4th generation. Up the Stepney spurs.
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Go to off-topic I should be burned at the stakePhilistine! Burn the Witch!!!
A proper roast Beef Sunday dinner is just not right without Yorkshire puddings, like a cooked breakfast just isn't complete without Black pudding.
9/10 for starting this thread...
Open contract on your life for dissing Yorkshire puds!
Generation X but nobody gives a shit about us.
Northern Ireland football fans are kind of generational, guys in their sixties tend to be Leeds fans, guys in their early fifties are Liverpool and there are the older United fans who followed George Best and the younger glory hunting generation. So my Mum was United, my eldest brother is Leeds, my youngest brother is Liverpool. My Dad was Everton because his aunt was a teacher In Liverpool and went out with a mate of Dixie Dean back in the day. I could easily have been Woolwich like a load of Irish fans because of the whole Irish connection of Jennings, Rice, Stapelton, Brady, Nelson, O'Leary, Devine and Harvey. But the Ossie and Ricky arrival caught my imagination instead.
First, although I found out that my uncle is also a lifelong Spurs fan.
My dad is a gooner. Most of my other family support Gillingham.
My dad is a gooner. Most of my other family support Gillingham.
Illness and disease runs in families, because diet runs in families…
The atmosphere and whole day was better but you could hardly see the play at times.
The actual attendance was under reported due to tax reasons and the turnstile operators getting their cut.
I was on the Shelf v Sunderland in our promotion year and at the end of the game I was carried out to the road without touching the ground as it was so packed!
First, and last if my 3 year old grows up to have any sense!
Yeh , and you had to make sure you had a strong grip on the crush barriers of the terraces when a goal was scored , otherwise you could end up anywhere !
I always tried to stand in front of the crush barriers for that reason!
My grandad was a yid and my old man was a yid