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Cityger ... That's a blast from the past. That was a proper cunt.

mr_nool wrote:Cityger ... That's a blast from the past. That was a proper cunt.

Both cunts )))

mr_nool wrote:Cityger ... That's a blast from the past. That was a proper cunt.

imagine that he is inside serving time for hate crimes right now

Nigels Tackle wrote:

Hazy2 wrote:Never took to Keith Curle. Met him once Malaga airport 1st class wanker.

the feeling is probably mutual

Where as no doubt about you hey !

Hazy2 wrote:Never took to Keith Curle. Met him once Malaga airport 1st class wanker.

When the lad was about 8 Keith Curle took us round the players in that bar at Crystal Palace getting the autographs. We were a bit of a nuisance I suppose and they'd just lost (again) and played like a bunch of cunts, but he was first class. Probably felt guilty and that we were a bit mad.

Paul Walsh on the other hand,(first out) had no time for us as he was hurrying to put a couple of bottles of beer in his kit bag and get out on the town. Which probably shows why we often lost. I also remember him making fun of us on Soccer AM talking of aftermatch meals. "At Spurs it was prawn cocktail and at Liverpool fish and chips. What about City Paul? Ah, lucky to get an apple and an orange there."

john@staustell wrote:

Hazy2 wrote:Never took to Keith Curle. Met him once Malaga airport 1st class wanker.

When the lad was about 8 Keith Curle took us round the players in that bar at Crystal Palace getting the autographs. We were a bit of a nuisance I suppose and they'd just lost (again) and played like a bunch of cunts, but he was first class. Probably felt guilty and that we were a bit mad.

Paul Walsh on the other hand,(first out) had no time for us as he was hurrying to put a couple of bottles of beer in his kit bag and get out on the town. Which probably shows why we often lost. I also remember him making fun of us on Soccer AM talking of aftermatch meals. "At Spurs it was prawn cocktail and at Liverpool fish and chips. What about City Paul? Ah, lucky to get an apple and an orange there."

He also invited family man Giggs to shoot at Maine Rd who did and scored, so wanker.. But if you like him its all good mate.

hayling22 wrote:I really didn't like all those end of career journeymen we seemed to attract for a while, whose days were behind them, and seemed to just arrive to take it easy. Players like Gidman, McMahon, Beardsley, McIlroy, to name a few

George Weah!

CTID Hants wrote:

Wooders wrote:I can’t remember who it was now but there was quite a popular player in the Pearce era (maybe Sven) who I couldn’t stand - can’t mber now

It’s this sort of contribution to threads that got me a “legend” status - take note junior posters !

Hamann possibly?

Just remembered - it was in fact Milner - what a massive anticlimax

Wooders wrote:

CTID Hants wrote:

Wooders wrote:I can’t remember who it was now but there was quite a popular player in the Pearce era (maybe Sven) who I couldn’t stand - can’t mber now

It’s this sort of contribution to threads that got me a “legend” status - take note junior posters !

Hamann possibly?

Just remembered - it was in fact Milner - what a massive anticlimax

Milner played us like a fiddle. Hamman just fiddled us... Both buying into the scouse cunture.

Wooders wrote:

CTID Hants wrote:

Wooders wrote:I can’t remember who it was now but there was quite a popular player in the Pearce era (maybe Sven) who I couldn’t stand - can’t mber now

It’s this sort of contribution to threads that got me a “legend” status - take note junior posters !

Hamann possibly?

Just remembered - it was in fact Milner - what a massive anticlimax

Bloody hell, no wonder no-one had a clue.
Bobby Manc signed Milner

nottsblue wrote:Never took to Adrian Heath for some reason.

I can't stand him now. He's the manager for my local MLS team.