needed to win that 6 pointer Positives: great defensively tonight, especially in the air because QPR had some big/strong players but they didnt trouble us much at set pieces. If Richards can work that hard and chip in with a few goals then im glad Port Vale made the deal fall through because hes younger than Constantine and will get better and better. Howard - starting to become a bit of a legend. He creates goals and hes our top scorer. Hassell's so consistantley good its unbeliavable. whats the crack with this Hungarian International striker, have we signed him? If so get him alongside Richards on Friday. Negatives: my bollacks are frozen, felt sorry for the southerners
The only real disappointment was that as a 6 pointer, I expected us to be on 35 points when I got home. We seem to be on 32, which can't be right. I'm writing a letter to the Coca Cola about it, I might be able to get us the extra points. and I'm also writing in about Matt Carbon only having 4 bookings and being suspended for the next match.
It's alright, Tony Vaughan should be back to cover. Apparently we've recalled him from his loan at Stockport. Rest easy.
Aye, O'Callaghan and Deniol Graham were both out with Brian McCord in O'Dwyers, going to Whispers after. All 3 say they will be ok for for Cardiff. Squad is fully fit now. Chopra? They say he's nowt.
I don't think he is... He was **** for us.</p> I never saw him put himself about.</p> He was like a poor mans Nardiello but with a brain and two good feet.</p>
What would you rather have ... A chinese geordie ponce who runs about and scores goals ... or A italian brummy ponce who does neither but .. err makes some girls fans pants wet? I'd rather have Mick Butler, every time. And I did once, in Ardsley woods, on a rope swing.
Oh Mick Butler - Every young lads pin up back in the day... When NCB donkey jackets were the prefered choice of the proper Ponty End.
spring heeled Micky Butler like a white Biafran, legs like cotton Peter Price's perm Joicey's tash Graham Pugh's general hairiness Ooh matron, sent a young boy weak at the knees. Not me though, I liked Ali Millar's pock marked Glaswegian smack head fizzog. Do oot for a wrap of brown, Ali. Good at free kicks though. That's when football was football, 2,018 spread around a crumbling Oakwell, real coal on the Kop, no steps, just coal (when we "took it" against the might of Workington Town's 149 strong crew - mostly salty old sea dogs back from the trawlers, nowt better to do), The Shed, Bovril and Floodlights. Sounds like a Razorlight song.
A soupcon of Darren Foreman, a pinch Steve Lowndes, mix together with a Welshness of Gwynn Thomas? Marinade together in a large Wille Ferry, and chill. Pour together and fry with some gratings of Mick-Red-Lester. Boil up some spud Murphy's and serve on a bed of any footballers wife that Ronnie allegedy jumped into.
I only got into the culinary connotations halfway through but by then it was too late I was drunk and couldn't think how I could rescue it to be pure humour. Thought about Peter Sand-Eels but only puffins eat them. Anthony Kay-Li etc wasn't flowing. Could do better. Hmmm.
