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Jimmy Greaves MBE
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Glenda's Legs
Cecil Poynton
Thoroughly enjoyed the film and all the clips - he scored some truly ‘wow’ goals.
His goal scoring records are just ridiculous.
My only “gripe” about the film was that it felt like an obituary, with everyone speaking about him in past tense. Difficult to avoid perhaps when reminiscing about a career from yesteryear but it did sound like he had already passed away.
His goal scoring records are just ridiculous.
My only “gripe” about the film was that it felt like an obituary, with everyone speaking about him in past tense. Difficult to avoid perhaps when reminiscing about a career from yesteryear but it did sound like he had already passed away.
Lemonade Money
Nayim
Haven't got BT, but found this instead.
Glenda's Legs
Cecil Poynton
It's a one-off, just repeated at various times.
spurspinter1
Pat van den Hauwe
4 minutes in to the Leicester Villa game I thought "fudge this" and ended up watching the Greaves film instead and that has been one of the best decisions I've made this week although it's just getting started I suppose.
It shone a bit of light on some things I was totally ignorant to which may show my age, the odd thing that seem totally alien to me like having no substitutes but mainly this great man's ability on the ball alongside how he came back from such problems to rise to prominence once again. I can't remember who said it in the film but in the odd clip showed here and there, he clearly had that "glide" that the real top level players have and it's beautiful to see. All those present to see it (my Grandad being one of them) were lucky to witness his ability, it is a shame how it finished with Spurs..
It shone a bit of light on some things I was totally ignorant to which may show my age, the odd thing that seem totally alien to me like having no substitutes but mainly this great man's ability on the ball alongside how he came back from such problems to rise to prominence once again. I can't remember who said it in the film but in the odd clip showed here and there, he clearly had that "glide" that the real top level players have and it's beautiful to see. All those present to see it (my Grandad being one of them) were lucky to witness his ability, it is a shame how it finished with Spurs..
spurs' magna carter
Ronnie Rosenthal
Watched it this weekend, very moving and brilliant done.
Worth the watch.
Worth the watch.
FatBloke
Niko Kranjcar
I've finally got round to watching the last 20 minutes of the BT Sport film. I've had a few drinks tonight, rounded off with a dram of Octomore (my favourite whisky), toasting Jimmy and my dad (who died 7 years ago today). To say I'm feeling a little maudlin would be an understatement.
I wish I'd seen Greavsie play, rather than just knowing him as a funny pundit on the telly. Didn't have t'internet in those days so I had no idea about his playing career. What a legend.
I wish I'd seen Greavsie play, rather than just knowing him as a funny pundit on the telly. Didn't have t'internet in those days so I had no idea about his playing career. What a legend.
ricky2tricky4city
Luka Modric
Greavsie been admitted to hospital 
Glenda's Legs
Cecil Poynton
Sounds promising. Get home soon Jimmy.
Even if not having Coronavirus, a hospital is not a place I’d want to be right now.
Spur of the moment
Jimmy Neighbour
Heartening!
Denmark Spur
Michael Carrick
Finally - Set to made an MBE
