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Bryan Robson likes this post.

Edited for accuracy. And I personally think that Peter Shilton is the greatest ever Leicester City player. He was world wide famous in my opinion.

That's the advert on TV where the little girl sucks all the chocolate off the nuts and then puts them back in the bowl. And then the black guy is commenting to the girl behind the chemist counter that he has no idea where his cold originated from.

The Rags might win it again in about 50 years time.

Hence why this forum is also known as Bluemoan !!

"All my troubles seemed so far away".

Luther Billis likes this post !!

I had a few days on the Fylde Coast last week, and there was a blind busker on the main shopping street in Cleveleys who had a sum up contactless payment terminal. He was a pretty decent guitar player,and his machine was set at £2, so I used his contactless machine to make a donation to him.

Hence the reason why there is a statue of Bob outside the Stadium of Light , resplendent in his trilby and raincoat.

The best thing about this game,is that it was actually played at a neutral ground. So the teams based in London actually have to journey up the M1 ,and not just play a semi-final in their own backyard. And conversely, Sunderland fans have to go about half the distance it is to London, so in my...

COYS !!!

And the GB experience !!

Which - a ticket to the semi - final or a wife ??

Bruce would win because his technique is " The art of fighting without fighting" . Let "Iron Mike " work that one out !!

And nobody has yet mentioned either John Saxon or Jim Kelly. Those 2 were a pair of mean mothafuckers in "Enter The Dragon" !!

So is Bruce Lee. He actually works in The Golden Apple Chinese chippy, on Moston Lane. Although he's getting on a bit nowadays,so must be due to hang his wok up pretty soon.

Yes pal, just got mine and the extra one for my wife's first visit to Wembley Stadium.

Ok ,I understand now. Thanks for explaining that to me.

Eze scored after 8 minutes.

You are correct pal, I got to Wembley that year on a LNER train from Wakefield,that went to Kings Cross in London. It was slightly cheaper than an Avanti train to Euston, so that made up for the diesel I had to use to get to Wakefield from Manchester.