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22 Apr 07
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Stan Bowles (QPR), for me
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i was standing next to stan bowles when he gave his boots 2 tony hicks f the hollies after the game againest holland at wembley,hicks rates getting stans boots as the biggest thill of his life!just thought u qpr fans might be interested!
marc---my old buddy player for the r,s-----don shanks
still owes me money
still owes me money
cant remember---nice bloke though
he was dating mary stavin who was miss world back in the day
he was dating mary stavin who was miss world back in the day
GAZZAAAAAAAA!!!!
And, strangely, Ben Johnson the sprinter
And, strangely, Ben Johnson the sprinter
Dave Watson (Man City, Southampton, Werder Bremen and England.)
I was always at Leeds at that time YT, Brilliant side, great days. Now we're likely to be in tier 3 next year.
cannyman - indeed so, but haven't given up all hope. Will be making the long trip up the M1 next weekend for resurrection/last rites (delete as appropriate).
But this is all character-forming and more relevant to proper football supporting than the tedious @rse-admiring top tier (I can't even call it by it's given name).
Roll on Leyton Orient.
But this is all character-forming and more relevant to proper football supporting than the tedious @rse-admiring top tier (I can't even call it by it's given name).
Roll on Leyton Orient.
Lyndsey De Paul
(couldn't think of one, but I saw her name on the thread below)
(couldn't think of one, but I saw her name on the thread below)
Lets hope we make it YT. Leeds in Div 1 and Bradford City in 2 would be a bit much.
I'm doing the last hour. Trying to cut down on my 100 units a week.
WONDER WOMAN I COULD HAVE LOOKED AT THOSE BUNS 24/7
George Best, Dave Smith, Gilbert O'Sullivan, Clifford T Ward, Elton John.
The somerset connection
I T Botham
Big Joel Garner
and the king
V A Richards
I T Botham
Big Joel Garner
and the king
V A Richards
my hero was Seve....the picture of him pumping his fist wearing his dark blue Slazenger V neck will live with me forever
1. Ray crawford 2.Peter Osgood 3.Una Stubbs(heroine)
YT, Sniffer my hero too. (that was when I'd outgrown Popeye)
Edrich played in the first ever One Day International, on the 5 January 1971 against Australia. The umpires called for a 40-over match consisting of eight-ball overs after the Third Test was called off due to rain. Edrich top scored with 82 runs, winning the Man of the Match award.
Happy days
Happy days
miss rosslyn ....used to present romper room on anglia tv
When i was small....
Hawkeye
Lawrence of Arabia
Sir francis Drake..
Now..
My Dad
My Uncle Alf (I never met him..he was killed on the Somme)
My Uncle James (just got a great picture of him laying a wreath on Omaha beach 65th anniversary)
Sir Winston Churchill
Simon Wiesenthal
Desmond Tutu.. all wonderful men and a real minspiration to me. :)
Hawkeye
Lawrence of Arabia
Sir francis Drake..
Now..
My Dad
My Uncle Alf (I never met him..he was killed on the Somme)
My Uncle James (just got a great picture of him laying a wreath on Omaha beach 65th anniversary)
Sir Winston Churchill
Simon Wiesenthal
Desmond Tutu.. all wonderful men and a real minspiration to me. :)
Kenny Dalglish when I was a kid and David Gedge from about 18 to date! I still cant talk to Gedge if I see him at a bar before a gig.
As a Palace fan Peter Taylor on the wing was probably my first hero as a kid. Later on only Tom Watson, Henry Cecil and Steve Cauthen fall into the hero category.
Cassius Clay (Mohommad Ali) , Joe Frazier, Ken Norton and Henry Cooper
Agree with Hoss - (After my dad) it was Muhammad Ali
I'd looked at this thread about 20 mins ago and was astonished to see Ali missing. I'll make it a hattrick.
Muhammad Ali (NAP)
Muhammad Ali (NAP)
Didn't have posters on the wall ,but ALWAYS watched 3 sportsmen if there was footage ( pre sky days, you had to stay up late etc)
McEnroe, Sugar Ray Leonard, Cryuff.
McEnroe, Sugar Ray Leonard, Cryuff.
an awful lot of people can't spell the name of their heroes, i've noticed.
Seb,ffs.Stevie let him win the 1500m at Moscow because he felt sorry for him.Seb's a total weasel,with his finger in goodness knows how many 2012 pies.
Im getting abuse from someone who had Dr Who as his hero,thats made me smile
Steve Davis. The more everyone hated him for winning everything the more I liked him.
Kevin Sheedy. Favourite player during the Toffees glory days. He had a left foot you could open a tin of beans with, brilliant player.
Kevin Sheedy. Favourite player during the Toffees glory days. He had a left foot you could open a tin of beans with, brilliant player.
We are talking about hero's as a kid,I didnt know or give a toss about his politics ,because he was a sportsman and I was a 9 year old kid!
Must admit I cheered Coe on as a kid, mainly cos he was from nearby Sheffield. Anyone asks me now and I was Ovett through and through!
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