Recent content by Discojohndeary

Great thread, though they're not spurious. They could be tenuous.

Interesting perspective. I was distracted by the oddly well-built figure on the right in the fur, silver pants and white stilletos. I'm unsure which distraction is more alarming.

I like Coulson, too. He has good and bad periods in games, but he's skilful, alert and always trying to create stuff.

Yep. I've nothing against the lad, acknowledge his heart and graft, but I despair at the number of times he is simply unable to control the ball at a fairly basic level. It seems to just bounce off his shins at a variety of tangents. Sad, really, and needs to be addressed with coaching

Mickey Burns was a very good, and underrated, player. My hero at a time when we had Hutchie, Suddick, and Green.

Certainly the most campanological supporters.

Sonny Boy Williamson on harmonica. Son House and John Lee Hooker.

Me too, man, but I remember getting the train down to Hammersmith Odeon to watch gigs when I was seventeen!

I completely agree with the sentiment, but I saw all the big-hitters, Floyd, Zeppelin, the Who, Yes, Genesis etc in the 70s, and it was cheap as chips!

Cheltenham played far better than we did. They were stronger, faster to react, more skilful. and passed more accurately.

Highlights. He was amazing.

Eye-opening thread. Three holidays a year seems to be the norm. Five for some. I'm very envious of the expendable time and income. No bitterness implied-I'm just gobsmacked.

Our current tactics are more likely to result in a thirty foot trench ten yards either side of the halfway line. :)

There was an unsavoury association with right-wing extremism at one time. Donaldson and Poulton spring to mind.

Fair point, but Billy used to clench his fist before the games, whereas Critchley's demonstrative gestures are dependent on results. I think there is a widespread feeling that Critchley is not entirely trustworthy, and unwilling to accept responsibility for poor performances, while Billy Ayre...