Reply With QuoteFunnily enough it is...
Or as I and many others convince ourselves considering we haven't had a haircut in months
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BT Sport Pundits Owen Hargreaves and Steve McManaman.
Do they look in the mirror before going on air?
Funnily enough it is...
Or as I and many others convince ourselves considering we haven't had a haircut in months
The kids have been sporting mullets for some time now. You see loads of wannabe hipster twentysomethings with mullets in Brooklyn.
Ah of course.Originally Posted by adz-a32
I knew there must be a reason for their doos.
Seriously though, they've been sporting those since they played footie and I suppose it's their perogative being celebs and all.
I wonder if Barry Venison still has his.
The Mullet, Hairstyle Of The Gods
One of the greatest books ever written
I piss myself laughing everytime I look at the photos
Pat Sharp , Gary Davies , Hoddle, Waddle, Bolton
Legends , never to be forgotten
Haha, some beauties in there.
Fair play to Hoddle, he's ditched the mullet but still has his trade mark centre parting I see.
Great player, should have had 100 caps.
Not going to lie but I have been considering growing my hair before all this Covid/lockdown started but I got an excuse. Glad I was not the only one who was considering doing the same back then!
Centre parting too!? Did Chris Hoddle predict the hairstyles of 2021!?
Comeback?
It never left Germany.
Do you mean Glenn Waddle?
Edit:
I assume you are referring to Glenn Hoddle's "Mystic Meg"-type fortune teller whose name escapes me, Eileen something?
Yeah, that was an odd period in his career.
Do you mean Glenn Waddle?
They did indeed
Waddle was awkward but talented, Hoddle IMO was different gravy.
Cant beat a good mullet, fantastic hairstyle
The very worst has to be Gerry Francis around the time he played for us. What makes it even worse is that he still has the exactly the same style now and he’s 69 !
Most people haven't been able to get a haircut for over a year. Even DIY hairdressers have difficulty cutting around the back so it's no surprising mullets are seen more often. Before judging whether mullets are the new fashion statement it would be best to wait for hairdressers to resume business.
'Kinell lighten up mun
So you reckon Hargreaves and Macmanaman will be itchng to get skin fades?
He'll end up like Bill Bailey
I've kept mine since 1987 just incase.
What about Charlie Nicholas? Surely the ultimate mullet.
that was a shameful performance
Paul Wimbleton wins it for me
Mike Ford bringing up the rear
My son's in Uni, and regularly sends me pictures of him and his mates with their so-called mullets. Not long enough, I say, but they're happy. So yes, they are back, and they don't look any better than they used to.
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