Everything posted by Timmy Elms
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Euros 2024
Was thinking that. Not sure I’ve seen a manager in 3 piece suit. What next, Southgate in Top Hat and Tails?
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Euros 2024
Think this could be a great tournament.,Not convinced by our favourites status. Portugal and France both look handy and dont signs of being bottle jobs
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Vintage Blues pictures and film
Think Peter Storey from Arsenal had a similar post footballing career trsjectory?
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Vintage Blues pictures and film
He could definitely pull some strokes. Reckons he was the first ten grand a week footballer…courtesy of his bank note printing press
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Vintage Blues pictures and film
He could definitely pull some strokes. Reckons he was the first ten grand a week footballer…courtesy of his bank note printing press
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Vintage Blues pictures and film
- Vintage Blues pictures and film
Loved Johnny Holllins. Didn’t catch him first time around, but remember him from the 84 promotion team. By f**k could he smash a penalty. Friends with Arsenal fans who rated him when over there. Grey up in Guildford-,bit rare con that not many footballers, then and now, came from the sticks- Cole Palmer signs for Chelsea!
58 years old. First tournament ever going into as favourites- wonder if we’d be favourites overseas if placing a bet?- bookies edging their bets because of patriotic backing….anyway tournament football in the summer…walking down to the pub in a pair or shorts to watch a game of football- absolutely love ❤️ it- Cole Palmer signs for Chelsea!
- Cole Palmer signs for Chelsea!
Chances are he’ll start as sub. Goal behind, what a truly fantastic option. I’m Chelsea and biased, but think the sky’s the limit with kid- Vintage Blues pictures and film
Whatever happened to JH’s son Chris Hollins? Really good TV presenter. Had a chat with him in Battersea park maybe 15 years back. He lived over the road on Prince of Wales drive and used to use the tennis courts. Nice guy- Our New Stadium
Devils advocate a trifle….Wembley, Twickenham, Spurs, West Ham, all vying for non football pay days. Should we go big and redevelop we are entering a very complétive market. In terms of hoovering up match day food and drink expenditure- Tottenham is a total sh*thole- always has been, always will be. Very little outside the ground options- unlike us who despite recent pub/ restaurant closures, still have by far the most licensed premises on our doorstep than any other club.- Our New Stadium
Just spoke to a Spurs mate~ apparently paying 4 percent on loan,- unaware of this- sanity I guess- Our New Stadium
Well behind the curve and watching All or Nothing- Spurs under Jose from a few years back. Fantastic stadium which cost according to the internet 1.2 Billion. It gets used for various non football activities such as NFL- Spurs, once again according to the internet- Wikipedia- are Europe’s most indebted club to the tune of 1.17 Billion. The cost of the stadium give or take. They are also known to be comparatively stingy- lowest wages in the old top 6 and Levy tough negotiator. Point being, all for bigger stadium, so better chance of fans watching the team, but can’t for the life of me see how it makes financial sense.- Vintage Blues pictures and film
Wasn’t there myself but I believe loads spent the weekend in Blackpool. When Wembley was in transition and finals were played in Cardiff, many of us spent an enjoyable couple of days in Weston Super Mare or Porthcall.- Vintage Blues pictures and film
He did grow up quick my mate. A 14 he’d walk to school with the sporting life tucked under his arm…- Vintage Blues pictures and film
Hi Richard. Know you were up a down the country watching the super blues as a kid and are a great font of knowledge. Out of interest, how many grounds have you been to? Wasnt given that latitude by my parents alas. Always felt jealous of my best mate at school who when I started secondary was allowed to go on West Ham specials up north- at 12 years old on paper round money!- Vintage Blues pictures and film
Quite true. Feel a bit sorry for foreign managers learning English. Difficult ballgame learning through language tutors then having to decipher the likes of geordie, scouse, Northern Ireland accents etc- Vintage Blues pictures and film
Love of the spotlight and huge ego. The Donald Trump of football- Vintage Blues pictures and film
Bit like Wayne Rooney post match interview, silly sounding Scouse Accent……Wayne “ Anymore more Questions” Journalist “ Yeah, can we have that in English please »- Vintage Blues pictures and film
Opportunity to learn a new language? Already fluent in Portuguese, Spanish, Italian, English, and Mancunian..- Vintage Blues pictures and film
Interim manager twice Ron Suart. “ Ronnie Suarts , Blue and White Army”……Just doesn’t sound right…no disrespect Ron on surviving relatives.- Vintage Blues pictures and film
Btw, a bit further up the road, we had a very lively bunch from The Sussex Arms in Norbury who had their own coach. Palace was the nearest team but a lot of top boys from that way, plus Sydenham, Dulwich etc- Vintage Blues pictures and film
Yes knew the Pollards Oak. CFC pub. Some good thieves there, who had an inside track of going’s on at London City Aiirport. Briefly lived in between buying and selling houses, with my brother who lived on Mitcham Lane, Streatham- opposite the Park Tavern- another Pikey: Chelsea stronghold. Kebab shop on the corner.Losers corner we used to call it. Every Friday/ Saturday night, dunk your nut out the window, guaranteed to see a punch up. Strange spot- Nicolas Jackson - striker
Admire his enthusiasm but basically brain dead. The likes of Rooney and Beckham were hardly front runners in the I Q stakes, but had enough football smarts to succeed. Don’t see him being coached into on pitch savvy- you can’t put in what Gods left out - Vintage Blues pictures and film