wtf - the second goal was world class and England didn't have a kick until we were 2-0 down. The Argies were on a different level to us.
I was amazed with his claim that he was playing a backpass to Shilton.
Quote from: Exeter 77 on June 23, 2016, 11:55:42 AMI found myself shouting expletives at the screen when H***e appeared - anyone who doesn't know me would have wondered what was happening!. Not surprised by Shilton mentioning the value of the shirt though after his well documented money problems.Even 30 years on - SH looked a bit isolated in the company of the other players that were at this reunion.
I found myself shouting expletives at the screen when H***e appeared - anyone who doesn't know me would have wondered what was happening!. Not surprised by Shilton mentioning the value of the shirt though after his well documented money problems.
I was thinking about Hodge when Hutton scored on Sunday. Gardner’s attempt to stop him was Hodge-esque in 1986 with Maradona. Hodge and Gardner in the same sentence. Who’d have thought it?
I don’t think he was popular amongst Spurs fans as well as he said in an interview that he was lonely in London during his time there.
Quote from: Exeter 77 on June 23, 2016, 11:55:42 AMI found myself shouting expletives at the screen when H***e appeared - anyone who doesn't know me would have wondered what was happening!. Not surprised by Shilton mentioning the value of the shirt though after his well documented money problems.I remember Peter Shilton doing an interview with Hawksbee and Jacobs on Talksport some years ago when he went on to plug his autobiography. The only trouble was he didn't seem to get the point of the interview and wouldn't talk about the book at all other than to tell people to buy it. So H&J would say, "There's a great story in there about a hilarious incident in the England hotel in Mexico, tell us about that". And Shilts says, "Er, well, I don't want to give it away." H&J: "Just give us a little flavour, it's the one about Bobby Robson forgetting the name of -" Shilts: "No, stop, you'll spoil it, I don't want to tell all the stories in the book, I want people to buy it and read it!" He was a humourless bastard and gave nothing away, absolutely nothing, it was simultaneously one of the shittest and funniest interviews I've ever heard. He was definitely worried about losing out on a few quid...