Real men DO cry....
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Unbelievable Jeff
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Real men DO cry....
Following Marcello's departure I've noticed a couple of tough looking macho type youtubers either in tears or close to tears lamenting the great mans demise. I'm saddened but the ol' waterworks have remained shut off. I remember being perturbed by the suicide of linkin park frontman Chester Bennington and it'll be a sad day worldwide when guitar god David Gilmour leaves us. Just wondered who you guys will particularly miss when their time comes??
Ha ha charade you are....
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Mountain
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I did get a bit emotional at the death of Seve Ballesteros, Cruyff and, obviously, Maradona. And most of all - because I'm an Irish Leeds fan and he gave me some of the best memories of my teenage years, Jack Charlton.
The unusual thing about Bielsa was that I got a bit emotional about a man who is very much alive and kicking, who may well have gone this summer...it's just that he didn't get to go on his terms.
The unusual thing about Bielsa was that I got a bit emotional about a man who is very much alive and kicking, who may well have gone this summer...it's just that he didn't get to go on his terms.
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The last time I was reduced to tears was when it was Pablo and Gaetano's last game and the fans sang the Pablo song for ages when he was brought off. That really got to me...and him as well.
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What a great idea.Anonymous wrote: ↑Wed Mar 02, 2022 2:09 pm Things keep sparking me off. Looks like I'll be getting an El Loco gnome for my birthday on the strength of it!
https://ellocognome.co.uk/
Interestingly, my Birthday is in July so a June delivery would fit perfectly. Think I'll tap up Mr Swan
I've just received a photo of him with the players after we were presented with the Championship trophy. It's not very big but I wanted something from that extremely happy moment. Also got a framed poster of him with the trophy coming tomorrow (print of a painting I think). Both from Ebay.
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Unbelievable Jeff
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The wife says he always reminded her of Jack Duckworth....
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I remember 64 posting pictures of MB and Jack Duckworth side by side when he first joined us, because I said I found Marcello quite attractive....Unbelievable Jeff wrote: ↑Wed Mar 02, 2022 2:45 pm The wife says he always reminded her of Jack Duckworth....
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Unbelievable Jeff
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- Musicman1965
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Took me a few days to get over.....
Mel Smith passing away at 60, a true genius of comedy.
Alan Rickman aged 69. An actor of the highest quality.
Mel Smith passing away at 60, a true genius of comedy.
Alan Rickman aged 69. An actor of the highest quality.
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Mountain
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I've listened to this a lot in the last few days...
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Overman
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I guess for me it was mainly the 90s. Having seen Nirvana play, I was pretty gutted to see Kurt go and the great Bill Hicks.
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Leeds1000
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No tears for thisen... just gratitude. I didn't think people like Bielsa still existed in football. Contrast him with Conte at Spurs. One works with the players at hand and one will never have enough good players.
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I was one of the lucky 8,000 fans at that West Brom game, not afraid to admit I was in tears as with the Bristol Rovers game.
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Unbelievable Jeff
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Hahahaha! Haven't seen corrie for ages, has minnie caldwell still got that cat?
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The fans made it sound more like 38,000 64
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Gnome club
I ordered two of the Bielsa photos, buy two get one free, thought I'd get one for my cousin and one other person but I didn't see 'put 3 in basket', just assumed that as I was buying 2 it would be upgraded to 3. Two envelopes arrived this morning so with great excitement I opened the first one....my 2 MB photos lovely, a tad smaller than I expected because the 8"x6" photo size included a 1.5" border making the actual photo 6.5"x4.5", so disappointment there. However, worse was to come. I opened the second envelope expecting my free photo only to be faced with a signed photo of Pep Guardiola
My framed poster is coming tomorrow from a different seller, fingers crossed.
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An advisory role with Newell Old Boys would be good for him, rather than taking on another stressful managerial job in English football.Anonymous wrote: ↑Thu Mar 03, 2022 12:41 am Not so sure he'll retire just yet, but a project where he can mould a team over several seasons... can't be that many similar options. Linked with the Australia job, and some suggestion he'd like to work in England again though. How are we going to feel if that happens? Still in Wetherby as of today, apparently.