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By:
anxious
When: 12 Jan 17 13:55
What a player he was absolutely fantastic real class
By:
jed.davison
When: 12 Jan 17 13:57
Indeed he was. A gift from Heaven.
By:
anxious
When: 12 Jan 17 14:02
I remember a lot of games against Tottenham in those days some great games , went to white hart lane a few times ended up in the far corner of the Shelf a few times Crazy
By:
wallis
When: 12 Jan 17 14:05
Scored some goals and gave Claire Tomlinson her career
By:
jed.davison
When: 12 Jan 17 14:21
still remember ardiles being penalised for not going anywhere near jesper olsen one year - might have been a bit later - we lost 1-0 to an OT pen - not much changes mate.
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anxious
When: 12 Jan 17 14:23
Laugh I remember when Ardiles scored in Cup replay early 80s at Old Trafford
By:
anxious
When: 12 Jan 17 14:25
A great one for us was when won 5-3 at your place after being 3-0 down 2002 I think
By:
jed.davison
When: 12 Jan 17 14:26
Was about that time, crazy game. Who knows, this season's game at Spurs might be very important.
By:
anxious
When: 12 Jan 17 14:29
Is that your last home game this season
By:
jed.davison
When: 12 Jan 17 14:31
It is, although I would expect us to have wrapped up the title the week before.
By:
anxious
When: 12 Jan 17 14:34
Ha ha I know our last 2 away games are Arsenal and Tottenham could both be cricial
By:
kincsem
When: 12 Jan 17 18:11
I only saw him play once live in 1982.
It was in Dalymount Park, Dublin in a Manchester United v Don Givens selected team for Don's testimonial.
It was the time of the Falklands war and the crowd wound up Man Utd with "Ole, Ole, Ole" chants.
Bryan Robson was a real Action Man, end to end all game.  Very impressive.
I could imagine his manager shouting to him "take it easy, Bryan, its only a testimonial"
By:
BARROWBOY
When: 13 Jan 17 12:52
Makes you wonder how good some of those older players would have been if subject to the health regimes of the present day.Best,Robson et al drinking like fish, Bremner smoking 50+ a day ,then again may just have extended their careers rather than made them better.
By:
jed.davison
When: 13 Jan 17 12:56
It's a shame we haven't got a modern hero of English football to compare them with, someone who's drinking and whoring and smoking had foreshortened their career and stopped them fulfilling their potential.
By:
Rider
When: 13 Jan 17 14:11
think leadership is underrated as it not as easy to measure as say goals/assists/passes etc but its one of the things the england team currently lacks, put robson or adams in the current england team and the likes of sterling and lallana etc would probably play better when the pressure is on

i think robson was a big miss in the 1986 wc, maradona may never have scored that great goal and possibly we would have gone through like manu did against barcelona in 1984 when robson starred to upstage the argentinian

probably one of the best games in the 1980's

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nD0jekbsQ44
By:
tommo1000
When: 13 Jan 17 14:33
great player,90 caps but would have been 130 if he hasn't been injured so much,unfortunately he`d have lasted about one tackle in todays game,an 80`s roy keane or Patrick viera imo,he was that good
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