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I wonder how many times Sir Gary Briggs would be yellow carded in 50 games of today's namby pamby footballIn 50 appearances for Charlton, he was booked 13 times.
I doubt he would ever have seen a second half ? and with Whitehurst up the other end, we'd be finishing most games with 9 men!I wonder how many times Sir Gary Briggs would be yellow carded in 50 games of today's namby pamby football
I doubt he would ever have seen a second half ? and with Whitehurst up the other end, we'd be finishing most games with 9 men!
That tackle on Rougvie, never knew a man could fly so far ?
Going back a few years one of the daily papers ran a feature on the hardest man in football , if memory serves, rambo had more red cards than any one else at the time. Gary Briggs was according to the feature the hardest man in football .....only played for 3 clubs Middlesbrough, us & Blackpool ....spent most his career at the manor...rambo wouldnt last 5 mins before he got sent off these days.I wonder how many times Sir Gary Briggs would be yellow carded in 50 games of today's namby pamby football
Last 2 games says time to move on.
Done a job this year but too leggy and slow
The thing about "that tackle" was that Doug Rougvie was such a big bloke. Tossing the caber by any other name...That tackle on Rougvie, never knew a man could fly so far
he got sent off twice in four days in games I watched in the eightiesI wonder how many times Sir Gary Briggs would be yellow carded in 50 games of today's namby pamby football
And he was lucky to have not had more cards!and lets not forget Mateo Corbo....13 games, 9 yellow and 1 red card.
The thing about "that tackle" was that Doug Rougvie was such a big bloke. Tossing the caber by any other name...
He had the nerve to carry the ball over the halfway line...but Gary was having none of that fancy stuff. I think the Tartan Telegraph Pole landed back in his own half.He's absolutely regaled up at the Pitt as one of the heroes of Aberdeen, one of the hardest ever to play for them. And he looked like a ragdoll at the hands of Rambo!
I think he landed in the Beech Road ?He had the nerve to carry the ball over the halfway line...but Gary was having none of that fancy stuff. I think the Tartan Telegraph Pole landed back in his own half.
I think he landed in the Beech Road ?
We should never forget this. If it moved, it was getting kicked.and lets not forget Mateo Corbo....13 games, 9 yellow and 1 red card.
I also remember John Fashanu dared to mess with 'Rambo' at the Manor. Within 5 minutes of him doing that Fash was laid flat out in our half with Briggsy shrugging his shoulders on the half way line. Fash recovered but hardly touched the ball all game and when he did he got rid of it fast!!
took no prisoners did tankI remember that. I loved Tank.