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The Big Match Revisited


Jimbo Ram

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Been watching every night on ITV 4 at 5.55pm. A real trip down memory lane. The unfashionable kits, long hair, no numbers on the shirts and back passes to the keeper who picked up the ball. The excitement of the FA Cup, almost as important as the League Championship. Stadiums rocking with fans standing up. All interesting stuff. Anyway, the point of the post, linked to this, is players you didn't realise played for other clubs. It must have passed me by that Stan Bowles played for Florist, Terry Yorath for Spurs and our own Archie Gemmill played for Brum. Any other players that you have come across where you didn't realise they played for that team?????

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1 minute ago, Jimbo Ram said:

Been watching every night on ITV 4 at 5.55pm. A real trip down memory lane. The unfashionable kits, long hair, no numbers on the shirts and back passes to the keeper who picked up the ball. The excitement of the FA Cup, almost as important as the League Championship. Stadiums rocking with fans standing up. All interesting stuff. Anyway, the point of the post, linked to this, is players you didn't realise played for other clubs. It must have passed me by that Stan Bowles played for Florist, Terry Yorath for Spurs and our own Archie Gemmill played for Brum. Any other players that you have come across where you didn't realise they played for that team?????

Watched it yesterday and had the same thought about Terry Yorath.

Dodgy tache by 1980 too.

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16 hours ago, Van der MoodHoover said:

I've been enjoying the programs. 

Dreadful pitches, flapping comb-overs, not so much obvious diving or trying to trick officials. 

And getting players into the studio to be interviewed without it being a complete media circus, now looks very quaint ?

As do the letters sent in to Brian ?

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15 hours ago, Van der MoodHoover said:

Was the replay of the 1987 Cup final this evening. 

Big Oggy, Wally Downes and that big brute Kilcline versus a Tottenham side who run and pass, but flatter to deceive..... ?

Fantastic match, when the FA Cup Final was a major football event, it was great to see Saint and Greavesie at the end, 2 great TV legends. RIP. 

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