super_pig
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Wilder didn’t want everyone on the pitch because he has the class to realise it wasn’t ‘technically’ done yet
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Wilder didn’t want everyone on the pitch because he has the class to realise it wasn’t ‘technically’ done yet
It’s not the first time we’ve respected a manager’s wishes and stayed off the pitch. I seem to recall that we did the same for Adkins.I hope that wasn’t the only reason. The celebrations were for 30,000, not 3,000 and bollocks to Everton else.
I Totally agree Pinchy. "For the many, not the few!". An amazing day.I hope that wasn’t the only reason. The celebrations were for 30,000, not 3,000 and bollocks to Everton else.
Yeah, fuck Everton.I hope that wasn’t the only reason. The celebrations were for 30,000, not 3,000 and bollocks to Everton else.
I have on several threads.Why do you need to go on the pitch though? Nobody has yet been able to answer that particular question.
13 goal différence actually
I’m pretty sure I was on the pitch in 1971 and Eddie Colquhoun was smoking as the players acknowledged the crowds. Those were the days LOL
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Today was f***ing boring in comparison, at least the sanctimonious pc brigade were happy.
Whatever happened to:We used to do a lot of things back in the “good old days”, times change, get over it!
Fans on the pitch and the players came out in the directors box, if Bert's memory recalls correctly.
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