I’ve said this before but I’ll repeat it, please don’t blame Glen Keeley for that poor performance, that was down to Howard Kendall, Kelley hadn’t played all season while at Blackburn, he wasn’t match fit, told Kendall he wasn’t ready, but Howard talked him into playing, Glen was poor, sent off after about thirty five minutes, Howard should have listened. Keeley was a very good experienced centre back who played hundreds of games foeBlackburn Rovers and other clubs, you cannot perform at your best if you are not fit, I put the blame on Kendall for playing him, Neville Southall was sent on loan after that game, other players were dropped, the fact is Howard was struggling at that time and should have listened to Keeley, it was a desperate decision to play him and a complete cock up followed.
Indeed.
I wouldn’t disagree with a word of that.
In the context of this thread however, it is sommat one might well say to a son whom is complaining about contemporaneous calamities.
And for all of us who were there that sorry day, it will be forever remembered for Glen’s dismissal, even if the disaster itself was not of his making