- Season Ticket
- Yes
- Stand
- Jim Smith (East)
- Year of First Game
- 1969
No, he's not on the London road coachesIs he on the bus this evening?
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No, he's not on the London road coachesIs he on the bus this evening?
Yeah I thought he looked really bright when he came on.I thought that he was pretty good coming on last night and would start him Saturday.
Wanted the ball, found yellow shirts and full of running.
He could be a very good signing
A refreshing interview. He came over extremely well.His interview on the club youtube is really impressive. Speaks really well for one so young. A lot of younger players are bit too media trained or say nothing. Think he might be a big big player this season.
Sibley was making the exactly same runs at Stevenage with a lot of joy. I think Andrews has a bit more conviction in his play but this is something that Ramsey has set up tactically.He’s an interesting player to have in the midfield - tall, powerful runner, constantly making runs, breaking lines, running in behind. I’m trying to remember the last time we had a player like that in midfield.
Some won’t like it but he almost reminds me of a slightly better Dave Savage
I was impressed when he came on at Huddersfield.He’s an interesting player to have in the midfield - tall, powerful runner, constantly making runs, breaking lines, running in behind. I’m trying to remember the last time we had a player like that in midfield.
Some won’t like it but he almost reminds me of a slightly better Dave Savage
Slightly doing a lot of lifting thereHe’s an interesting player to have in the midfield - tall, powerful runner, constantly making runs, breaking lines, running in behind. I’m trying to remember the last time we had a player like that in midfield.
Some won’t like it but he almost reminds me of a slightly better Dave Savage
You dirty ol manDe de de de de
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David Savage
David Savage
It was him I tell you.
He was Steptoe's son.