GaudinosWheels
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I’d love to know the story with this one - did Walsh want to leave or something?
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Crazy decisions of years gone by.
- Thread starter Millwallawayveteran1988
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I’d love to know the story with this one - did Walsh want to leave or something?
mscenterh750
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Letting Stuart Pearce manage us.
Alan Ball telling the lads to keep the ball by the corner flag.
Selling David White.
Buying any ex rag apart from Tevez.
Buying Robert Hopkins.
The list is endless.....
Alan Ball telling the lads to keep the ball by the corner flag.
Selling David White.
Buying any ex rag apart from Tevez.
Buying Robert Hopkins.
The list is endless.....
feedmpenzaandhewillscore
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Buying Boney and letting Dzeko go, absolute fucking madness.
manimanc
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I think ball was thinking his legs had gone as he only played 3 games out of about 11 or 12 at the start of the 95/96 season, there was no whispers of him being unhappy but in hindsight it might have had legs as we got him from pompey and he returned to pompey. I think he did his cruciate towards the end of the season and retired not long after, he was 34 at the time though.I’d love to know the story with this one - did Walsh want to leave or something?
But creaney was awful, I always remember when we got shut of him he turned round and his first words was "not many strikers can say they scored at st James park, Highbury and elland road..."
I still cringe at the lame comment even today.
Pingu the Penguin
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The dismissal of Peter Reid stands out for me.
Also Kiddo & Law were good.Buying any ex rag apart from Tevez.
John Bond buying his son Kevin , when Nicky Reid was being talked about playing for England .
Abattoir Blue
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Can kind of see what you mean but we were on a downward trajectory under Reid for me. Football was becoming more and more route one too.The dismissal of Peter Reid stands out for me.
Pingu the Penguin
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We were very direct - but he did have Quinn up front to aim to
5th and 9th though.....compared to what happened next....?
5th and 9th though.....compared to what happened next....?
NorCalBlue
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Selling Steve Mackenzie to fund the purchase of Kevin Bond and playing Blobby Fowler into form and then giving him to Liverpool spring to mind.