging!Oh dear oh dear .
Four cases being looked into by the WM Force.Sorry, bad taste that and apologies if it causes any offence. One time we're glad not to be in the same league as Chelsea.
Eh ?Keep digging!
No Reg!Eh ?
Varney ?No Reg!
Hello Mr Halls , think we follow each other on twitter - was that 77 ? thought it was later ?? anyhow , I recall us beating Liverpool 1-0 with Phil Neal missing a penalty facing the West End and , Ferguson lobbing their keeper , for our goal . Sure it was Clemence in goal for them but ,may be wrong .Wrote an article for Late Tackle football magazine on football in the winter and it's in the latest issue. I mentioned my favourite match and it was our 5-4 win on December 27 1977 verses Norwich City. It was a cracker with Blyth saving a last minute penalty. Great memories !
Yes it was 77. I used to think it was on the Boxing Day but it was a day later for some reason. A group of us met in the Acorn pub in Ringwood Highway and full of Christmas spirit went to the freezing match. It had the lot,a fantastic game. Anyone who went to that match will have it down as one of their favourites.Hello Mr Halls , think we follow each other on twitter - was that 77 ? thought it was later ?? anyhow , I recall us beating Liverpool 1-0 with Phil Neal missing a penalty facing the West End and , Ferguson lobbing their keeper , for our goal . Sure it was Clemence in goal for them but ,may be wrong .
Yes it was 77. I used to think it was on the Boxing Day but it was a day later for some reason. A group of us met in the Acorn pub in Ringwood Highway and full of Christmas spirit went to the freezing match. It had the lot,a fantastic game. Anyone who went to that match will have it down as one of their favourites.
Yes it was 77. I used to think it was on the Boxing Day but it was a day later for some reason. A group of us met in the Acorn pub in Ringwood Highway and full of Christmas spirit went to the freezing match. It had the lot,a fantastic game. Anyone who went to that match will have it down as one of their favourites.
Slightly before my time . mind , my first full paying game was in 77 v Bristol City 1-1 think Colin Cooper made his debut for us that day but, could be wrong . talking of freezing , I recall 12,000 being at the F.A ,Cup 3rd round game v Bolton in 87 [3-0 ] yet I struggled to get a ticket - guess that was the ''True '' fans waiting in the wingsYes it was 77. I used to think it was on the Boxing Day but it was a day later for some reason. A group of us met in the Acorn pub in Ringwood Highway and full of Christmas spirit went to the freezing match. It had the lot,a fantastic game. Anyone who went to that match will have it down as one of their favourites.
I mentioned this game the other week but thought it was Boxing Day.....I was corrected by someone on here that it was indeed the 27th......My BadWrote an article for Late Tackle football magazine on football in the winter and it's in the latest issue. I mentioned my favourite match and it was our 5-4 win on December 27 1977 verses Norwich City. It was a cracker with Blyth saving a last minute penalty. Great memories !
Yep....Was in the Kop.......Fffing freeeeeeeeezzzing !!Slightly before my time . mind , my first full paying game was in 77 v Bristol City 1-1 think Colin Cooper made his debut for us that day but, could be wrong . talking of freezing , I recall 12,000 being at the F.A ,Cup 3rd round game v Bolton in 87 [3-0 ] yet I struggled to get a ticket - guess that was the ''True '' fans waiting in the wings
It was , damn freezing .Yep....Was in the Kop.......Fffing freeeeeeeeezzzing !!
Must be something about the 27 of December as my favourite ever game was 27 December 1986 when we beat Tottenham 4-3, terrific game.Wrote an article for Late Tackle football magazine on football in the winter and it's in the latest issue. I mentioned my favourite match and it was our 5-4 win on December 27 1977 verses Norwich City. It was a cracker with Blyth saving a last minute penalty. Great memories !
Sure was!Must be something about the 27 of December as my favourite ever game was 27 December 1986 when we beat Tottenham 4-3, terrific game.
Exactly . soft feckers these days . can you imagine Curtis wearing gloves .I loved those wintry matches with snow on the pitch,orange ball,floodlights on,piles of snow on the sides. There's an iconic picture of Neil Martin jumping in the air after scoring v Liverpool on a freezing day with sleeves rolled up with cold air coming from his mouth ! No poncey gloves those days !
Must be something about the 27 of December as my favourite ever game was 27 December 1986 when we beat Tottenham 4-3, terrific game.
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