... every facet of the club was touched by them including the players
The Official 2011 WHU Club Diary will make an interesting read. Make sure you get one Sendo, it will make you so proud of your clubs history.
1945 - David Gold is born, Hitler immediately surrenders1951 - David Sullivan born in a barn in Nazareth, formative years spent as a carpenter making wooden dildoes and crude sculptures of dogs rutting
Quote from: "Mark Kelly"The Official 2011 WHU Club Diary will make an interesting read. Make sure you get one Sendo, it will make you so proud of your clubs history.1868 - West Ham invent football, aided by the supervision of Isambard Sullivan and Cuthbert Gold - It proves to be a roaring success.1923 - West Ham win the FA cup for the 14th time in succession, David Sullivan's Father Jackoff Sullivan helps clear the overcrowded Wembley pitch with his white Unicorn (A white horse with a Cornetto glued to it's face)1945 - David Gold is born, Hitler immediately surrenders1951 - David Sullivan born in a barn in Nazareth, formative years spent as a carpenter making wooden dildoes and crude sculptures of dogs rutting1966 West Ham win the World cup! Are we singing when we're winning?We are now!1972 - Joy as West Ham win their 31st League title2010 - The nadir of West Ham history, Sullivan and Gold take over, utopian football awaits
Quote from: "Mark Fletcher"1945 - David Gold is born, Hitler immediately surrenders1951 - David Sullivan born in a barn in Nazareth, formative years spent as a carpenter making wooden dildoes and crude sculptures of dogs ruttingThanks, Mark. It's been a long week and that's the best laugh I've had.
I recall their not so gentle encouragement, via Brady, to boycott the Birmingham Evening Mail due to a negative story being written.This led to a few of the street vendors being verbally and physically abused - Nice.Also, they wanted City fans, in a full page advertisment, to boycott a couple of supermarkets (Sainsbury's and Morrison's from memory), due to them refusing to stock the Sport newspapers.They also stated in the advert that The Daily Sport were the only organisation to offer 'cancer sufferer Bobby Moore a job.' - Classy.A Blues supporting mate of mine told me that in one of the suites at the Blues, they had a huge painted canvas of Sullvan arms aloft with the crowd beneath him all haling him like a Caesar.
ATTENTION ALL BIRMINGHAM CITY SUPPORTERS! Dear Blues fans, Over a decade ago Birmingham City was on its knees when our company Sport Newspapers stepped in. Today your club is a vibrant and successful Premiership team. And now we're asking for YOUR help. Several of the country's leading supermarkets do not sell our newspapers, The Daily Sport and The Sunday Sport. It's vital to the survival of these newspapers that we are stocked in supermarkets which now command a large slice of newspaper sales. At the moment they are refusing to sell the newspapers that helped Birmingham FC in its hour of need 12 years ago. We believe there is a real demand for these newspapers and we urge all Blues fans to ask their local Asda, Morrisson's or Sainsbury's stock The Daily Sport and The Sunday Sport every time they shop there. Each time you make that request, we want you to email us on stockthesport@sportnewspapers.co.uk so we can prove to the supermarkets that there really is a demand. Yours in football, David Sullivan, David Gold, Ralph Gold PS: We bought a struggling team and took it to the Premiership AND we gave England's World cup winning skipper, Bobby Moore, a job as sports editor when NOBODY in football would lend him a helping hand. So now we're asking all football supporters to give us a helping hand. Thank you.
Quote from: "Mark Fletcher"I recall their not so gentle encouragement, via Brady, to boycott the Birmingham Evening Mail due to a negative story being written.This led to a few of the street vendors being verbally and physically abused - Nice.Also, they wanted City fans, in a full page advertisment, to boycott a couple of supermarkets (Sainsbury's and Morrison's from memory), due to them refusing to stock the Sport newspapers.They also stated in the advert that The Daily Sport were the only organisation to offer 'cancer sufferer Bobby Moore a job.' - Classy.A Blues supporting mate of mine told me that in one of the suites at the Blues, they had a huge painted canvas of Sullvan arms aloft with the crowd beneath him all haling him like a Caesar.*rummages through five year old Sent Items folder*QuoteATTENTION ALL BIRMINGHAM CITY SUPPORTERS! Dear Blues fans, Over a decade ago Birmingham City was on its knees when our company Sport Newspapers stepped in. Today your club is a vibrant and successful Premiership team. And now we're asking for YOUR help. Several of the country's leading supermarkets do not sell our newspapers, The Daily Sport and The Sunday Sport. It's vital to the survival of these newspapers that we are stocked in supermarkets which now command a large slice of newspaper sales. At the moment they are refusing to sell the newspapers that helped Birmingham FC in its hour of need 12 years ago. We believe there is a real demand for these newspapers and we urge all Blues fans to ask their local Asda, Morrisson's or Sainsbury's stock The Daily Sport and The Sunday Sport every time they shop there. Each time you make that request, we want you to email us on stockthesport@sportnewspapers.co.uk so we can prove to the supermarkets that there really is a demand. Yours in football, David Sullivan, David Gold, Ralph Gold PS: We bought a struggling team and took it to the Premiership AND we gave England's World cup winning skipper, Bobby Moore, a job as sports editor when NOBODY in football would lend him a helping hand. So now we're asking all football supporters to give us a helping hand. Thank you.
I'm going to have to stop ready this thread. Some of that is utterly cringeworthy. I bloody hope they don't try that at West Ham.They won't stay popular for very long if they do.
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