I did like him at Nottingham Forest though.

442 mag released the top 100

12: Rio Ferdinand

Ooh I had a rather lovely dream about Torres last night

Was he in a city shirt???

NO!!!!

Must of been a dull dream then

It really wasn't!!!

Moin footie fans.  xxx Normal service resumes tomorrow.

Morning Joe, it sure does.  Watford at home, sure to be a good match.

Joe & Pinky..... 

normal serivce in the North London derby

= a Reds Win. 

Morning RZB

Taking my Grandson to watch 'Boro v Plymouth. Alas! We'll be in the posh seats. DIL doesn't want him in with the scratters in the new Holgate.

Hiya Pinky, the baggies need to get back to winning way this weekend,

One comment Joe - Green Army!!!

Is this his first game Joe, I was so proud the day I took my kids to Tottenham
for the first time, It was something I had imagined doing most of my life, My Dad took me to my first game, all be it at Millwall.....

We certainly do RZB, apparently Di Mat has been making the strikers train harder this week, it's ok saying goals are coming from others than the strikers, but we also need them to be able to consistently score goals as well, it's the only way out of the Championship, as there is so many good teams around us, we can't keep either conceding the first goal or having nil nil draws.

My first game was Liverpool at the Hawthorns.. my mates dad took us and we stood in the Brummie Road End.. happy days.  Can't remember the score though!!

Twill be his third  this season. TBH he seems a bit of a Jonah, it doesn't get any worse than the Leicester game, a boring game which was won by Leicester in the last minutes, plus we  were told off by DIL for him repeating various new words and phrases.
The first season I took my son to the 'Boro was wonderful, standing in the Old Holgate and him having the intelligence not  to repeat anything. Bit of an age difference though.

my first Spurs game was aginst West Ham, back in the days when you decided to go at the last minute, and paid in on the day, I think it may of been on a New Years Eve, Poured down all game, joke playing condidtions, Pat Jennings was in goal, we went 1-0 down, but ended up winning 2-1. Mid seventies.

My first game was Middlesbrough 2-2 Man City in Division 2 (old money) early sixties.
Son went to a few when Darlington spent a  season in the Conference.
Grandson, Man Utd last season.

The first thing my son said when we got home from his first game,
"daddy swears at football"   sadly he never had the intelligence not to repeat what was said,  Swearing at football is acceptable, given the results we were getting at the time.

That was my daughter, & it was when we lost 5-4 against Arsenal, and on the way out of the ground she asked was that a good or bad result, I thought, she's not getting this football malarky.

Swearing is totally acceptable at football. Especially Middlesbrough and Darlo. However DIL doesn't understand this.

I swear like anything at football, always have done, that's why I wouldn't ever sit in the family stand!!

Was a bit disappointed in a man last time I took my nephew though who proceeded to call Leon Barnett a F'ing see you next tuesday every time the kid went near the ball!!  My nephew was a little shocked, but strangely he was shocked for me hearing the words!

it's an evicting offence at WHL,  mind you so is smoking in the stands, which is a good thing.

Same now at the Hawthorns, both the swearing and smoking - how can you get through 90+ minutes of watching the Baggies without smoking and/or swearing??

 I think if they tried that in the area that I sit in at the 'Bok, there'd be a riot...

Morning Footy Fans

My dad took me to my first match too at Stamford Bridge...we used to run on the pitch in those days

Hope you feeling better PB..

Hi Disley, the mascot for Chelsea tomorrow is a relative of mine.

Getting there Coldy thanks, the sore throat has nearly gone along with the shivers, still got the temperature and still taking ibuprofen every 4 hours, but house to myself today so got to be ok, kids are out and hubby is at work, though he will pop home from time to time.

My brother who's a Chelsea fan, was first taken to the bridge by my uncle to get him out from under my Mum's feet when she had just had me, 40 plus  years later he's still a season ticket holder, and blames me.  

hi footie fans

my first match was Everton 'v' Man Utd when I was about 6 - Dad took us all along cos mum is a Man U fan and it was a birthday treat - all i remember is sitting in the stands and it was so high up and all the players looked like little ants and also sitting next to a bloke with a very loud clap and asking to swap places with my dad don't remember the score though - but it was back in the days when we used to win occasionally

what year roughly Barney, I remember what i call recently when Everton stayed up  on the last day of the season by beating Wimbledon 3-2 after being 2-0 down.

Afternoon footyfans rzb barney pb coldy disley crossy

aye, North London derby, is it on telly? it must be...we're away to Burton Albion..can we make it 9 games unbeaten? our injury list is awful at the moment, couldnt even fill the subs bench last week and 3 of them were under 18!! and yet we're still 3 points off the play-off position with best away form in the league  ...there, i've put the mockers on them now!

Man United and Blackburn...and our defence is shot to pieces

 

I don't remember my first match what with me being a baby.

But my dad likes to tell the story that Bolton scored, he threw his arms up in the air in celebration, forgetting he was holding me.

One of his mates had to catch me...  Thanks dad...

much longer ago than that RZB

it was in the 70's

Hello FF.


Sometimes I feel like i'm supporting two teams. I normally let my dad know any Baggies gossip, they've got to get back to winning ways.

I love your eternal optimism,RZB

Sol Campbell to Newcastle???

http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/ho...-join-Newcastle.html

RZB show some optimism.


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