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Since you ask...wearethesouthstand said:remember the game v. spurs when he clashed with gazza and gazza was running round the pitch holding his ears saying lakey has big ears
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KoR8TwWn5Dg[/youtube]
I was at that game, very worrying at the time and feared the worst.
Class act Lakey, had the ability to go right to the top. Kendall played him at centre-half a few times but I preferred him in centre midfield...Liverpool were rumoured to be interested.
Oh, and Gary McCallister was immense that day for Leicester.
Class act Lakey, had the ability to go right to the top. Kendall played him at centre-half a few times but I preferred him in centre midfield...Liverpool were rumoured to be interested.
Oh, and Gary McCallister was immense that day for Leicester.
liamctid
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neil jung said:Since you ask...wearethesouthstand said:remember the game v. spurs when he clashed with gazza and gazza was running round the pitch holding his ears saying lakey has big ears
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KoR8TwWn5Dg[/youtube]
That has actually changed my opinion on Gazza.
I hope if Lakey ever see's him again that he throws him a fishing rod and a bucket of chicken, stupid Geordie prick.
m7mcfc
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Yes I was in the top left hand corner of the Kippax and everybody knew it was serious, there was lots of transfer talk of the dippers being in for him at the time as everybody had begun to realise what an astounding player he had become.the goats backside said:The Fixer said:88/89 was my first season but i was only a kid.. just out of curiosity maine rd looked fairly empty in that vid what was our attendances in that era??
I think Brian Clark said on commentary 22000, Lakey was pure class
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cfn1963 said:I'm now wondering if my memory is failing me. I tell the story of the quietest moment at maine road being when he fell down against villa. Wasn't that when he did his knee in?
Yes sadly
A crying shame he suffered an injury that ended his career, he would have captained England for the next ten years.
That was a serious injury, but we didn't know it was career-threatening; when he swallowed his tongue we thought we might be watching a player die on the pitch.cfn1963 said:I'm now wondering if my memory is failing me. I tell the story of the quietest moment at maine road being when he fell down against villa. Wasn't that when he did his knee in?
(And Lakey should have just pointed to Gazza's belly....)
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liamctid said:neil jung said:Since you ask...
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KoR8TwWn5Dg[/youtube]
That has actually changed my opinion on Gazza.
I hope if Lakey ever see's him again that he throws him a fishing rod and a bucket of chicken, stupid Geordie prick.
More evidence that Gascoigne has traits of Tourette's Syndrome. He seems to almost be doing the ear-pulling compulsively, as if he has no control over it. I'm no expert, but all the tics and face-pulling that he was infamous for are classic TS; I'd love to know if he was ever assessed/diagnosed...