Interview with Keith Waugh

[shreds1975]

Latest interview for my blog. It will go online in 3 parts starting today through to Friday.

A really great guy and very generous with his time. I didn't mention scoring past him at the Open Day in 1982!

Part 1 link is below and I will post links to the other parts on this thread. All comments/feedback welcomed. UTB!

http://aunitedview.blogspot.co.uk/2012/10/interview-with-keith-waugh-part-1-black.html

 

[diplomat]

Another good interview shreds. I do enjoy these. Thanks.

 

[ponteblade]

Thanks loved reading it, good job!

 

[shreds1975]

Here is Part 2 covering 4th Division title, Darlington, leaving the Blades and returning with Bristol City in the Play Offs and winning at Wembley with City.

Thanks Ponteblade and diplomat.

http://aunitedview.blogspot.com/2012/10/interview-with-keith-waugh-part-2.html

 

[super_pig]

great keeper Keith Waugh.. unfortunately overshadowed sometimes by the holy trinity that came after him (Tracey, Kelly and Rees)..
enjoyable read shreds.. many thanks.. can't wait for part 3

 

[broomhillblade]

I could never understand why his name was pronounced 'woff' rather than 'war'.

I suppose it's linked with the nightmare of 'cough', 'bough', 'dough', 'rough' etc.

 

[SouthEssexBlade]

Good stuff as always Ian.

 

[shreds1975]

And finally, Part 3

http://aunitedview.blogspot.com/2012/10/interview-with-keith-waugh-part-3.html

Thanks for the comments and "likes"

 

[Kendal]

Probably saw more of him than any other keeper. The 4th division year I went to the lane more times than I have since. Always stood right behind the goal, in the hope that I'd be recognisable on telly or in the Green un. I was 8 or 9 at the time. I wanted to be a keeper when I was little. After Peter Shilton & Pat Jennings, he was my favourite player at the time.