Love watching footage from the 70s and hearing that chant from the home crowd. I started going to away games in the 80s and some places felt like you were in another world.I remember being at Roker Park, after the game, they came up to us and said 'you're going home in a ****ing ambulance'. Nobody moved, until one of my friends thumped one of them and they ran like ****
You’ll be dead by five o’clock was another great chantLove watching footage from the 70s and hearing that chant from the home crowd. I started going to away games in the 80s and some places felt like you were in another world.
Lewis Grabban doesn't come off very well I have to say. Might have dodged a bullet there.
it's funny how us fans see things so differently on watching the same subject.Just got around to watching this, and finished it tonight.
Obviously a few parallels with Villa in some ways, and it brought back some memories of our recent relegation. Relentless misery is the only way I can sum it up.
I thought Martin Bain came across very well, I don't know what more he could have done in that situation. Seemed like he was spinning plates a lot of the time. Impossible job for both Grayson and Coleman to come into too. An utter mess of a club.
Jack Rodwell is a modern footballer, nuff said. At least they finally got to terminate his contract because I've just seen he's at Blackburn now, didn't know that. What a superstar.
Lewis Grabban doesn't come off very well I have to say. Might have dodged a bullet there.
The way Newcastle treated him was heart breaking.
Even my daughter who is 12 cried at the end, she hadn't even heard of him.
it's funny how us fans see things so differently on watching the same subject.
I thought Lewis came across really well, profession but was shocked when Coleman wanted him gone. I remember The stick he got from Sunderland at the time whilst Coleman was a saint, struggling with his self love, look at me I'm so nice attitude.
Wonder what the fans make of both men now the truth is out ?
Has any body watched the Bobby Robson Film on Netflix?
What a man, way ahead of any English coach in those days.
The way Newcastle treated him was heart breaking.
Even my daughter who is 12 cried at the end, she hadn't even heard of him.