BENNETT YOURE A W*NKER

[joecity]

Darren adams (was it?) scored an absolute worldly in that game too - first time volley on the turn from 25 yards, into the top corner.

Might even have been his debut - Don't think I saw him do anything near that again.

Salutes Sir/

[joecity]

Bennett scored 23 times in 1986–87 but his season was overshadowed by his tackle in an FA Cup tie against Sheffield Wednesday that left opponent Ian Knight with his leg broken in 7 places.[4][5]

Taken from his wiki page. Don't know how to quote it. W8nker

[joecity]

Bennett scored 23 times in 1986–87 but his season was overshadowed by his tackle in an FA Cup tie against Sheffield Wednesday that left opponent Ian Knight with his leg broken in 7 places.[4][5]

Taken from his wiki page. Don't know how to quote it. W8nker

Same shit he tried to pull on Pezza that afternoon was it? Someone can tell me in the morning when the old guys wake up and log on.

[SLUDGE FACTORY]

Wrexham were in the old great western at the start of the day , I was with some mates in the golden cross and we saw them gathering , they then left and walked towards Caroline Street where they apparently got leathered by the docks boys

Post match it was carnage with the police outside the western mail and echo offices then outside the prince of Wales and then the lower end f at Mary Street , I was just eating chips and this sexy blonde in a city shirt came up to me and asked me for a chip and we got talking whilst police vans and dog handlers were clearing the city fans away , got a date out of it , she was a smart lass from fairwater, saw her for a few months but she left for university

I have always liked Wrexham but they got battered that day , I felt sorry for them

[joecity]

Wrexham were in the old great western at the start of the day , I was with some mates in the golden cross and we saw them gathering , they then left and walked towards Caroline Street where they apparently got leathered by the docks boys

Post match it was carnage with the police outside the western mail and echo offices then outside the prince of Wales and then the lower end f at Mary Street , I was just eating chips and this sexy blonde in a city shirt came up to me and asked me for a chip and we got talking whilst police vans and dog handlers were clearing the city fans away , got a date out of it , she was a smart lass from fairwater, saw her for a few months but she left for university

I have always liked Wrexham but they got battered that day , I felt sorry for them

They can handle it Sludge mate. Never bitch when on Wales duty. Good lads. over and out mate. Nos da.

[William Treseder]

Wonder how many City fans would have called him a wanker and threw coins at him if they were face to face with him on their own?
An ale fuelled crowd of 20% hard men and 80% hangers on has always been a safe haven.

[Henry Hill]

Wonder how many City fans would have called him a wanker and threw coins at him if they were face to face with him on their own?
An ale fuelled crowd of 20% hard men and 80% hangers on has always been a safe haven.

I suppose you consider yourself in the 20% hard men do you tough guy?

[nins27]

There is always one nob Henry Hill its you today, bitching others for having a laugh.

[Henry Hill]

There is always one nob Henry Hill its you today, bitching others for having a laugh.

Pipe down theres a good girl

[blue matt]

Wonder how many City fans would have called him a wanker and threw coins at him if they were face to face with him on their own?
An ale fuelled crowd of 20% hard men and 80% hangers on has always been a safe haven.

you are right

but Wasnt it fun

[Badly Ironed Shirt]

Darren adams (was it?) scored an absolute worldly in that game too - first time volley on the turn from 25 yards, into the top corner.

Might even have been his debut - Don't think I saw him do anything near that again.

I was talking about this goal with s mate last week. It was the game where you had to show up to get a ticket for the Luton/Newcastle cup tie. People climbed over the wall to get out having got their ticket.

They missed a cracker.

Adams took a step back with the ball in flight and volleyed it into the corner. That goal remains in my top 5.

[Badly Ironed Shirt]

Foul was on Baddely I thought?

[joecity]

Foul was on Baddely I thought?

You are more likely to be right than me. Shocking memory. I like this board because People remember the details. I told my grampi about it again yesterday and he chuckled. He thought I meant our Gary Bennett first.

[discodaz]

Was a fine afternoon that. As I recall that tool got sent off in front of the Bob playing for Wrexham and remonstrated with the ref, a good old walk off the pitch. Serenaded all the way by said chant. Gary Bennett truly a W*nker

didnt he have new teeth as well all white and shiny

[William Treseder]

you are right

but Wasnt it fun

Matt. I’ve followed the City since the late 70’s, so I’ve seen it all. It was a dangerous hobby in the 70’s and 80’s. It was period in football that was inevitable, and when it came to violence we were Premier league, but
never liked to see coin throwing, and never agreed with battles outside grounds, city centres and boozers, scaring the shit out of innocent shoppers, drinkers and fans all over the country.
If it had to happen then it should have been organised like the east Europeans. A meet at a deserted venue like the countryside or an old warehouse, and toe to toe with no innocent bystanders getting caught up.

[blue matt]

Matt. I’ve followed the City since the late 70’s, so I’ve seen it all. It was a dangerous hobby in the 70’s and 80’s. It was period in football that was inevitable, and when it came to violence we were Premier league, but
never liked to see coin throwing, and never agreed with battles outside grounds, city centres and boozers, scaring the shit out of innocent shoppers, drinkers and fans all over the country.
If it had to happen then it should have been organised like the east Europeans. A meet at a deserted venue like the countryside or an old warehouse, and toe to toe with no innocent bystanders getting caught up.

I joined the fray late 80's ( i had watched them with my dad in the early 80's ), funny enough me and 2 mates were walking through town heading to sign-up to the TA's ( after a crazy night on the beer LOL ) , we saw some " handbags " at the station and headed to Ninian park instead of the TA office, crazy really

I always joked it should be on the pitch at 1/2 time like the gladiator battles in roman times

first the home lot go on the pitch, if the away lot fancy it, then then head to the pitch and game on

No innocent bystanders caught up in it

[William Treseder]

I joined the fray late 80's ( i had watched them with my dad in the early 80's ), funny enough me and 2 mates were walking through town heading to sign-up to the TA's ( after a crazy night on the beer LOL ) , we saw some " handbags " at the station and headed to Ninian park instead of the TA office, crazy really

I always joked it should be on the pitch at 1/2 time like the gladiator battles in roman times

first the home lot go on the pitch, if the away lot fancy it, then then head to the pitch and game on

No innocent bystanders caught up in it

😂👍