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Thin Lizzy at Regent [was it called that then?] it was a Thursday night and coincided with 2nd reply v West Ham.
When I read the report TL didn't take the stage until @ 21:45 as Phil Lynott had gone to the game... within 12 months he was dead.
We lost 1-0, and some there was some nastiness with the gutter trash used to follow West Ham then. thank god their fans are some much more grown up now... oh.
Things you've missed to watch ITFC instead on 16:39 - Apr 9 by Pendejo
Thin Lizzy at Regent [was it called that then?] it was a Thursday night and coincided with 2nd reply v West Ham.
When I read the report TL didn't take the stage until @ 21:45 as Phil Lynott had gone to the game... within 12 months he was dead.
We lost 1-0, and some there was some nastiness with the gutter trash used to follow West Ham then. thank god their fans are some much more grown up now... oh.
Remember that game. Tony Cottee scored the winner if I remember rightly.
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Things you've missed to watch ITFC instead on 16:50 - Apr 9 with 4520 views
Things you've missed to watch ITFC instead on 16:38 - Apr 9 by Illinoisblue
harsh. most days this would make my top 20 of all time.
the original is good too
A guy I know is a brilliant Elvis Costello look-alike & he has been given free dinners by restaurants in the US when waiters have insisted that he is the real EC. It does help that he's Irish & is a similar age.
Flip side of the OP, I missed a home game against Everton to go to my then brother in law's wedding and that marriage(brother in law's)ended when they got back from honeymoon!
Weddings should not be allowed in the football season.
Things you've missed to watch ITFC instead on 16:39 - Apr 9 by Pendejo
Thin Lizzy at Regent [was it called that then?] it was a Thursday night and coincided with 2nd reply v West Ham.
When I read the report TL didn't take the stage until @ 21:45 as Phil Lynott had gone to the game... within 12 months he was dead.
We lost 1-0, and some there was some nastiness with the gutter trash used to follow West Ham then. thank god their fans are some much more grown up now... oh.
I only learn't the other day that PL was from West Bromwich.
I thought he was from Dublin.
“Hello, I'm your MP. Actually I'm not. I'm your candidate. Gosh.”
Boris Johnson canvassing in Henley, 2005.
Things you've missed to watch ITFC instead on 16:52 - Apr 9 by Radlett_blue
A guy I know is a brilliant Elvis Costello look-alike & he has been given free dinners by restaurants in the US when waiters have insisted that he is the real EC. It does help that he's Irish & is a similar age.
assume he politely refuses if they ask him to sing!
Things you've missed to watch ITFC instead on 16:59 - Apr 9 by PJH
Flip side of the OP, I missed a home game against Everton to go to my then brother in law's wedding and that marriage(brother in law's)ended when they got back from honeymoon!
Weddings should not be allowed in the football season.
That defeat to Barnsley in 2010 I mentioned earlier, I could have gone to Twickenham where England beat Australia. Might be why I vividly remember how crap we were that day.
Things you've missed to watch ITFC instead on 17:44 - Apr 9 by Steve_M
Joe Royle had the right idea here.
I have seen Joe Royle and weddings mentioned on here a few times-that was well before my TWTD days so I still have not worked out what the story is for that.
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Things you've missed to watch ITFC instead on 18:46 - Apr 9 with 4326 views
If I hadn’t messed up my tube journey spectacularly last year, I’d have missed my four figure Grand National winner because I was watching town get destroyed at Fulham.
Thankfully, I fecked it up on the tube so managed to turn round, pretend the game wasn’t happening and see my horse win.
Things you've missed to watch ITFC instead on 17:47 - Apr 9 by PJH
I have seen Joe Royle and weddings mentioned on here a few times-that was well before my TWTD days so I still have not worked out what the story is for that.
Do you remember Malcolm?
AKA Haverhillnumberone amongst others.
Not only did Joe Royle ruin his wedding, Malcolm also banned Marcus Evans from The Unofficial Haverhill independent Supports Club.
It isn't definite info that Marcus actually applied to join in the first place.
“Hello, I'm your MP. Actually I'm not. I'm your candidate. Gosh.”
Boris Johnson canvassing in Henley, 2005.
Things you've missed to watch ITFC instead on 17:47 - Apr 9 by PJH
I have seen Joe Royle and weddings mentioned on here a few times-that was well before my TWTD days so I still have not worked out what the story is for that.
Self-proclaimed superfan and Haverhill export Malcolm claimed Royle ruined his wedding, which was to be held at Portman Road, by arranging a pre-season friendly on the same day. He claimed The Sun paid him several thousand for the story.
Malcy liked Royle about as much as the numbskulls like Mick at the moment.
Things you've missed to watch ITFC instead on 18:59 - Apr 9 by Steve_M
Self-proclaimed superfan and Haverhill export Malcolm claimed Royle ruined his wedding, which was to be held at Portman Road, by arranging a pre-season friendly on the same day. He claimed The Sun paid him several thousand for the story.
Malcy liked Royle about as much as the numbskulls like Mick at the moment.
Thanks, now I understand the occasional"Joe Royle ruined my wedding" posts.
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Things you've missed to watch ITFC instead on 19:25 - Apr 9 with 4264 views
Things you've missed to watch ITFC instead on 16:39 - Apr 9 by Pendejo
Thin Lizzy at Regent [was it called that then?] it was a Thursday night and coincided with 2nd reply v West Ham.
When I read the report TL didn't take the stage until @ 21:45 as Phil Lynott had gone to the game... within 12 months he was dead.
We lost 1-0, and some there was some nastiness with the gutter trash used to follow West Ham then. thank god their fans are some much more grown up now... oh.
The second replay was played in front of about 14,000 as opposed to the 25,000 that saw the first replay a couple of days previous. Bloody cold night too. Game played with an orange ball from memory.
Think I'd rather have seen Thin Lizzy that night looking back. Superb band. Think it would have been called 'The Gaumont' at that point in time too.
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