Search results

There is a fine line between realism and cynicism - don't worry, you haven't crossed it :rolleyes:

..and the Beatles stole Hey Jude from us

Glad Maddison has turned out so well. More cash for us (hopefully)

Same here. and a100 likes on top for the bit about Alan Green - can't stand the horrible fat stump.

Belgium will win I'm sure, but they are very predictable and slow paced. Imagine the abuse Engurland would get with a performance like that.

Loads of footie, lovely food and a cheeky tug - perfect day

So looks like Mexico and Germany to progress from this group

And not just in sport

A bit like being in East Anglia

Over the water to Ireland this year. Dublin for friends and family, Co Cork (in a cottage next to a dairy farm - should be fun) and Galway. May partake in a tipple or two.

He is a good player, but overrated in terms of comparisons with Messi and Ronaldo. Last night he just carried on doing the same thing tme and time again, didn't pass to better placed team ,mates, and insisted on taking every set piece. These are not the hallmarks of a great player.

I was born in Radford - says it all really - to be sure

Highly rated by the Cobblers fans. Was a key part of their L2 winning team a couple of years ago. Had a few injuries though. The more Irish players the better (he may of course merely have an Irish name of course!).

Should have potted the brown

If only I had stayed at Cov!

Not shy, he just refused to speak to anyone who wasn't wearing a Cov shirt (either that, or he thought were were a member of the bar staff collecting glasses!) :cat:

It’s wonderful being a dad. I took my lad to Wembley to see his first ever game - made my day (saw you in the pub before the game). Downside - I had to buy the ticket for the little twat.

Missed DKE, Vincenti and (ooh, what was his name again?) Andreu.

It would be refreshing to keep the thread upbeat in regards to a club legend, rather than it descend into attention seeking nonsense (not directed at you CC4L). Like I state earlier, it was brilliant to see Sillett at the game, and explain to may lad who the great man was.

He has written to my wife - been an odd week!