The Footie Thread

[Cherry13]

Can’t remember the lads name but didn’t shearer do something similar to one of his own players once.?

Not that I remember in a match. There’s a famous (up here) story about Keith Gillespie getting a bit of a hiding off him on a night out, and cracking his head on a plant pot or something. I think it’s in Gillespies book.

Shearer apparantly also kicked off with dyer and bowyer after their on field spat. Ironically against villa.

 

[HomerJSimpson]

GET IN. But why can't it be simple. Last twenty minutes did nothing for the blood pressure. City away next. What can possibly go wrong now?

 

[clubchamp98]

Not that I remember in a match. There’s a famous (up here) story about Keith Gillespie getting a bit of a hiding off him on a night out, and cracking his head on a plant pot or something. I think it’s in Gillespies book.

Shearer apparantly also kicked off with dyer and bowyer after their on field spat. Ironically against villa.

That was a good fight .

 

[Liverbirdie]

Can’t remember the lads name but didn’t shearer do something similar to one of his own players once.?

Your not getting mixed up with Hartson and one of his team mates in training were he wellied him in the head. Berkovic.

 

[Deleted member 1740]

Spurs away to Marine in the 3rd round of the FA Cup, the magic of the FA Cup in full flow

 

[clubchamp98]

Your not getting mixed up with Hartson and one of his team mates in training were he wellied him in the head. Berkovic.

No sure it was shearer I thought it was in training for England .
Might just be getting mixed up with the Lennon one.
Could be age related.

 

[clubchamp98]

Your not getting mixed up with Hartson and one of his team mates in training were he wellied him in the head. Berkovic.

Don’t think anyone could get Hartson and Shearer mixed up.

 

[Liverbirdie]

Don’t think anyone could get Hartson and Shearer mixed up.

Hartson had more hair, less beard in them days.

 

[Deleted member 21784]

Grealish great player considering he must have a broken leg every game the amount of injuries he fakes..

 

[pendodave]

Grealish great player considering he must have a broken leg every game the amount of injuries he fakes..

The whole lot of them do seem to be a little wobbly on their bambi like legs...

 

[Deleted member 21784]

The whole lot of them do seem to be a little wobbly on their bambi like legs...

Double sub at half time by looks


Bold I like it

 

[Slime]

Grealish great player considering he must have a broken leg every game the amount of injuries he fakes..

Well, he does get kicked a lot.

 

[Deleted member 21784]

Well, he does get kicked a lot.

Most of the time getting the ball and exaggeration of contact follows

Like a stunt man

 

[pendodave]

Most of the time getting the ball and exaggeration of contact follows

Like a stunt man

I think you slightly mis-spelt that last sentence...

 

[Fade and Die]

Well, he does get kicked a lot.

Goes to ground to get players booked and sent off. Blokes a cock.
Shame as he is a very good footballer.

 

[pendodave]

Would it seem terribly 'big club' to suggest that villa are winding up the ref and he's lost sight of what actually constitutes a foul??

 

[Deleted member 21784]

Goes to ground to get players booked and sent off. Blokes a cock.
Shame as he is a very good footballer.

Last one was hilarious getting fornals booked

Didn't feel it until the whistle had gone against him anyways then falls over with his leg hanging off

Was it even the same leg he held?

 

[Deleted member 15344]

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https://twitter.com/x/status/1333519955967488003

 

[Deleted member 21784]

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https://twitter.com/x/status/1333519955967488003

Thought it was the wrong leg! Cheeky little sod

 

[Lord Tyrion]

Not that I remember in a match. There’s a famous (up here) story about Keith Gillespie getting a bit of a hiding off him on a night out, and cracking his head on a plant pot or something. I think it’s in Gillespies book.

Shearer apparantly also kicked off with dyer and bowyer after their on field spat. Ironically against villa.

Gillespie at that time was not the easiest of people by all accounts. I don't think many were backing him, he was a bit of a problem (understatement). Not defending any violence of course.