DANGEROUS TIGER Posted 18 November 2011 Posted 18 November 2011 You are a shite stirring tosser aint you, are we sure they didn't throw the baby away and keep the afterbirth when you krept out of your mother, i bet you are an only child No actually, I am not an only child. By the way, your spelling has not improved.
Happy Fox Posted 18 November 2011 Posted 18 November 2011 Then why has DOG been quoted today as asking Leicester fans to forget that he left us to join Hull, and to get behind him. Very odd comment for anyone to make if they had been pushed out. Source was Ceefax, today. It is pretty obvious that MOF and Hoos pushed Pearson out.
John Matrix Posted 18 November 2011 Posted 18 November 2011 Then why has DOG been quoted today as asking Leicester fans to forget that he left us to join Hull, and to get behind him. Very odd comment for anyone to make if they had been pushed out. Source was Ceefax, today. ! ceefax...classic dangerous tiger.
Fox92 Posted 18 November 2011 Posted 18 November 2011 What does DOG mean? The domestic dog (Canis lupus familiaris and Canis lupus dingo) is a domesticated form of the gray wolf, a member of the Canidae family of the order Carnivora.
The Year Of The Fox Posted 18 November 2011 Posted 18 November 2011 I've heard that the man who took us to the 1969 FA Cup Final and then led us back to the First division a couple of years later is at the club on Sunday, plugging his new autobiography. Yes apparently the legend that is Frank O'Farrell, is doing a signing session before the match. I'll be honest until I read in the papers recently about his book, I thought he was no longer with us. Fortunately I'm wrong. Welcome back Frank, I'm looking forward to meeting you and discussing how we were robbed in 1971 in our FA Cup quarter final replay at Arsenal. I had the day off school, sick (?) to go to the replay, and when I went back to school the following day after that match I really felt sick, we were robbed, anyone else there that night ? Rodney Fern scored but it was never given, one of the worse decisions I've ever seen, or maybe it was because I was so young at the time, and looked at the match through rose tinted glasses. I've been round his house a few times. Lives over my way. My old boss' sister in laws dad! Sorry, thats the only input I can make on this
Salieri Posted 18 November 2011 Posted 18 November 2011 Then why has DOG been quoted today as asking Leicester fans to forget that he left us to join Hull, and to get behind him. Very odd comment for anyone to make if they had been pushed out. Source was Ceefax, today. Perhaps he doesn't want to live in the past, look forward and all that? Not rocket science is it DT?
Chairman of the Bored Posted 18 November 2011 Posted 18 November 2011 He's here, he's there, he's even combed his hair, Rodney Fern, Rodney Fern..... Legend.
Salieri Posted 18 November 2011 Posted 18 November 2011 What does DOG mean? DT had a moment of 'hilarity' when he inverted the word 'GOD' (as in 'Pearson is GOD - see Thracian) to the word 'DOG', thus illustrating his own feelings on the man. Genius.
FoxesAreBlue Posted 18 November 2011 Posted 18 November 2011 DT had a moment of 'hilarity' when he inverted the word 'GOD' (as in 'Pearson is GOD - see Thracian) to the word 'DOG', thus illustrating his own feelings on the man. Genius. Ahhhh..... "hilaire"
Howard Riley Posted 19 November 2011 Author Posted 19 November 2011 Am I going to be the only person going out of my way tomorrow to see Frankie Boy ?
Corky Posted 19 November 2011 Posted 19 November 2011 My Dad would've been there but our train doesn't arrive in until 12:50.
renards Posted 19 November 2011 Posted 19 November 2011 I've already read the book, it certainly gives you a great insight into the club in the late sixties early seventies.. One thing I didn't realise was that the Kray twins were in Leicester prison at the time and also what a miserable so and so Allan Clarke was.. .
Guest Col city fan Posted 19 November 2011 Posted 19 November 2011 I remember this chant so fondly Cheer Up, Mark McGhee Oh What Can It Mean To A Fat Scottish B*****d And A, Shit Football Team. If my memory serves me rightly I think we were singing this after the classic play off win against Palace 'we are the champions' was played out over the speakers and then we got stuck into McGhee..
Howard Riley Posted 21 November 2011 Author Posted 21 November 2011 I got to meet the legend that is Frank O'Farrell before the game on Sunday. What a lovely bloke. I wouldn't mind another signed copy. Does anyone know has the club shop got any left ? I've tried to get through a couple of times on the phone this morning to ask and it's been engaged?
accessory Posted 21 November 2011 Posted 21 November 2011 There were a few signed copies still at the shop last night. I know because I bought one! Cracking read, though it paints a less than flattering picture of Matt Busby and Manyoo. Maybe that explains why the book isn't on sale through Amazon. But O'Farrell is still apparently a hero in Iran, whom he managed to an Asian title.
Howard Riley Posted 22 November 2011 Author Posted 22 November 2011 I read in the Daily Mail that the Man U club shop is refusing to stock it. A bit sad if you ask me..
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