bavarian blue
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Remember that well.Right ruck at the back of the main stand about 15 minutes before the final whistle.
I ended up with a right shiner
Remember that well.Right ruck at the back of the main stand about 15 minutes before the final whistle.
I ended up with a right shiner
Kicked off in the Clarence later blue on blue a mate of mine got a crack for doing a runner.Remember that well.
That was my mate " Pip " who was pissed as a fart that day.
Ho longer with us but he was a rum bugger.
Might have been a second yellow rather than a straight red. I was there but the view was bloody awful.
This was voted as the Worst Football of the 20th Century in the Italian football magazine, L'Ultimo Uoma.
Eddie is my Dad. He absolutely loved that he got to sit on the bench. In fact strictly speaking up until the day he passed away he was banned from Stamford Bridge as Ken Bates gave him a lifelong ban for sitting on the bench at a game there. He used to tell me that he would have loved to have written a book about all the stories from that time, said he would have titled it "6 years on the bench but never got on". Glauber Berti was close to being able to write a similar book.Eddie Large sat on the bench
Just had a little tear in my eye over the news of Tony Book's passing and then read this which made me laugh out loud. That's City for you.Eddie is my Dad. He absolutely loved that he got to sit on the bench. In fact strictly speaking up until the day he passed away he was banned from Stamford Bridge as Ken Bates gave him a lifelong ban for sitting on the bench at a game there. He used to tell me that he would have loved to have written a book about all the stories from that time, said he would have titled it "6 years on the bench but never got on". Glauber Berti was close to being able to write a similar book.
Brilliant! Would’ve loved to have read that. Bet he’d have some tales to tell.Eddie is my Dad. He absolutely loved that he got to sit on the bench. In fact strictly speaking up until the day he passed away he was banned from Stamford Bridge as Ken Bates gave him a lifelong ban for sitting on the bench at a game there. He used to tell me that he would have loved to have written a book about all the stories from that time, said he would have titled it "6 years on the bench but never got on". Glauber Berti was close to being able to write a similar book.
Anything for a laugh, that was PipWas a cracking finish right into the bottom right hand corner, he kept them stewards busy chasing after him for a bit.