UpTheLeagueFox Posted 6 February 2014 Posted 6 February 2014 Apologies if this has been posted elsewhere on FT but here's an interesting interview with our former captain on BBC Radio Norfolk http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p01rv32j
chrishlcfc Posted 7 February 2014 Posted 7 February 2014 Great interview, so honest and truthful talking about all the problems that he has been through, Leicester legend.
Mark 'expert' Lawrenson Posted 7 February 2014 Posted 7 February 2014 Absolute legend, so many happy memories of watching Walshie over the years, probably my best Walshie moment was his equaliser against Arsenal at Filbo,in the Bergkamp hat-trick game, and the confrontation with Viera and Wright at the end of the game. Great times, good player, city legend.
Aus Fox Posted 7 February 2014 Posted 7 February 2014 Great memories of a fantastic leader scoring two against the sheep at wembley for me!
teblin Posted 7 February 2014 Posted 7 February 2014 A colleague of mine is writing a book with Walshie at the moment.
RowlattsFox Posted 7 February 2014 Posted 7 February 2014 Am I missing something? Why is Steve Walsh doing a interview with radio Norfolk about his Leicester career? Looking forward to his book though.
Mark 'expert' Lawrenson Posted 7 February 2014 Posted 7 February 2014 A colleague of mine is writing a book with Walshie at the moment. Excellent, that would be a must read for any city fan.
Bluearmy 316 Posted 7 February 2014 Posted 7 February 2014 I still hate Peter Taylor if it's possible I think I hate him even more after hearing the walshy interview. Am I missing something? Why is Steve Walsh doing a interview with radio Norfolk about his Leicester career? Looking forward to his book though. he was telling the Norwich fans why it didn't work out for him there.
Loggy88 Posted 7 February 2014 Posted 7 February 2014 Absolute legend, had proper passion and he genuinely cared for the club. Scored very important goals, always gave everything.
Grey Fox Posted 7 February 2014 Posted 7 February 2014 It's so sad to listen to that. Walshie always gave his all for Leicester and will always be remembered by most Leicester fans as the legend that he is.
Quorndon_Fox Posted 7 February 2014 Posted 7 February 2014 There is a man who deserves a statue! L E G E N D
Al-aLondon-Foxile Posted 7 February 2014 Posted 7 February 2014 I love walshy. I embarrassed myself once when I was lucky enough to get VIP tickets at the KP, I came out of the lift and walked straight into him, I'd never met him before and all I could say was "legend" and shook his hand. I was starstruck like some kid, but he was a hero to us back in the day.
johnny the fox Posted 7 February 2014 Posted 7 February 2014 Totally honest on and off the pitch.. one of the few famous people I have met in real life who was not a let down .
Webbo Posted 7 February 2014 Posted 7 February 2014 Nothing I hadn't heard already but I was impressed with his honesty.
Lobsterboyuk Posted 7 February 2014 Posted 7 February 2014 One of if not the only player in my time who was always 100% committed to the club. Good to see he's in a happier place these days and the club once again respect his contribution and legend status.
LanguedocFox Posted 7 February 2014 Posted 7 February 2014 Listening to it now. Really sad way to end his career, and he should have been better treated by City. Fvcking Peter Taylor.
Yojoe36 Posted 7 February 2014 Posted 7 February 2014 "Norwich are a great little club" Totally agree
dynamark Posted 7 February 2014 Posted 7 February 2014 I like the way his hair changes colour each week on the tele
KIRBYFOX93 Posted 7 February 2014 Posted 7 February 2014 Lovely bloke i work with his son nick, genuine guy...
Craig Posted 7 February 2014 Posted 7 February 2014 Decent interview. Couldn't imagine Stringer & Young pulling anything like this off...
Jakemoore Posted 8 February 2014 Posted 8 February 2014 Great interview! Peter Taylor is such a p***k! Not that we weren't aware of that anyway!
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