LUFCTALK

Well done Leeds. Been far too long.

Can imagine the Euphoria you must be feeling.

It's my day off tomorrow. Having a late night reading the second Vera novel by Ann Cleeves (set in Yorkshire as it happens.) Something in the book got me thinking about people I'd love to talk to but can't because they're gone. You need to read Telling Tales. First person came up in my head was this...

Happy Christmas to all of you. You've suffered a lot of awful years, worse than I can even remember at St James's during the 80s, but you're top, top football fans and you'll get your rewards eventually.

It has to happen.

Must be some sort of record, a response to a thread where the last post was exactly a year ago. :? I do like a record, even if it was accidental, John. Regarding all the other comments, I think that behind Bremner and Giles, who were the Iniesta and Xavi of their day, and possibly Allan Clarke, plu...

Still a jewel amongst the mess.....

I'm not sure if Jason Pearce is trying to mug us off on Twitter... link?? Sorry I've been away for so long, but times haven't been good for you and I didn't want to come in winding you all up about Cloughie or Astle or whoever. This takes the flaming biscuit for me, though. As if you'd not been tre...

I'm just requiring someone to come round and re-attach my lower jaw to my upper jaw. Fulham? If Fulham had still been a Premier League club I'd have been stunned. £11 million, it sounds a lot of money, but Newcastle sold Andy Carroll for £35 million and we've still been a selling club ever since. I'...

I cowrote a film based on actual events, and I can tell you that it is impossible for filmmakers to portray history accurately. You just can't do it. There are limits to film that force filmmakers to change the story. Sometimes history just isn't interesting enough. Sometimes events have to be comb...

We'll have to agree to disagree here, NW. Forest did win two League Cups under Cloughie in the late 80s True, but one was against Luton Town in 1989 who was struggling in the lower reaches of the first division, and the other was the year after in 1990 against Oldham Athletic who at the time were a...

Malcolm Alison was a character in a number of ways ( ;) ), but he knew a thing or two about football. Just listen to his comments and acknowledgements, of what Sir Don's team were doing, for 10 years or so, and just admire the clips they use to illustrate the points aswell! MOT. :thumbup: E1HHPrBCa...