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Jul 16, 2024 · 26,002. I Need A Jet To See Gary & The Ingerlund Final ( they love the taste of the gravy train ) Captain Starmer fly's in nice sexy jet to Euro Final ( the same transport they criticised the opposition using saying "tax payers should not stump up luxury jet flights"" ) same old rich filthy folk not real footy fand Guess a pre match gobble up ...
Re: Your Favourite Pundit Euros. Probably Ally McCoist once you get in tune with his accent. I've also got to give Gary Neville his due. He gives a well balanced unbiased assessment, completely the opposite of Ian Wright. The worst for stating the bleedin' obvious is Roy Keane. He only knows two words, 'quality' and 'fight'.
May 31, 2024 · But ITV doesn't have Alan ( the smug ) Shearer , Gary ( the champagne socalist ) Linkear , Gary ( the failed coach ) Neville , Jamie ( the spit ) Carragher. Give me Keeno the head butt any day . .. 01-06-24, 13:27 #11
Re: EUROS thread. The semi finals. England can win this. Especially the way Spain played in the second half yesterday. They played some great football today fair play. Watkins goal was a cracker and Foden played a blinder in the first half. Dutch were meh. 10-07-24, 21:11 #1121. William Treseder.
Feb 17, 2024 · Giggs, Nicky Butt, Gary Neville, Phil Neville, Paul Scholes and David Beckham each own 10% of the club, with the Singaporean businessman Peter Lim holding the other 40%. Salford announced at the end of February that they had launched “a process to explore new strategic partners for the club to support its ambitious growth targets”.
Gary Neville, who played in (Venables') Euro 96 England side, wrote on X (Twitter) after his death: "He is without doubt the most technically gifted British coach we've ever produced." 26-11-23, 19:48 #21
Jul 23, 2024 · New Zealand: Neville Siebert, Colin Latimour, Gary Lake, Terry Haydon, Tom McNab [c], David Wallace, Alex Milne, Brian Turner (Malcolm Ferguson), Paddy Breslin, Ray Mears (Bill de Graaf), John Legg. Cardiff City FC: n/a Referee: R W Cullen. Note: New Zealand was coached by Juan Schwanner.
Nah, most definitely Gary O'Neil, even more so than Koumas in my humble opinion. His movement on and off the ball was light years ahead of anyone else in the team and amazing to see playing live. And he was only 20 or 21 at the time. The fact that he made such a lasting impression on our fans after playing only 9 games for us speaks volumes.
Aston Villa striker Gary Shaw, a member of their European Cup winning side of 1982 has died at the of 63 of injuries sustained following a fall. One of those footballers I always think of as being permanently young, he was an unlucky player who was a fine, instinctive striker who looked destined for the top until he sustained the injury which meant that his early potential was never fulfilled.
Neville Southall? 01-07-24, 08:14 #4. Eric the Half a Bee. View Profile View Forum Posts ...
