Tennessee Blue Mike
Player Valuation: £50m
Johnnie Giles was vermin. Probably one of the dirtiest players ever. But you could make a case for many in Revie's side at that time.
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ToffeeDoug
Player Valuation: £35m
"bordered on dirty" lol
That Leeds midfield and the centre backs were bordering on animals Cloughie was spot on!
Badge1878
Player Valuation: £8m
Cant
A small blue world - I was captain at Hudson but not until much later!
Tennessee Blue Mike
Player Valuation: £50m
Ron Yeats and Tommy Smith couldn't keep up could they? Ha! Ha! Ha!1966
Tennessee Blue Mike
Player Valuation: £50m
What house were you in. I was Stirling.
Badge1878
Player Valuation: £8m
Changed by the time I was there - just colours during my time - Yellow to my disappointment instead of my favoured Blue - the swimming baths were also condemned and demolished dur
Tennessee Blue Mike
Player Valuation: £50m
Well you were a Stirling by default because I was yellow too. Boston was blue in my time. WWII bombers were the basis as Home & Dry was Lincoln red who comments on here and lastly Blenheim was green.
I heard about the baths being demolished every School came over to our place and swam during my time I always though we were special because of it.
Badge1878
Player Valuation: £8m
Never knew about the WWII colour connection - great to learn that!! Took my own boy to show him the school some years back - changed a lot - but so familiar too! Great days - played one touch football where the bike sheds stood next to the old pool - the sheds had posts so that you each had your own 'goal' - you had three lives and lost these when a goal was conceded, two for a header!!
Stuart MaCall scores his first goal for Howard Kendall -
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
I'm at a wonder then to explain where Bobby Collins fitted in with that???
I prefer to think (know) that he was so hard (but not dirty) and such a good player that he just played his normal game...and left all the faux hard men to do Revie's bidding with the dirty snidey sneaky stuff.
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
1938, quite like these shirts.
