SirJohnRichards
26-01-2006, 19:44
Sorry if this has already been posted but thought you might be interested.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/fa_cup/4647326.stm
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/fa_cup/4647326.stm
View Full Version : Oh the memories!!
SirJohnRichards
26-01-2006, 19:45
Bugger, just seen another!!! Ha ha never mind!
Hibbitt was King
26-01-2006, 19:50
I was there.
(Actually Daly cancelled out Richards goal at OT).
Pearson scored just before half time,Kindon hit the post in the second half with the score still at 2-1, and Parkin hit the post from miles out at 2-2.
If we'd made it to half time or that 3rd one had gone in, the result may have been different, but it was a privilege to have seen that match.
(Actually Daly cancelled out Richards goal at OT).
Pearson scored just before half time,Kindon hit the post in the second half with the score still at 2-1, and Parkin hit the post from miles out at 2-2.
If we'd made it to half time or that 3rd one had gone in, the result may have been different, but it was a privilege to have seen that match.
thaibri
26-01-2006, 19:55
I was there as well
Wednesbury Wolf
26-01-2006, 20:43
I remember how I cursedGreenhoff for getting the goal to take the match into extra time,I had hated him for years but can't remember why.
Reading the bit about what the players are doing now I thought what a criminal waste for Hibbitt to be wasting his talents watching referees.He was and always will be one of my all time greats in a Wolves shirt,if we had just a little bit of his effort and 100% application now, we may be in a better position.
Long live King Kenny,how I would love to see him as our manager.
Reading the bit about what the players are doing now I thought what a criminal waste for Hibbitt to be wasting his talents watching referees.He was and always will be one of my all time greats in a Wolves shirt,if we had just a little bit of his effort and 100% application now, we may be in a better position.
Long live King Kenny,how I would love to see him as our manager.
Deutsch Wolf
26-01-2006, 20:47
Long live King Kenny,how I would love to see him as our manager.
What a stunning managerial record he's got.
What a stunning managerial record he's got.
IMAB
26-01-2006, 20:49
Long live King Kenny,how I would love to see him as our manager.
What a stunning managerial record he's got.
Is it just Walsall?
What a stunning managerial record he's got.
Is it just Walsall?
Still Proud
26-01-2006, 20:50
Kenny at Brum!! Brother Terry maybe Kenny went to Coventry then Bristol Rovers. Steve Kindon aka "Skippy"!!!!!!smileys/smiley5.gifSurely The Tank!
I was there too and after Bobby Gould's wonder goal from the touchline against Ipswich, and I think it was on that run JPR was the first ever sub to score a hat-trick in a FA Cup Tie Vs Charlton (managed to persuade my Dad not to leave early and got to see his third), I really thought we could go all he way.
We got relegated that season but it was a hell of a season, all the way to standing on the South Bank in that game vs Liverpool at the end.
I was there too and after Bobby Gould's wonder goal from the touchline against Ipswich, and I think it was on that run JPR was the first ever sub to score a hat-trick in a FA Cup Tie Vs Charlton (managed to persuade my Dad not to leave early and got to see his third), I really thought we could go all he way.
We got relegated that season but it was a hell of a season, all the way to standing on the South Bank in that game vs Liverpool at the end.
lon chaney jr
26-01-2006, 21:29
Long live King Kenny,how I would love to see him as our manager.
What a stunning managerial record he's got.
Is it just Walsall?
Wasn't he at Hednesford too?
What a stunning managerial record he's got.
Is it just Walsall?
Wasn't he at Hednesford too?
lon chaney jr
26-01-2006, 21:29
Sorry. Double post.Edited by: lon chaney jr
Gold Umbro
27-01-2006, 10:13
Long live King Kenny,how I would love to see him as our manager.
What a stunning managerial record he's got.
Is it just Walsall?
Wasn't he at Hednesford too?
And Cardiff?
What a stunning managerial record he's got.
Is it just Walsall?
Wasn't he at Hednesford too?
And Cardiff?
Japan Wulf
27-01-2006, 13:54
I was there too. Broke my heart, it did. Broke my heart.
