maybe one to watch tonight 9 Oct 18:35

[rusty]

not sure if its going to be any good
channel 81 talking pictures only about 20 mins
football though the eyes of fans watching THFC from 1960

 

[Nutter-Naylor]

Perfect, cheers.

 

[r-u-s-x]

For those who remember can you tell me about les Allen. 23 goals that season and replaced by the legend Greaves.

When people speak about that season he's rarely mentioned but as a striker should have been key.

 

[Nutter-Naylor]

Love that. Seen it before but happier, simpler times.

 

[rusty]

same old story we lost 0-1 to city this time

 

[rusty]

we forget they were just guys down the same street as us in them days

 

[Nutter-Naylor]

we forget they were just guys down the same street as us in them days

I don't. Proper. Not like the greedy Prima Donnas of today.

 

[Mariner]

I don't. Proper. Not like the greedy Prima Donnas of today.

Ain't that the truth and weren't that long ago either, my uncle gave Bob Hazell a lift to Charing Cross Hospital after a QPR match they remained friends until he passed away (my uncle that is)

Cyrille Regis used to turn up to local corner shop on Hillside the odd Friday to pay his nan's grocery tab.

 

[Nutter-Naylor]

Ain't that the truth and weren't that long ago either, my uncle gave Bob Hazell a lift to Charing Cross Hospital after a QPR match they remained friends until he passed away (my uncle that is)

Cyrille Regis used to turn up to local corner shop on Hillside the odd Friday to pay his nan's grocery tab.

Modern footballers are completely detached from reality. Old school players like Hazell and Regis are few and far between nowadays.

 

[Adrian Cimino]

Ain't that the truth and weren't that long ago either, my uncle gave Bob Hazell a lift to Charing Cross Hospital after a QPR match they remained friends until he passed away (my uncle that is)

Cyrille Regis used to turn up to local corner shop on Hillside the odd Friday to pay his nan's grocery tab.

I’m sure I read that big Cyrillie grew up a Tottenham fan