Blueboy73
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I usually give the BBC a very wide berth these days but I'll watch it on the iplayer when it's available.
Thanks for the heads up lads.
Thanks for the heads up lads.
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Colin Bell RIP - Ian Cheeseman interview with Jon Bell (P142)
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portisheadblue
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I was at Derby, we played in an all Maroon strip and I think Colin scored via a deflection off his backside.
Really sad news for all blues.
..... hi Ben .... on the occasion I met Colin at the Etihad he assured me it was a deliberate effort to score and his best “thigh” effort
Those maroon strips were excellent !!!
Great victory obvious negative with Colin's injury wasn't there a bus strike that night ? The red shit were very quiet at tech drawing 1st lesson Thursday morning happy day'sWhat a great night that was ! I'll never forget it as long as I live. Those of us Blues privileged to be there will all remember how we absolutely ran them ragged (pardon the pun). 4-0 flattered them and it really "should have been 10".
BillCarlisle
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Great victory obvious negative with Colin's injury wasn't there a bus strike that night ? The red shit were very quiet at tech drawing 1st lesson Thursday morning happy day's
Yes, there was indeed a bus strike that night. I recall Lou Macari saying on Radio Piccadilly afterwards that the rags couldn't do a thing right. Even to the extent that he said he felt so bad about it that he wanted to throw himself under a bus..........but none were running.
That made my night. Lol. Funny how these little things stick in the memory.
salford blue 62
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Yep,walked back into town,then"Special"back to Salford Precinct,full of pissed off scumYes, there was indeed a bus strike that night. I recall Lou Macari saying on Radio Piccadilly afterwards that the rags couldn't do a thing right. Even to the extent that he said he felt so bad about it that he wanted to throw himself under a bus..........but none were running.
That made my night. Lol. Funny how these little things stick in the memory.
Great quote from the night bill c never heard it before I think the strike started late evening as I went on the bus with my mates but met the old fella outside the main ,(Maine) stand and walked to deansgate Knott mill in the day and got a lift home off my Grandad both no longer with us but Great memories remember dad saying lots of reds about but They're that sick they're hiding the shit coloursYes, there was indeed a bus strike that night. I recall Lou Macari saying on Radio Piccadilly afterwards that the rags couldn't do a thing right. Even to the extent that he said he felt so bad about it that he wanted to throw himself under a bus..........but none were running.
That made my night. Lol. Funny how these little things stick in the memory.
Nice one what was the percentage. Blue / scumYep,walked back into town,then"Special"back to Salford Precinct,full of pissed off scum
salford blue 62
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What i can remember, me,my mate of the same age,and his older brother ,who after loads of threats from the scum,he stood up and said he would have a go with all off them,as a 15 year old my arse was squeaking,but their was no reply from the wankers.....thank fuckNice one what was the percentage. Blue / scum
salford blue 62
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There,not their,before the spelling police step in.What i can remember, me,my mate of the same age,and his older brother ,who after loads of threats from the scum,he stood up and said he would have a go with all off them,as a 15 year old my arse was squeaking,but their was no reply from the wankers.....thank fuck
Sod the spelling well done lads for standing tall in that situation my % question assumed you might have been up against itThere,not their,before the spelling police step in.