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Could have been a world champion but for damage to his right hand which by the time he fought Sibson, could barely throw in anger without pain.
Huge West Ham and ICF Following back in the day and would often be seen down our local east ham working mans club, at the back of the Boleyn, shadow boxing with the kids and had time for everyone young and old , always with half a lager in his hand, Terry McCann style.
A gentleman. and old school to the bone.
i slung this up on twitter when i heard about this awful news yesterday, Forget the fight... It's all about mark meeting his new born son for the first time the morning after the tony sibson fight.
I get up at 5.30am every saturday to listen to 'Sounds of the 60's with Tony Blackburn. it's a comforting back to childhood thing for me which is my only real time of solitude in the week.
Anyway , Angela Griffin is on before tonys 6am show and she played this track which has been transfixed into my ganglia all week. non stop.
first time he played it live. On the howard stern radio show.
Our London Derby record at home and away over the last 10/15 years makes us look bigger cuckolds than John Bercow hiding in the wicker laundry basket watching his wife taking a shower With Dj Clinton Oliver and Paddy Docherty.
Apologies to the frankie whattsapp group last night, i was sunk to the nuts on 8 pints of mahou and given myself piles. i've been slapping the anusol on with a plastering float.
Moving swiftly on.. i've been tearing the arse out of this early Brit funk classic. The bassline baby..
I've noticed this as well, Covering their mouths like Joe Pesci in 'Casino' under survelliance from the FBI as they contemplate taking a freekick for 20 minutes before blasting it beyond the kuiper belt over the loft.
Rolling Rock was a nice drop. i'm sure it came back into fashion as it was used/shown extensively in that big HBO kate winslet drama 'Mare of easttown'.
I remember trying 'lone star' beer simply because matthew mcconaughey was cutting shapes of men from the can in 'True detective'
When i think of' rolling rock' i recall 'michelob' and 'Moosehead' beers from the same period in the late 90's
i started last week dishing it out to neighbours , friends, family and jehovah's witness that knock on my door i'm so desperate to offload it. Jo wants it all gone.
Only prob is Kensal it's 2 weeks past it's best before date which is 31/10/25.
I can only drink up to 2 bottles of it before i start feeling sick. I tried loads of non alcohol lagers before the wedding and thought this the best of a bad bunch. Should have gone for the staropramen.
'Toast Toppers' Golden Wonder 'Sausage and tomato ' crisps Spanish omlette in a tin , can't remember the brand. 'vesta' chow mein. Artic roll 'Golden Nuggets' cereal Birds eye 'Supermousse' Birdseye frozen Bubble and squeak.
I think i was charged up on 6 pints of lowenbrau and a smartie cap top of bombay mix when that flashed across my synapse. I used it on John Digweeds bedrock forum back in 2015 which i moderated and he promised to name a remix after it.
3 cans of brewdog 'wingman' 1 bottle 'Korev' 2 bottles 'Victoria malaga' 4 Bottle 'Alhambra 1925' 6 cans of 'Kirin Ichiban' 2 bottles od Admans 'Kobold' 2 bottles of 'Benediktiner hell' 4 bottles of 'Freedom lager' 1 bottle of 'Wasrsteiner' 124 bottles of Non alcohol 'peroni' left over from the wedding in June.
I recall John Burridge being superb for us as a young kid, other favourites of mine were lee Camp, Chris Day and Radek Cerny. Never saw Chris woods in the flesh so to speak.
We've had our share of Those wonderful eponymous journeymen keepers as well, Fraser Digby and paul Barron spring to miind. Nicky johns was a great shout. Nick Culkin is another emerging from the dark region of my ganglia .
having seen Luděk Mikloško at the Boleyn dozens of times early 90's to mid 90's , i can safely say he is probably the best keeper i have seen live. Better than Stejskal who i loved to bits.
alas The version we got years later was a broken husk of the great Ludek in his prime. He was slower to get to ground than orson wells dressed in a CCCP Sokol space suit.
Also in terms of dashed expectations. Matt Ingram was one that got me. Thought he would be good for us. ended up about as effective as a leather lace up condom. he was up there with Jordan Mutch and simon osborn for me in regards to crushing let downs.
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