Actor Carl Rice who was in the iconic milk ad from the 1980's met Ian Rush before Saturday's FA Cup game against Accrington Stanley. ⚽️⚽️⚽️
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Quote: Chappers @ 13th January 2025, 8:30 PMActor Carl Rice who was in the iconic milk ad from the 1980's met Ian Rush before Saturday's FA Cup game against Accrington Stanley. ⚽️⚽️⚽️
That is interesting - nice to know he's still alive
Hoping Leyton Orient can beat Derby in teh FA cup today as it would set up a clash with man City
Be nice to see one of the best teams in the world up against Man City
And RIP Tony Book. He was an old player when he joined Manchester City from Bath via Plymouth, then led them to trophies as captain and later managed them.
Quote: Chappers @ 14th January 2025, 5:02 PMAnd RIP Tony Book. He was an old player when he joined Manchester City from Bath via Plymouth, then led them to trophies as captain and later managed them.
Malcolm Allison was manager (or assistant manager initially in the case of Manchester City) at all three cubs. Wherever Alison went he took Tony Book with him.
Quote: Billy Bunter @ 14th January 2025, 6:33 PMMalcolm Allison was manager (or assistant manager initially in the case of Manchester City) at all three cubs. Wherever Alison went he took Tony Book with him.
Lion cubs or Wolf cubs?
That Forest Liverpool match was quite some game
a brilliant advert for English football
And then after the match fully expecting to see that Orient got knocked out
the match was still going and I managed to watch teh penalty shoot out
Come one the O's
Bring on Man City to Fortress Brisbane Road
Quote: Alfred J Kipper @ 11th August 2024, 6:47 PMMy prediction for ups and downs to and from the Premship this season are Forest, Bournemouth...
I wonder if I can cash out on that bet. 🤔
This is how you knew if you were selected to play for Huddersfield Town when Bill Shankly was the manager in 1958.
Like it, unlike yesterday's result against Man.C ☹️
Quote: Stephen Goodlad @ 20th January 2025, 8:38 AMThis is how you knew if you were selected to play for Huddersfield Town when Bill Shankly was the manager in 1958.
Jimmy who?
If they don't beat Southampton tomorrow at Portman Road, I'll know the game is up
Quote: Hercules Grytpype Thynne @ 31st January 2025, 11:53 PMIf they don't beat Southampton tomorrow at Portman Road, I'll know the game is up
Oh dear!