Happy St Eric's Day

Originally Posted by Billy Redface

Ooh, look at me. I'm old and fat and a £#%&!er....

Honestly thought you'd quoted me

Originally Posted by believe

Honestly thought you'd quoted me

I wouldn't say you were old, mate...

Originally Posted by Billy Redface

I wouldn't say you were old, mate...

Slag

Originally Posted by Tumescent Throb

footnote to that tale is that welcome to hell was a reaction to english stereotyping of turkey and to english media coverage surrounding the game, calling the turks animals and all that shite... little englander shocker

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One of the main reasons that Leeds lad got stabbed, so means to an end

Originally Posted by believe

Slag

Originally Posted by believe

I take it you never went to that game?

did i £#%&!. i was scared enough on a night out in dalston.

Originally Posted by Sizlack

One of the main reasons that Leeds lad got stabbed, so means to an end

That and wiping their arse with a Turkish flag slap bang in the middle of Istanbul town.

Originally Posted by Chris Quayd

That and wiping their arse with a Turkish flag slap bang in the middle of Istanbul town.

That's what I meant tbh, the bad press meant they went over there with a very combative mind set. Not like Leeds at all

Originally Posted by thenorthwillriseagain

the punch was far better than the kick
travesty that it isn't considered the greatest moment in football history imo

Was a belter tbh, 1966 - a great year for English football

Originally Posted by Billy Redface

Ooh, look at me. I'm old and fat and a w****r....

Are you. I'd go on a diet pal. Not good for you. Take it easy

Originally Posted by thenorthwillriseagain

wrong

http://www.independent.co.uk/sport/f...d-8329630.html

"Eric was a big, strong lad. He was serious. He insisted he was going to kill that £#%&!er. It took the combined efforts of the manager, Brian Kidd and a few of the players to restrain him." The players were ordered to shower two at a time so Cantona would not be left alone in the dressing room. Then he was led to the bus, which was soon to have bricks put through its windows.

Remember when he got sent off for bumping into Tony Adams

Proud to say I was there. And at Croydon Crown Court with my old man when he was sentenced.

Originally Posted by Sizlack

Lazy, couldn't tackle was a moody bugger as well by all accounts

Always remember his red card against Rangers in a pre season friendly.


00:15 in.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yc6_u_4mJ1s

Keano would have been proud of that.

Originally Posted by puressence

Are you. I'd go on a diet pal. Not good for you. Take it easy

Not surprised you think diets aren't good for you tbh pal.

Originally Posted by atticusgrinch

Still not forgiven Tommy Docherty and Willy Morgan (who?) for calling for Eric to be sacked.

Oh yes - I remember...

Something they actually agreed on, then

Originally Posted by thenorthwillriseagain

the punch was far better than the kick
travesty that it isn't considered the greatest moment in football history imo

BOOM!

Originally Posted by Sizlack

What a relentless #@&%! jockey you are.

Can you please stop quoting the £#%&!ing mess pal?

Originally Posted by Chorlton74

BOOM!

the technique, immaculate feet, sharp cross. wonderful player

fella behind him with arms folded and still giving zero £#%&!s

Originally Posted by hopkins

fella behind him with arms folded and still giving zero £#%&!s

Nice of Ged to try and pull him to safety though

what size chest are simmonds' trousers?

the weird scruffy @#%&!