Brownieblade
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Awful news, don’t know if it’s just the position but thoughts went to Mel
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100% right (as always!). Goram was later, wasn’t he?It was Jim Leighton, not Goram
Yes, 1998/99 season100% right (as always!). Goram was later, wasn’t he?
Unless I'm mistaken Tracey was on the verge of a full Ireland callup under Jack Charlton.We had four keepers on our books at the same time:
Kelly: Ireland international
Goram: Scotland international
Rees: Just called up into Wales squad
Tracey: England B squad (and should have been full international)
Not a bad roster!
Did I dream that at one stage Man United were rumoured to be about to put in a 750k bid for Tracey. Saying that in one newspaper or another every player is rumoured with everything !Unless I'm mistaken Tracey was on the verge of a full Ireland callup under Jack Charlton.
There was a point when Manure were going through keepers like Tango goes through a Travelodge buffet, they even had Chris Turner at one point (he let in 7 against Hartlepool in a preseason friendly!).Did I dream that at one stage Man United were rumoured to be about to put in a 750k bid for Tracey. Saying that in one newspaper or another every player is rumoured with everything !
It was definitely talked about at the time. I think there were links with one of his grandparents.Unless I'm mistaken Tracey was on the verge of a full Ireland callup under Jack Charlton.
Fantastic keeper for Rangers. The difference often when they beat Celtic, leading to the wonderful Tommy Burns lamenting how Andy Goram might feature on his gravestone.Top keeper in his day. Was backup for the Alan Kelly/Simon Tracey show. Uniquely the only player to have played both cricket and football for Scotland.
Jack Charlton wanted him but I think Tracey found out that his grandparents werent born in Ireland so he wasnt qualified enough to play for IrelandUnless I'm mistaken Tracey was on the verge of a full Ireland callup under Jack Charlton.
Diagnosed with cancer:
Have very little recollection of his time at the Lane but by all accounts a top player and a top bloke too![]()
Didn't stop Tony Cascarino!Jack Charlton wanted him but I think Tracey found out that his grandparents werent born in Ireland so he wasnt qualified enough to play for Ireland
qualified 7 years earlier through his adopted Irish grandfather!Didn't stop Tony Cascarino!
Aye but made our goals agin Woods all the sweeter - including I seem to recall 1 through the legs ?It was definitely talked about at the time. I think there were links with one of his grandparents.
Either way, it was a travesty that Chris Woods was deemed to be a better keeper than Tracey. Not in a million years!
Just what I'd read here.qualified 7 years earlier through his adopted Irish grandfather!
Yes, by 1992 there were stricter rules on qualifying to play for IrelandJust what I'd read here.
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Cascarino never eligible for Irish
Tony Cascarino, who made a record 88 appearances for the Republic of Ireland, does not hold an Irish passport and has never been eligible to play for the country.www.theguardian.com
I am a 30 plus year survivor of cancer, my parents & both paternal & maternal grandparents died from various forms of it, my sister is a survivor of it & have many family members who are either victims or survivors of it, but I laugh at cancer jokes because as a survivor I am literally laughing at it. It is a fucker & brings proper heartache, but every time I hear a joke about it I laugh (unless it's a crap joke), because every day I live is a day nearer a cure, & when that happens we will all laugh our heads off at it.That you can joke about cancer
Agree, joking about it kept my spirits up throughout my treatment and has kept it off my mind ever since.I am a 30 plus year survivor of cancer, my parents & both paternal & maternal grandparents died from various forms of it, my sister is a survivor of it & have many family members who are either victims or survivors of it, but I laugh at cancer jokes because as a survivor I am literally laughing at it. It is a fucker & brings proper heartache, but every time I hear a joke about it I laugh (unless it's a crap joke), because every day I live is a day nearer a cure, & when that happens we will all laugh our heads off at it.
Memory likely to be playing tricks but didn't he get put on standby for the England squad at one point but got injured ?Jack Charlton wanted him but I think Tracey found out that his grandparents werent born in Ireland so he wasnt qualified enough to play for Ireland
Fuck it, I’ll bite.Anyone who makes jokes about illness and or dogs should do 2 year minimum national service.
The pub. The internet. Different universes.If you were sat in the pub and someone said that to someone's wife, you'd sit there and think he deserved to get punched.
Off topic but worth clarifying and not to be joked about. Most people misunderstand and get Schizophrenia mixed up with Dissociative personality disorder (Dissociative identity disorder used to be called 'multiple personality disorder). If you have dissociative identity disorder you will experience severe changes in your identity. Different aspects (states) of your identity may be in control of your behaviour and thoughts at different times.is what most people think of when it’s mentioned. Schizophrenia is a serious mental disorder in which people interpret reality abnormally. Schizophrenia may result in some combination of hallucinations, delusions, and extremely disordered thinking and behavior that impairs daily functioning, and can be disabling. People with schizophrenia require lifelong treatment.It was a joke about his schizophrenia, not his cancer.
Did the chihuahua have cancer?Fuck it, I’ll bite.
Why did the chihuahua cross the road?
Because that’s how far I can kick a chihuahua.
This is correct. Graham Taylor put him on a stand by in March 1992 but Tracey had to pull out after suffering a shoulder injury at Chelsea. Then we signed Mel Rees just before the transfer deadlineMemory likely to be playing tricks but didn't he get put on standby for the England squad at one point but got injured ?
I thought they looked into it but found it was too tenuous even for that era of Ireland teams?Unless I'm mistaken Tracey was on the verge of a full Ireland callup under Jack Charlton.
It was those lovely blue eyes…..It was definitely talked about at the time. I think there were links with one of his grandparents.
Either way, it was a travesty that Chris Woods was deemed to be a better keeper than Tracey. Not in a million years!
My missus walked into the bedroom last night just as I was pulling off my boxers.Fuck it, I’ll bite.
Why did the chihuahua cross the road?
Because that’s how far I can kick a chihuahua.
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