Sadly, this isn't a footballer-exclusive trait. Smartphones ruined the pub far more than the smoking ban or 24 hour drinking ever did.
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I know, it was a bit soft to say the least. Carlo Cudicini's dad Fabio was in goal for AC Milan that night!
I remember being glued to the radio for the 2nd leg, no live TV back then, how times have changed.
Things we now know:
- Townsend screams like a girl
- Everyone at Spurs has a white iPhone
- Freund exclaims in English
- Gomes acts the same way to been scared as when someone takes a crap shot at him from outside the area
this is pretty outstanding. Spurs in the 1960s from When Saturday Comes. Apologies if this has been posted before.
There is no way in hell you'd ever convince me to sneak up behind Sandro. Walker's lucky he didn't get a roundhouse to the face.
He did start punching him, until he realised it was a teamate xD
What is the music on this video? It's perfect! Must be GY!BE or someone off constellation records.
EDIT: Nevermind I think it's Explosions in the Sky.
Had a bottle of Makers Mark bourbon behind bar as well looked like a great spot, great post
Loved this, guess it was around 1963/64? It was a bit before I went to my first game (1969), but WHL in the film is exactly my first memories of it. I remember walking through the turnstile at the corner of the Paxton and East Stand, and running down to get to the front so I could get a good view. Noticed lots of stuff - old fashioned cameras; the reporter making notes on a typewriter; no advertising either on the players or around the ground; no squad nos or names on shirts; none of the supporters wore replica shirts - showing your colours via scarves or rosettes. Loved the small insight into players' lives away from the game, Terry Dyson could have been an actor
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Look at 6;30min in and this looks like same move as Vlad did against Hull.!!
The Man City game in question was April 16th 1960. Spurs of course went on to win the double in the next season.Loved this, guess it was around 1963/64? It was a bit before I went to my first game (1969), but WHL in the film is exactly my first memories of it. I remember walking through the turnstile at the corner of the Paxton and East Stand, and running down to get to the front so I could get a good view. Noticed lots of stuff - old fashioned cameras; the reporter making notes on a typewriter; no advertising either on the players or around the ground; no squad nos or names on shirts; none of the supporters wore replica shirts - showing your colours via scarves or rosettes. Loved the small insight into players' lives away from the game, Terry Dyson could have been an actor
I was at this one, Hubby didn't score loads, but he usually managed at least one a season, and they were usually quite crucial. I loved Cyril too, he was a right character
Cant post it here, but some magic old clips:
http://www.ohwhenthespurs.co.uk/#/anderlecht-84-1st-leg/4576333548
just go to updates after and theres plenty more, favourite site on the web.
Yep its not youtube, sue me!
http://www.ohwhenthespurs.co.uk/#/anderlecht-84-1st-leg/4576333548
just go to updates after and theres plenty more, favourite site on the web.
Yep its not youtube, sue me!
