simongarnerisgod

i stand corrected,did`nt know that,inspired move though

yes,signed by don mackay,it was kenny who saw his best position was in midfield though,sadly he got loads absolute dogs abuse in his early full back days,im`e no shrinking violet but some of the stuff was well over the top

what cracking full back chris price was,good defender and was always willing to get forward

fackin norvern monkeys?

lol,stay away from the blackboard and chalk as well

mowbray considers himself a tactician,in reality he confuses all his players and nobody knows what their job is

i can only assume mowbray is trying to confuse millwall into an error

ffs if it`s not working put the big man gallagher up front and be direct,**** the principles it`s a game of football we really need to win

i`ve always had the feeling he only signed for one last contract,he`s never been fit in the whole time he`s been here,personally id`e give the young lad davenport a run and see how he goes

he cant be match fit can he???

to be brutally frank,bell would have trouble marking my mother

we`ve got to be patient,don`t go mental and and all out for it,we`ll get picked off,as in the reading game

thinking about Gally and Armstrong up front that could be the new King Gestede type combo. Still a few midfield issues but it would allow us to defend from the front and give us a few outlets. Maybe worth a shot? mowbray has always been reluctant to play with two strikers,though i agree it would work,armstrong or dack playing just behind a striker looking for space could possibly be lethal

just stick to two banks of four sitting a bit deeper and hit em on the counter with armstrongs pace,i also worry about the 4-3-3,quality sides will exploit the space between the midfield and defence,reading tore us a new one doing exactly that,i don`t think you can play 4-3-3 against everyone

grimsby is a **** of a place to get to and despite the 3 goal lead we got outplayed the whole second half,remember stealing a football from a back garden and having a good old kickabout on the beach during which one of the mates tripped and fell in a load of dog muck?,a good day out with great away support,it felt at the time we were going to go unbeaten for the rest of the season,little did we know the nightmare was about to begin?

time moves on i know but i would still prefer to stand in the old blackburn end?,though the toilets at the side should have been knocked down!

i hope tony does`nt see this as an excuse to squeeze ayala in at the expense of wharton,with the head injury as an excuse,wharton been an absolute rock in the last four games

the old meadow lane was a difficult place to play,one of those horrible old school grounds where the home side were always strong,thankfully they are rare these days,bit like burnden park,griffin park and the old upton park

pretty sure jose will have no idea where marine is?

jurgen klopp erupts in fury at the unfairness of the draw,claiming the fa don`t care about him and the fact they have to play another game of football away from home is a scandalous injustice

lol,we were eating half then throwing the rest at him,remember he got a bit ratty about it,only other thing i remember about the match is alan devonshire,despite age and knackered knees completely running the game,he was some player

oh yes,i loved a good mental celebration,late equalisers or a winner especially,imagine being at hampden park when it held 150,000 or on sheffield wednesday`s massive kop,must have been epic

nicky reid is now owner of the masons arms in chorley(well he was before the virus turned up)

i hope chorley draw pne,with the state of north end at the moment the magpies might beat them?

iv`e alwaya though nyambe would be fantastic with a genuine winger to back him up,he runs all day and would be great on the overlap