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Bell crossed the ball for young to score after reeves miskicked due to a split boot I was their that day a wide eyed 11year old and we battered them
That’s right Simmpool. i.ve found this link which confirms it.
http://myweb.tiscali.co.uk/ultimatewigan/7071.htm%5B/quote%5D
Confirms it ?
Stick to winding griff up.[/quote]
And why would this not confirm it?
He looked out of shape though. By the end he was blowing like a hurricane.
Like an old man.[/quote]
He’s not a hardy Northerner though. Bloody Southern man.Bell crossed the ball for young to score after reeves miskicked due to a split boot I was their that day a wide eyed 11year old and we battered them
That’s right Simmpool. i.ve found this link which confirms it.
http://myweb.tiscali.co.uk/ultimatewigan/7071.htm%5B/quote%5D
Confirms it ?
Stick to winding griff up.[/quote]
And why would this not confirm it?[/quote]
It confirms your inability to read.
I was there. I was six. Colin Bell definitely scored the goal. About 83 minutes, I think. If me dad was still around, I’m sure he would confirm this.
At the end of the match Neil Young was still searching for the heart of the goal.Neil young scored a total of 108 goals from 415 appearances. After the goal-rush he had many jobs including being a removals man and a milk man ! :)
Bell crossed the ball for young to score after reeves miskicked due to a split boot I was their that day a wide eyed 11year old and we battered them
That’s right Simmpool. i.ve found this link which confirms it.
http://myweb.tiscali.co.uk/ultimatewigan/7071.htm%5B/quote%5D
Confirms it ?
Stick to winding griff up.[/quote]
Yep, I meant the split boot, but hey, feel free to split hairs if you wish
I’m still rockin’ in the free* world.even though is becoming increasingly less so!
Good on you Sammy. And long may you run
There are clearly some proper old bastards on this thread. Can’t wait to get to your age After reading that book of yours I wouldn’t be making any long term plans, if you manage to avoid liver failure the lovely Helen will surely one day inflict serious damage to you for all your conniving and deceit.
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