Good luck Kevin. You were a credit to your profession.
I assume it was Doug that O'Leary ran across the pitch to at the end, but what I've never understood was why Doug was in that side of the ground and not the main stand?
I honestly believe that if he'd seen his career out with us life would have been so much better all round. So many times since he left he's come off the bench and scored vital goals for whichever club he's been at, when we've been crying out for exactly that type of player.Instead our options have been sending the likes of James Collins up front in desperation or trying to rescue games by making like for like substitutions. Not only that but neither Blues or Albion would have won promotion without hiim and without his last minute goal against Brentford in an earlier round our League Cup quarter final at the Sty would never have happened!There's no doubt that we shot ourselves in the foot by allowing him to leave.Happy retirement Kev - my type of player. I wish you'd had a longer Villa career. Just don't score the goal that sends Doncaster down on Saturday please!
Anyone who suffered the previous six derbies will never ever forget the elation of Super Kevs goal at the sty. I, for one, will love that man forever.
Quote from: Lucky Eddie on April 28, 2014, 07:01:51 PMAnyone who suffered the previous six derbies will never ever forget the elation of Super Kevs goal at the sty. I, for one, will love that man forever.Yes, that's the first thing that comes to mind when I think of Phillips, that goal was huge.[/quote)Same. I was in a box in the Railway that year. Just epic when we beat them!