There's no ongoing success story more baffling than that of the Sterophonics. Thirty pedestrian years of the same plodding numbers, sung in the same plodding whine by the same plodding fucking potato. Name a worse act with this long of a career. You cannot.
08/04/1990:
The other semi-final was at Maine Road between 2nd Division Oldham and Alex Ferguson’s Manchester United.
2-2 after 90 minutes. Barry Davies is superb, as was the entertainment…
“This is the stuff of schoolboy comics”
@FootballInT80s Barry Davies was a poet of a commentator. Completely unmatched before or since. Going to the match with mates in 88-90, watching Fergie’s Fledglings, aged 14-16. What a time to be alive. What a tie this was at Maine Road
@stusfootyflash 1-1, “Thank you very much for beating Leeds” sung to the tune of the Roses chocolates advert. Big group of city fans near us in the Stretford Paddick
It’s 34 years to the day since the Manchester derby took place at Old Trafford.
And from that match, here’s a short story of wreckless tackles, retribution and a red card.
Ladies & Gentlemen, I present to you,
Neil Pointon vs Ryan Giggs…
Those of us who have known the truth about Bruno Fernandes have said 'there's him & then there's everyone else'? Here is the proof of that quote.
In a league where goals are so hard to come by, he is a living, breathing hub of creation.
This is absurd.
SESKO, CUNHA and MBEUMO agreed to join MANCHESTER UNITED without UCL Football
Now, they're single handedly taking MAN UNITED to the UCL
DELAP, JOÃO PEDRO and GARNACHO joined CHELSEA due to UCL football, now they're taking them to CONFERENCE LEAGUE
6 PLAYERS, DIFFERENT MENTALITY!! 😂😂
What’s your first United starting 11?
This was mine.
Leighton, Martin, Bruce, Phelan, Robson, Webb, McClair, Hughes, Wallace.
Bench, Robins and Blackmore.
Bet some of the older reds can even guess the game from this
@FootballInT80s Love it when wingers go on the outside then go direct for goal and score, using raw pace. Used to love seeing Daley and Kanchelskis do it
I’m not a Villa fan but at the start of the 1990s I used to love watching Tony Daley play.
Incredibly fast and direct, he was box office.
This goal, 36 years ago today vs Luton, is a prime example of that.