I read a long time ago that he was happy to stay but that the club thought that Daines was a great prospect, even better potentially than Jennings. But yes, selling him to the Gooner scum was just ridiculous.
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I remember that squeaky twat cunt Emlyn Hughes whining about the result - disgusting, our performance - disgusting, everything Spurs - disgusting. Utter Wankstain, couldnt even kick the ball with his left peg. And I'm not speaking ill of the dead, just telling the truth.
the club thought that Daines was a great prospect, even better potentially than Jennings.
the club thought that Daines was a great prospect, even better potentially than Jennings.
the club thought that Daines was a great prospect, even better potentially than Jennings.
than Jennings.
than Jennings.
Jennings.
aulinhobored::avbfacepalm::avbshock:
The Big Match used to show a 'high profile' Div.2 game every so often...
then again, they also used to feature a "TawpateyTeybawl" SCOTTISH game quite regularly too...
imagine??!!
I was 8. Remember my older brother (by 5 years) letting me have it. He supported Manure because my Mum did, (Irish thing). Fortunately my old man was in my corner, he was a Lordship Lane resident in his youth. That's where my Spurs genes come from.
Think I'd left by the time the ground was that empty. Went with my dad (a gooner), who douldn't believe how our support was that day considering we were being relegated. Remember well hundreds invading the upper west after the final whistle.
The Bristol Rovers game was the day before my 23rd birthday so had a few beers before and after the game. Never missed a game that season, travelling to the away games on K.R. coaches, had a great time back then.
Didn't matter how old you were at that time, getting relegated was the worst feeling. Back then, it was the missing out of playing in the top tier and playing top teams. Nowadays, it's the financial hit that people dread.
Pat Jennings is a Spurs legend, typical gooners to try and claim him. He only left because we didn't want him. I wish he had chosen another team, mind.
Pat Jennings is a Spurs legend, typical gooners to try and claim him. He only left because we didn't want him. I wish he had chosen another team, mind.
Yes the only pictures of him in the new admiral kit..Tottenham used the same front cover of the programme a few times that season.
The first game was Sheffield United at home won 4-2 and then Notts County.
Really? I just presumed NC was the first game. I know I was at the first game as me and my dad did every home game that year,as a opposed to just most like the year before. A sad time,but still a great season. Is my memory playing tricks on me again,or was the new kit a well kept secret. I'm pretty sure the first I knew of it was at the first game when we bought the programme. Long time ago mind
...gets abacus to check
Spurshaker
's age!:lamelashock::hugoshock::avbshock:
Did NOT see that coming!!
I had you for 34...
Still got a lot of life in me, that's why I like sitting near the away fans....gets abacus to check
:lamelashock::hugoshock::avbshock:
Did NOT see that coming!!
I had you for 34...
Don't look my age, honestly.
Still got a lot of life in me, that's why I like sitting near the away fans.
Don't look my age, honestly.
I was 17. I thought i was ancient on TFC.
I stopped sitting near the away fans 2 seasons back. I just can't stop getting lairy when they are near me. I don't like them in our stadium.
Even though I had my 23rd back then I always got asked my age in pubs as I looked about 15 to 16. When I can find the photo of me and my mates on the pitch at Southampton when we were promoted back up, I'll try and post it.
I was there mate. Back row of the away end photo of the TBWAH book.
Yeah, Paul (Selwyn) as we all called him took the photo on the pitch.
Ahhhhh... the Holy Grail of football books!
You know you could live off the proceeds of your copy...
Just a couple of clicks on e-bay, and your retirement is sorted!!
Someone told me originals go for around £700 on Ebay? Wouldn't part with mine under any circumstances though.
Keep it under lock and key...
There are Jeykelks out there!
Someone knocked up a load of moody copies a few years back and flogged up the high road.Think they were a tenner. Ok,if you just want to read the book.