Parkdrive

Andy Johnson's goal was a worldy.

Do the strand - Roxy Music

Ask the lonley - Four tops

Common people - Pulp

Old man - Neil Young

Still the same - Bob Seger

Private Life - Grace Jones

its my delight - The Pioneers

Well done to all concerned in the recent game between Doncaster and Middlesborough, nice displays of humanity and sensitivity all round. Take heed Tevez, Billy Sharp lost a son and still insisted on playing, at ?250,000 a week, do you think you might consider it?

Well done to all concerned in the recent game between Doncaster and Middlesborough, nice displays of humanity and sensitivity all round. Take heed Tevez, Billy Sharp lost a son and still insisted on playing, at ?250,000 a week, do you think you might consider it?

Bugger!!! Stoke getting battered and the goal scorer is a Potters reject!!! To make matters worse our Talisman Shawcross goes off injured. Oh the injustice of it all.

Alan Medic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > You forgot to mention Stoke's 1972 League Cup win, > Parkdrive. Must still bring a tear to your eye no > doubt! Indeed, and lets not forget the mighty Sunderland winning the FA cup in 1973.

Otta Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Bragging rights last 1 WEEK. Once they've played > again in the league, it's old news. > > If that's true, then Liverpool shouldn't refer back to winning the most European Cups in English Footaball, United shouldn't refer back to winning 19 titles, Arsenal shouldn't should talk about going 49 games unbeaten, all of these are worthy achievements. Good luck to Citeh, they've waited a long time to get this far.

Battersea Funfair

maxxi Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Ironic/deluded it's a fine line. You said it

Alan Medic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I thought you were a Spurs fan Parkie. Not so? Does my previous post not make it clear that I am a dyed in the wool Stoke fan? They are oft derided but not given enough credit for the grace and beauty they bring to the Premiership, which is a scandal. They are good, honest players that most teams would give their eye teeth to sign. Take Rory Delap for example. Who wouldn't want him in their side?

maxxi Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I think he was being ironic. No one could suggest > that Stoke need to toughen up. As for Arsenal - > I'd rather see them play pretty football than > watch them return to the thuggery of Viera and > Bergkamp. Not as ironic as you're trying to be clearly.

Otta Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Parkdrive is a huge fan of Stoke, and the way they > play their football. Yes Indeed, they are the Premier Leagues answer to the Famous Brazil National side of the early 70's. A real credit to sporting ideals and sporting beauty.

Mick Mac Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The sporting behaviour of arsenal players over the > last 6 years has resulted in no trophies. Maybe > they need to toughen up. Yet another enlightened view from a footballing sage. If one were to take your view to its logical conclusion, i.e. teams should "toughen up" in order to win tropies, then 95% of clubs in the Prem and the 3 leagues below that, would have to do likewise. I eagerly await more of your wisdom on all footballing matters.

Brighton sinking like a stone while the mighty Palace go from strength to strength!!!!!! EAGLES!!!!!!!!

Lewisham Odeon, where I had the good fortune to see the Faces live in 1974. Happy days.

All I want is you - Roxy Music

Amoeba Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Changing the tack somewhat, I wonder how other > religions would react to a group of protesters > obstructing access to worship? Indeed, say for example the Regents Park mosque?

Undisputedtruth Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Well in those days you were allowed to do a man's > tackle but I've always thought the Paul Davis' > incident was related to racial abuse and about his > mother. I'll bet Glenn Cockeril kept his mouth > shut during the rest of his career. Well he certainly had problems fot at least two months after Davis walloped him!! ;-)

Undisputedtruth Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Well it seems Evra have lifted the lid on racism > in football as clearly these incidences have been > happening for many years. The Paul Davis broken > jaw incident was related to racial abuse. Really?? I thought it was because the opponent had raked the back of his ankle, or part of his leg, with his studs??