9 replies to this topic

[Rubber Ducky]

Just watched L'pool v Chelsea what a game poor old ferando sitting on the bench looked like he had lost a pound and found a shillin and was worse after the Game his body langage said ' LET ME OUT',,,,

[runnerbeen]

he has now realised he has made a big mistake remember all that glistens isnt gold somebody should have told him this

[Greenbanker]

runnerbeen, on 08 February 2011 - 08:29 PM, said:

he has now realised he has made a big mistake remember all that glistens isnt gold somebody should have told him this

And why anyone would want that odious yard dog John Terry as a team mate is beyond comprehension.

[boxkey4]

I remember someone else wanting to go to a "big club"to win titles,ended up being chief bench warmer at real madrid,then onto that other huge club Newcastle.Last time they won anything it was on the x box.

[Rubber Ducky]

This will take people back, I remember RAY CLEMANCE ex liverpool gaolie and I'm sure he also went to Chelsea as well, was playing just after her transferred and the Liverpool player was ONSIDE and Ray said quick pass it to me, but the Liverpool just booted it into the back of the net and R C pointed to his head your mad, then the player pointed to his shirt OH NO then we all sang DES OCONNORS hit you need hands I don;t know how long he acyually played for after that anybody

[Handsome Johnny]

clemence went to tottenham RD but the circumstances surrounding hi move had nothing to do with football, more like his private life and his penchant for getting young girls pregnant......as for the match torres asked to be substituted after 66 minutes so he could get to his wife before mongo terry......................


and i also think that liverpool made a good business move by letting him go because for me suarez is a more complete player, 49 goals in 48 games for ajax last season!!!!

Edited by Handsome Johnny, 09 February 2011 - 09:26 AM.

[gangad]

[quote name='Greenbanker' timestamp='1297198039' post='352303']
And why anyone would want that odious yard dog John Terry as a team mate is beyond comprehension.
How come before he was accused of having the affair he was englands captain courageous

Edited by gangad, 09 February 2011 - 05:34 PM.

[familyman]

rubber ducky 49, on 09 February 2011 - 01:42 AM, said:

This will take people back, ............

Thought my memory was playing tricks but this is the own goal I associate with "Careless Hands" by Gary Sprake playing for Leeds against Liverpool at Anfield (Googled Gary Sprake own goal)

To quote from Careless Hands, a book about Sprake's career:

Few people become infamous for just one mistake. That was the fate of goalkeeper, Gary Sprake. It was on 9 December 1967 while playing for Leeds United against Liverpool FC Sprake made an error that is still recalled by football fans to this day.

Gary had picked up a back pass from Jack Charlton and was trying to set up a quick counterattack, as he so often did, by quickly throwing the ball out to Terry Cooper who was, however, quickly closed down. Changing his mind, the Leeds keeper decided to check the throw and pull the ball back into the safety of his chest. But as a result of the icy conditions the ball slipped, went over his shoulder and everyone in the ground knew where it landed. This was probably with the exception of referee, who was said to have turned to Jack Charlton and asked what had happened and what he should do. With typical dry humour Jack replied, ‘I think the silly so and so has thrown it in his own net; youll have to give a goal. At half-time, Careless Hands, a hit pop song at the time by Des O'Connor, was played over the PA system and the title has been cruelly linked to Sprake ever since.

[Phyll]

Found this. Enjoy!

[boxkey4]

Great clips Phyll,Id forgotten a few of them