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Kevin Keegan for meNext time I'm up we must have a glass or two to celebrate.
What a team, I started with Emlyn, was hooked ever since
You mean you support West Ham?... and I'm the odd one out... that Scouser that has no interest in football whatsoever.
Kevin Keegan for me
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Nope. I grew up in a football mad city and I don't like the game. You can imagine how much fun school was. I was constantly bullied and picked-on all because I wasn't interested in kicking a substitute pig's bladder around a field. I know I'm in a minority but I utterly loathe and detest the game.You mean you support West Ham?
Same thing here in the States. Sports is a business. Profit is the number one goal.I got fed-up with the way the game was going in just pursuing money more and more
What a team, I started with Emlyn, was hooked ever since
Same era but Stevie Heighway for meKevin Keegan for me
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St John from Hunt's cross.
Yes, the game suffers, the supporters are neglected and treated as cash cows, and sportsmanship is replaced with gamesmanshipSame thing here in the States. Sports is a business. Profit is the number one goal.
Same thing here in the States. Sports is a business. Profit is the number one goal.
Yes, the game suffers, the supporters are neglected and treated as cash cows, and sportsmanship is replaced with gamesmanship
Yes, the game suffers, the supporters are neglected and treated as cash cows, and sportsmanship is replaced with gamesmanship
100% agree...I was a youth soccer (oops, football) coach for 15 years...perhaps that is why I can see much more clearly how much the game (and all sports, really) has degraded at the pro and college levels....(not 'performance' of the game, necessarily...but the game as a positive, healthy social dynamic)Even more good reason to put energy into grass roots sports. I know you're involved with your local Rugby Team. Lots of local Sports Teams aren't going to see the benefit of the top end cash cow, unfortunately.
As a piece of leather, cork and twine has been dubbed a 'natural vector of disease' (by someone who probably spent half their childhood running away from it ) our Summer Sport at grass roots level is taking a pounding. As will other Sports, no doubt