bluehaze

Brilliant love that @Boyne brings back so many memories. It's funny I went to my first Chelsea game six years later and the atmosphere in and out of the ground was so much different. Seeing mates go together like we used to and really young but everyone did it then. That's why I could never understand why people in London supported Man United or Liverpool you went with mates to football with kids from your school/estate etc.

1957 vs Bolton.

Just wanted to post these to highlight how much better tops were back in the day and no pun intended cause of the Bobby T photo 😆

Another thread ruined by @Munkworth and @Malta Blue with their inane banter sorry but it has to be said this of all threads should be celebrated.

When someone dies can you imagine anyone's boss (apart from Bates) writing on the works magazine/ newsletter this employee was a hopeless pisshead.

One of the reasons I hate Bates as a bloke (put aside what he did for the club) when JMcN died he just slagged off his lifestyle and said his flat was a tip. No need to mention either the poor bloke was a alcoholic and how he lived his life shouldn't have been commented on in Bates programme column.

Oh Miss Jones.

In my experience I would say at least 80% of people under 30 support Arsenal in London. We have a lot of young temps at work nearly always Gooners.

It's Spurs always has been always will be. As a man in his mid 50's I can honestly say I don't know and don't think I've ever met a Man City fan. That was the worse thing about the Super League our rivalries with QPR, West Ham and Leeds would have been gone. I know plenty of QPR and West Ham fans I don't know a single Real Madrid or Barcelona fan.

https://twitter.com/imartges/status/1401517303230046212/photo/2

https://twitter.com/imartges/status/1399037891641319424/photo/2

We beat them 2-0 in this game as well 😁