Mario Kempes my Arse! Look closer...
...it's just Mark Falco in a Marc Bolan wig!!
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...it's just Mark Falco in a Marc Bolan wig!!
Yup - saw him play for us at Enfield in '84
Anyone interested in the old East End, this is a great twitter feed
I see Mr P did his own clothes shopping back then, red jumper, tut tut, same for Joe Kinnear. Obviously before the days when the club supplied all their clothing, what a mishmash of styles.
Absolute legend....a true footballing genius and still my hero.
Gilzean looking dapper....unlike the guy in front of him wearing a raincoat. Just imagine his wife before he left..."I realise it's Japan but take it with you, never know"
Val Doonican!
There’s a lot to be said for a team arriving in club suits/tracksuits all the the same that bunch look like tourists on jolly....
Ah the Queen, used to be a great pub in the 1970s and a few unsuspecting away fans wandering by wished they hadn't. Disco on Friday nights if I remember rightly. Sean will put me right I am sure.
N17 post code?
I wouldn't mind Jimmy neighbour's shirt.
Not from the area I take it a Tottenham fans pub?
I was a bit young,but my brother use to go to the disco on occassion. Then onto Coolbury Club(when it was still cool, it had a half decent rep on the Jazz funk scene..So i was told anyway). Apparently the players used the BQ as their choice of post match drinking hole in the early 70s. Read it in Hunter Davies book,and heard it from several of our old punchers.
Hard to believe now.
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Very.... The old bill loved us
Yes mate by WHL station.
Yes mid 70s it was a real Spurs hooligan pub. The Coolbury used to attract a few firm too in the day.
I used it (begrudgingly) in the 90s ,sometimes. Spurs matches aside, it was full of wannabe gangsters, the odd real McCoy and ladies of a dubious profession....