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Twenty Years Ago Today, Reuser's Dramatic Debut25th Mar 2020 09:34 Twenty years ago today Martijn Reuser made a dramatic Portman Road bow, scoring a last-gasp debut winning goal as the promotion-chasing Blues beat Fulham 1-0. TWTD caught up with the Dutchman to reminisce.35
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21 years ago today on 10:24 - Mar 25 with 1960 views
21 years ago today on 10:24 - Mar 25 by Dubtractor
Swoon.
You know that saying "If he was made of chocolate, he'd eat himself"? Well, if he was made of chocolate I'd eat him and I'm a diabetic. That bloke was just the best...
You know that saying "If he was made of chocolate, he'd eat himself"? Well, if he was made of chocolate I'd eat him and I'm a diabetic. That bloke was just the best...
You know that saying "If he was made of chocolate, he'd eat himself"? Well, if he was made of chocolate I'd eat him and I'm a diabetic. That bloke was just the best...
Would go gay for Reuser, that's for sure. He's a dreamboat.
footers QC - Prosecution Barrister, Hasketon Law Chambers
I am wondering how many of you peoples were reading this article in your heads with the very nice Dutch accent, as was I doing when I was reading this very good article about the wonderful footballer from Ipswich Town, Martijn Reuser.
# WE ARE STEALING THE FUTURE FROM OUR CHILDREN --- WE MUST CHANGE COURSE #
21 years ago today on 13:32 - Mar 25 by NthQldITFC
I am wondering how many of you peoples were reading this article in your heads with the very nice Dutch accent, as was I doing when I was reading this very good article about the wonderful footballer from Ipswich Town, Martijn Reuser.
So there's a a large South African contingent in the Dutch police then?
Not the best player to play for ITFC but just what we needed at the time. He had that happy knack of scoring crucial goals at the right time. Spectacular ones too. For both the Bolton 5th and Barnsley 4th I think everyone in the ground knew what he was going to do. Happy memories.
In those days, I went to the ground expecting us to win and to play decent football doing it. That didn’t always work out, but boy did we have a decent team. These days we don’t have a team, I don’t expect us to play decent football or to win. We scrape results every so often, but we’ve been awful for years. So sad.
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21 years ago today on 13:49 - Mar 25 with 1477 views
Not the best player to play for ITFC but just what we needed at the time. He had that happy knack of scoring crucial goals at the right time. Spectacular ones too. For both the Bolton 5th and Barnsley 4th I think everyone in the ground knew what he was going to do. Happy memories.
In those days, I went to the ground expecting us to win and to play decent football doing it. That didn’t always work out, but boy did we have a decent team. These days we don’t have a team, I don’t expect us to play decent football or to win. We scrape results every so often, but we’ve been awful for years. So sad.
Very rarely in Burleys time did you ever leave a game thinking " we were sht" or that was boring
No fear. Attacking football.
Big Joe had the same football mentality and the football was the same.
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