Pirate Jet
Winger
His lob against Norwich was class
Look at the pace
Look at the pace
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Those stripes are so slimming
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He's the long lost elder son of steve bruce
NO NO and NOOne of the biggest talents we have had since our return to the premier league. Doesn't get much better than this:
Arms like a T-Rex
first appearance in a sunderland shirt this wasn't it?
pressed them forcing a throw in, won possesion from them after, a one two then fantastic ball for purphy to do the rest. what an introduction...
...then straight off for a cowboy supper, a kebab, pizza, an Indian and a few pints before bedtime...
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I watched that game in the lounge of a B & B on the outskirts of Cardiff, sat on my todd with only a few lagers for company. I booked the digs myself and that was about the 3rd one I rang and the 1st that confirmed they had SKY.
It was mainly our reserves who completely outplayed Norwich that night and I did laugh when the shot of the mag and his embarrassed son was shown
i'd rather have a fat reid than a fit bridcutt
There is mucho ironee in the above statement.................I am a firm believer in the old saying cream rises to the top..............he found his level...he could not run! had no pace!and 1 out of 10 corners may have reached the centre of the goal ............he could turn on a sixpence but only one way scored spectacular goals at a rate of 1:500 attempts ............he did make me laugh when he tried to run with the ball it was like he was running in treacle he ran for a couple of yards slowed down then speeded up again! he certaily was not a premiership footballer in any shape or form ...................and did i say cream rises to the top but im afraid reidy ate all the cream and the eggs and the dairyman and probably his horse!Underrated by loads. But hey, we know how many don't know a football from a snowball.
I agree but Reid was an arse. He usually turned up for pre-season or after an injury lay off looking like a f***ing slob rather than a sportsman. He had one spell when he was looked slim and fit and played better for 90 minutes but he had an injury and reverted to type again.
Tell you what, you're an oddbod, but as well as cream rising to the top so does scum.There is mucho ironee in the above statement.................I am a firm believer in the old saying cream rises to the top..............he found his level...he could not run! had no pace!and 1 out of 10 corners may have reached the centre of the goal ............he could turn on a sixpence but only one way scored spectacular goals at a rate of 1:500 attempts ............he did make me laugh when he tried to run with the ball it was like he was running in treacle he ran for a couple of yards slowed down then speeded up again! he certaily was not a premiership footballer in any shape or form ...................and did i say cream rises to the top but im afraid reidy ate all the cream and the eggs and the dairyman and probably his horse!
first appearance in a sunderland shirt this wasn't it?
pressed them forcing a throw in, won possesion from them after, a one two then fantastic ball for purphy to do the rest. what an introduction...