Sunday 24th November 2011. For some reason, other than that we’d agreed to attend (we obviously could’ve stayed in bed), we traipsed across London to watch a game between some Sunday League Club called Ivory FC and the Nivea England Legend XI. You might ask ‘why?’. ‘To interview Clive Allen’ we’d answer. For a write […]
Ricky and Flav’s little day out… featuring Clive Allen
Sunday 24th November 2011. For some reason, other than that we’d agreed to attend (we obviously could’ve stayed in bed), we traipsed across London to watch a game between some Sunday League Club called Ivory FC and the Nivea England Legend XI. You might ask ‘why?’. ‘To interview Clive Allen’ we’d answer. For a write up of the event click here. Otherwise click on the play button below to hear the lot.
Ricky and Flav’s little day out… featuring Clive Allen
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09/12/2011 @ 7:53 am
They’re not allowed to talk about the current team, eh?
That must be a very new rule; most of them usually have trouble keeping their gob shut about how great one or another of them is.
Next time I’m having trouble sleeping, I’ll listen to Clive again.
Let this be a lesson that footballers are best seen and not heard.
Your effort was admirable, but ultimately futile.