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the streaker
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The Bear - he was immense :-D
All we need now is Goldilocks and some porridge..........
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The Bear - he was immense :-D
The Bear - he was immense :-D
All we need now is Goldilocks and some porridge..........
I remember we played at Brighton circa 1978 and the BHA lads were helped out by a few Hells Angels. The Bear and the Vauxies lads kicked fuck out of them in the corner.The Bear - he was immense :-D
Wonderful stuff.
I remember we played Oldham at home in the late 1970's or so and me and mate, as usual went to the paper shop at the top of ropery Lane to get the Echo. We stared in disbelief as the official crowd was given as less than 20k.
had to fight he was too fat to run
got caught down Boro one season, fuckin hell on for well over a hour
wasnt the hardest but always "showed"
Why?
They got a pasting, just as Tottenham did too, when they were in the RE in good numbers in the late 1970's
Legends indeed. Book coming out about them all in September 2009 - Total Football Sunderland AFC 1935 to 1937.My earliest memory of anything SAFC related was being taught the names by my mother of the Sunderland players that won the Cup in 1937.
Probably one of my earliest memories as I was about 3.
Mapson
Gorman
Hall
Thompson
Johnston
McNab
Duns
Carter
Gurney
Gallacher
Burbanks
Along with all the usual nursery rhymes, they were legends.
I remember we played at Brighton circa 1978 and the BHA lads were helped out by a few Hells Angels. The Bear and the Vauxies lads kicked fuck out of them in the corner.
football violence went with the territory and for anyone who wasnt there it was out of place with today's game, but it was what it was.
Erm cos we got three bears.............. :-D
Nor, just One Bear answered 3 times..
feelin left out are we?
Spurs, MOTD when the horses came on the pitch?There's a friend of mine who used to follow Spurs home and away in the 70's and 80's. They went up to Roker the season after they were relegated and their 'firm' took it upon themselves to take home ends, put on red noses, and have their pic taken as evidence.
They were sifting through them the other month, chuckling at these ridiculous pissed up slobs in the home end at Field Mill and the like, when they realised they could only see 20 pics. They ummed and ahhhed and finally realised that Roker Park was the missing photo. "Why's that?" I asked. "We didn't stay in there long enough to get our noses out of our pockets, let alone take a f***ing picture!" came the wry response.
They didn't hang around too much outside the ground either, I rememberThere's a friend of mine who used to follow Spurs home and away in the 70's and 80's. They went up to Roker the season after they were relegated and their 'firm' took it upon themselves to take home ends, put on red noses, and have their pic taken as evidence.
They were sifting through them the other month, chuckling at these ridiculous pissed up slobs in the home end at Field Mill and the like, when they realised they could only see 20 pics. They ummed and ahhhed and finally realised that Roker Park was the missing photo. "Why's that?" I asked. "We didn't stay in there long enough to get our noses out of our pockets, let alone take a f***ing picture!" came the wry response.
f***ing hell Dr Happys on the prowl.............
Not sure but I remember the legend of John Henry (The Bear's mate) at Plymouth/.Portsmouth, where he got chased into a garden, broke into the shed and in self defence started battering everyone with a garden shovel.Not linked to this but didn't one of the supporters busses get shot at by some Hells Angels one year.
They didn't hang around too much outside the ground either, I remember
Back way back when if you got on MOTD it was a special occasion - now its 2 a penny. :roll: