When I was a kid I used to love watching Jay Jay Okocha , Youri Djorkaeff , Stelios etc being s Bolton fan.
Your favourite footballers growing up?
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Starry Wisdom
thanks for that
Saul Goodman
It's all good, man
Great Uncle Bulgaria.
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Starry Wisdom
better than pele in his dayGreat Uncle Bulgaria.
Saul Goodman
It's all good, man
And less likely to cheat.
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Books, not bombs
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Starry Wisdom
yeh but when he's riled it'll be lots of new random threatsStill here and still posting lots of new random threads
BCBlues
Lend us a Twenner
Still here and still posting lots of new random threads
It won't be long before we get the "What's the most tedious thread started by Reecejackox?" thread
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Starry Wisdom
Easy, all of them
friedaweed
Me and me girl named Jane
King Kenny, Stevie Heighway, Rushy, Hanson, Sammy (He's fat he's round he's worth a million pound) Lee, Phil Neal, Terry McDermott. Clemmo, too many to list really. I even had a couple of Bluenose players who I really liked admired due to having to take my younger brother to Goodison every other week. Players like Radcliff, Pat Van Den Hauwe, Peter Reid ('s got a monkey's heed) Graeme Sharp, Sheedy (The horrible cunt), Big Nev (You had to .
As a working class kid growing up in scruffy old Merseyside in the late 70's and early 80's footballers were like gods really. I remember Rush and Dalglish coming to the pub where my mum was the manager to kick over a pile of pennies for charity and it was like the day his holiness landed at Knock shrine.
To be fair we were blessed with favourite footballers around here when I was growing up.
It wasn't until I read his book though that I realised how much I liked "Who the fuck is Mickey Quinn"
To watch Dalglish as a kid who liked to kick the ball against the wall was a treat though.
On Kevin Keegan "He's gone now I'll just go and try my best. I'm not trying to be Kevin Keegan, I'll just be my own man".
As a working class kid growing up in scruffy old Merseyside in the late 70's and early 80's footballers were like gods really. I remember Rush and Dalglish coming to the pub where my mum was the manager to kick over a pile of pennies for charity and it was like the day his holiness landed at Knock shrine.
To be fair we were blessed with favourite footballers around here when I was growing up.
It wasn't until I read his book though that I realised how much I liked "Who the fuck is Mickey Quinn"
To watch Dalglish as a kid who liked to kick the ball against the wall was a treat though.
On Kevin Keegan "He's gone now I'll just go and try my best. I'm not trying to be Kevin Keegan, I'll just be my own man".
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Glen Hoddle
Gary Lineker
Ian Wright
Eric Cantona
Ryan Giggs
Gary Lineker
Ian Wright
Eric Cantona
Ryan Giggs
tonysingh
Random Clever and Witty Strapline
Oh good call on Ian Wright Wright Wright.
imposs1904
Thread Killa'
In no particular order:
Charlie Nicholas
Davie Provan
Eder (for one World Cup only)
Tony Morley
Laurie Cunningham
Hans Krankl
Alan Devonshire
Andy Ritchie (Morton player)
Charlie Nicholas
Davie Provan
Eder (for one World Cup only)
Tony Morley
Laurie Cunningham
Hans Krankl
Alan Devonshire
Andy Ritchie (Morton player)
Chopper Harris.
"I was never late for anything, except tackles"
"I was never late for anything, except tackles"
Lord Camomile
Yipchaa!
Lord Camomile
Yipchaa!
angusmcfangus
I see no ship's, only...
Liked for Andy Ritchie inclusion and the Morton in brackets.
imposs1904
Thread Killa'
love detective
there's no love too small
First match I ever went to was when Morton beat Celtic 1-0 at Cappielow to go top of the league (or might have been a few games after they went top) - was 6 year old then, Andy Ritchie and Benny Rooney were my heroes
JimW
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Always remembered the name of your old fanzine as something about the Cappielow Bugle caught my young imagination even when I couldn't find you on a map.
