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Where are they now - Richard Gough
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parklane1
Tony Galvin
Yes unfortunately he did, it was a shame that we just never turned up for that game and it was the first time i had seen us look so flat in what had been a great season. It used to tinkle me off listening to the pundits of the time saying what a great game it was, the truth is it was one of our worst performances of the season and we never got going.
It was the first time i had seen us lose at Wembley in a FA cup final and to make it worse it was the last game GHod played for us ( who was the best i have seen in a Spurs shirt) and he in all honesty poor as well. I took my Dad ( who was a City supporter) on my sons ST to the game and blamed him for our showing.
K.D.D.D.D.Soc
Ian Walker
Dead!
K.D.D.D.D.Soc
Ian Walker
Yes unfortunately he did, it was a shame that we just never turned up for that game and it was the first time i had seen us look so flat in what had been a great season. It used to tinkle me off listening to the pundits of the time saying what a great game it was, the truth is it was one of our worst performances of the season and we never got going.
It was the first time i had seen us lose at Wembley in a FA cup final and to make it worse it was the last game GHod played for us ( who was the best i have seen in a Spurs shirt) and he in all honesty poor as well. I took my Dad ( who was a City supporter) on my sons ST to the game and blamed him for our showing.
The most memorable thing about that game to me was listening to it by a pool in Orlando on a short wave radio, no universal coverage of football on tv in them days.
parklane1
Tony Galvin
Mikey10
Jimmy Neighbour
I’m going through that process right now - so it definitely happens.
And it’s strawberry blonde btw.
Spur of the moment
Frederic Kanoute
No I just looked at the pictures.
Did you not read that I watched the video, and picked up an indirect Gough had made regarding the manager choice?
And my comment was, I thought, clearly a little tongue in cheek.
Bullet
Andy Thompson
Yes, but Glenda's Legs and Parklane said he was only ever coming for one season as he couldn't go direct from Dundee to Rangers.
And Parklaner81 added a link to this:
"He is keen to stress that his move to Glasgow Rangers was for personal reasons, with his wife at the time having just lost her father and the couple suffering with homesickness”
So it is harsh to blame Pleat
Yes, and my further point was that although thats what was directly said, there was just a glimmer of a suggestion of something else in addition to the above.
No biggie though, peace man.
Spur of the moment
Frederic Kanoute
glasgowspur
Luka Modric
He was always going to rangers, it was his family's club.
Should bear in mind that the football landscape has changed a lot since then, rangers where a big club paying a lot of money in wages. They were well run at that stage to, not like later on.
They poached a few good players from us, Gough, Roberts, Falco.
Should bear in mind that the football landscape has changed a lot since then, rangers where a big club paying a lot of money in wages. They were well run at that stage to, not like later on.
They poached a few good players from us, Gough, Roberts, Falco.
Lemonade Money
Les Medley
Not sure you'd be using the death of your wife's father as an excuse if it wasn't true. It would be quite easy to slag off Pleat if he was the reason.