Gazza

No he's not dead afaik

Just wanted to say: I loved this bloke back in the day

https://twitter.com/FinishedPlayers/status/1557051078004326402?s=20

Was probably drunk. Re-enacting last orders to the bar before chucking out time.

https://youtu.be/NeQSMCmM1Hc

Originally Posted by Drexl

No he's not dead afaik

Just wanted to say: I loved this bloke back in the day

https://twitter.com/FinishedPlayers/...004326402?s=20

It's amazing how poor quality TV was in the 90's, like watching through soup.

Glad there were around 50 away fans there to see it.

Originally Posted by Drexl

No he's not dead afaik

First thought.

He'd have a very different career/life if he'd joined United instead of Spurs.

Originally Posted by suedeshoes

He'd have a very different career/life if he'd joined United instead of Spurs.

Not convinced.

He would have turned out how he did regardless of where he played.

Originally Posted by suedeshoes

He'd have a very different career/life if he'd joined United instead of Spurs.

Freggle couldn’t turn McGrath round…

I can remember reading in the papers in the summer of 1994 that Brian Kidd had been to Italy to assure both Gascoigne and Platt we were still interested.

Looking back I have no idea how even one of them would have fitted in. Ince sold perhaps.

Originally Posted by tatty

I can remember reading in the papers in the summer of 1994 that Brian Kidd had been to Italy to assure both Gascoigne and Platt we were still interested.

Looking back I have no idea how even one of them would have fitted in. Ince sold perhaps.

Should never have got rid of Platt.

Stupid Big Fat Ron Atkinson.

Originally Posted by tatty

I can remember reading in the papers in the summer of 1994 that Brian Kidd had been to Italy to assure both Gascoigne and Platt we were still interested.

Looking back I have no idea how even one of them would have fitted in. Ince sold perhaps.

Selling Ince is up there with getting rid of the likes of Stam, a midfield three of Ince, Scholes and Keane would have been the best in the world.

Originally Posted by Chris Quayd

Selling Ince is up there with getting rid of the likes of Stam, a midfield three of Ince, Scholes and Keane would have been the best in the world.

I’m with you on Ince.

Whatever happened after he left doesn’t change what he did when he was here. There’s a sequence of play (against Barcelona I think) where he snaps in to 2 or 3 tackles and wins possession leading to a goal. Encapsulated what he was about.

Fantastic player.