QuoteOriginally Posted by third policeman
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I was convinced that Goodman was black. Sure I saw him playing for Wimbledon against Liverpool.
Not Exactly: http://www.jamd.com/image/g/1257601
Last edited by Traps Cat; 13/01/2009 at 9:28 AM.
"The cat is in it, but it's open - and it's a wild cat"
Liam George (striker) and Kwame Ampadu (midfield). Both got 4 caps at U21.
Honest! I am not a secret Tim nor a closet Sham - I really am a Seagull.
Lads, what started as an interesting thread has nosedived due to stereotyping and politically incorrect remarks. ´Ace of Spades´ is where the racial slur ´spade´derives from. What next??? Cop on....
It is difficult and stupid to be a racist and a supporter of the Irish football team when you consider that one of our best ever players was Paul McGrath and certainly he has been the best in actual tournaments.
Post edited - in no way was term used to be racist. Bad call on my part.
"The cat is in it, but it's open - and it's a wild cat"
We're all from Africa anyway according to the Programme "The Blood of the Irish". Our DNA shows we all originally came from Africa (like the rest of mankind) and then from the Basque region in Spain. So were all Afro-Basques
Forget about the performance or entertainment. It's only the result that matters.
If youre counting my post in the above then i think you need to relax and possibly get out more.
I like high energy football. A little bit rock and roll. Many finishes instead of waiting for the perfect one.
Stand corrected. Funny how the memory plays tricks. Forgot abour Leon Best.
H.Hughton
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Think he might mean Cian Hughton , Chris's Son
"The cat is in it, but it's open - and it's a wild cat"
Henry Hughton was Chris's brother who played for Orient in the late 70's - think he may have been in the the orient squad that reached the cup semi final. However I think there was a black player who won youth caps for Ireland just before Chris and Henry. I cant remember exactly but from memory his name was Lynch and i think he played for Coventry.
No, he meant Chris's older brother, Henry, a decent enough player at Crystal Palace, iirc:
http://forums.cpfc.org/showthread.php?threadid=117821
Edit: Riff Raff beat me to it, but whilst Henry also played for Orient, I'd say he was much more associated with Palace.
racial, so...
I stand corrected.
"The cat is in it, but it's open - and it's a wild cat"
I think you need to stop advising me on my social life under the presumption that I was referring to your post. Which was juvenile and misguided rather than directly racist.
Could add Matthew Rush who played for West Ham and Ireland U21. Think he left the game because of injuries.
no presumptions, just a question....
yes Zidane, Matthew Rush played a couple of B internationals too if i recall correctly and looked like he could have been a pretty useful player. Played wide right, i think... Was going to mention him earlier...
I like high energy football. A little bit rock and roll. Many finishes instead of waiting for the perfect one.
Yeah remember him in the testimonial we played against West ham in '93/94 after we had qualified for the World Cup. Think it was for Tony Gale and they had just opened up the Bobby Moore stand.
If I remember correctly Rush played a half for either side (though the mind could be playing tricks!!)
I thought you were off the drink Ronnie?
"No, I drink to help me mind my own business....can I get you one? (c) Ronnie Drew
I think Richie Byrne got a couple of under-age caps, but being with Inverness, I doubt he'll see any more
http://www.eleven-a-side.com/acrosst...ws.asp?n=35504
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