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Originally posted by johncorrigan View PostSad to see the death announced of Ian St John, the Motherwell, Liverpool, Scotland and TV legend aged 82. He may be remembered for great goals and great games, but no doubt about his greatest partnership up front. They gave us a load of laughs. RIP Saint.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kBeiuFfe1q8
The very first live football match I was ever aware of was - Liverpool 2 Leeds 1, the 1965 FA Cup Final when he scored the winner. All the goals came in extra time, which was unexpectedly dramatic after a somewhat dour, hard-fought 90 minutes.
He became an iconic part of Shankly's iconic team, the spearhead frontman, with Ron Yeats the defensive tower behind.
The brilliant Saint and Greavesie was one of the all-time great football shows...Last edited by jayne lee wilson; 02-03-21, 19:20.
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Originally posted by Auferstehen View PostNever have I been more ashamed than to follow THAT team.
What a disgrace!
Mario
Still there's always the derby to inspire you. And I hope, Cavani, who as I say I do love to watch (when he's not baffled by mist...)...
Another dreaded home game for us tonight. Creating all the wrong kinds of records... But which of the reserves or walking wounded will play? Apart from that disastrously error-prone third-choice 'keeper...
Wait a minute - Alisson's back and Fabinho might be! Jota was... almost.... but he's fallen ill. All par for the course then.Last edited by jayne lee wilson; 04-03-21, 16:20.
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Originally posted by teamsaint View PostFulham are playing quite well, but they have a horrible run coming up. However, if they keep it together they will likely take it to the wire, and if that is the case, the other teams will be the ones feeling the pressure. Saints have a big chance to get well clear over the next six games, with the exception of man city away, but that would depend on something actually going right, and us scoring a goal or two.
It looks horribly like we're depending on other teams' horrible run-ins.
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Originally posted by jayne lee wilson View PostThey all lost their way in the foggy foggy dew... as the current leaders soar out of sight.... doubtless making (a lot of) space in the trophy cabinet...
Still there's always the derby to inspire you. And I hope, Cavani, who as I say I do love to watch (when he's not baffled by mist...)...
Another dreaded home game for us tonight. Creating all the wrong kinds of records... But which of the reserves or walking wounded will play? Apart from that disastrously error-prone third-choice 'keeper...
Wait a minute - Alisson's back and Fabinho might be! Jota was... almost.... but he's fallen ill. All par for the course then.
Don’t worry - Be happy!
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Originally posted by cloughie View PostNow come on Jayne and Mario stop whingeing about your mere blips in the higher echelons of the Prem - imagine how you would feel if you had a team in the bottom three seemingly incapable of adding a point to the seasons’s tally watching the teams above you slowly drifting out of sight - your lot will improve shortly and top 4 will remain a possibility. Compare that with the inevitability of the the next tier down!
Don’t worry - Be happy!
It feels so much worse because of how it came about (like Southampton, and Leicester, seasons so marred by injury and loss of home advantage) and in our case, what only just came before after so many trophy-less years... (probably back to that this year...). And I still scowl whenever I see Pickford on the screen...
True fans can't switch their emotions off, whichever echelon their team belongs in: joy, disappointment, frustration, the unbearable hope...
I'll start watching now standing up, tense and apprehensive... brandy at hand, though I can only have sips now after a health scare...Last edited by jayne lee wilson; 04-03-21, 20:26.
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Originally posted by jayne lee wilson View PostPoint well taken, but is truly all about context and expectation.... if we lose tonight it will be 5, at home, in a row (!)... and if RBL get the better of us next week, the season would be almost finished...not to mention that deep attachment Liverpudlians have to Europe and its football.
It feels so much worse because of how it came about (like Southampton, and Leicester, seasons so marred by injury and loss of home advantage) and in our case, what only just came before after so many trophy-less years... (probably back to that this year...). And I still scowl whenever I see Pickford on the screen...
True fans here can't switch their emotions off, whichever echelon their team belongs in...I'll start watching now standing up, tense and apprehensive... brandy at hand, though I can only have sips now after a health scare...
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