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First Saints goal I ever saw was a Colin Clarke header. Not the most agile but knew where the goal was. Must have liked the south coast with appearances for Cherries and Pompey.
As some one has said he knew where the net was, not the fastest or most agile but he knew how to score, 82 League games played and 36 goals, but after two great seasons it all ended a bit suddenly
Satisfying The Bloodlust Of The Masses In Peacetime
I remember the league game in '87 at Fratton when I was sat with a mate up in the stands with the great unwashed. It finished 2-2 and Clarkey scored them both.
I remember the league game in '87 at Fratton when I was sat with a mate up in the stands with the great unwashed. It finished 2-2 and Clarkey scored them both.
Great find 1885!!
I think Clarke got edge out becuase shearer, lettis and wallaces were coming through. Clarke was a fav of mine
As some one has said he knew where the net was, not the fastest or most agile but he knew how to score, 82 League games played and 36 goals, but after two great seasons it all ended a bit suddenly
I remember when he came back layer to play against saints qpr? and there was a huge chant of "youuu fat b**tard" He just turned round and smiled holding up fingers indicating the score 0-2...
I remember the league game in '87 at Fratton when I was sat with a mate up in the stands with the great unwashed. It finished 2-2 and Clarkey scored them both.
Micky Channon going for a Pompey win and acting like a fan Ffs Micky sort it out
Micky Channon going for a Pompey win and acting like a fan Ffs Micky sort it out
The crowd at this game was only 20,000, around 8,000 short of Pompey's best of the season, we took about 3,500 -4,000 to the game, it seemed that a lot stayed away from both sides due to the violence at the cup game 3 years earlier
Satisfying The Bloodlust Of The Masses In Peacetime
Underrated player was Glenn Cockerill. That video above brings back some great memories.
I was in TGI Fridays in Park Gate one Saturday night not long after it had opened. I had been to see Saints at The Dell earlier that day. Glenn Cockerill and Micky Adams were sat at the other side of the bar. When the barman served me, I told him to get one each of whatever they were drinking. I'd just come back from a couple of months at sea of course and the money in my pocket was burning a big hole haha! They both raised their bottles and said cheers. I went for a pee some time later & Cockerill was in the loo - absolutely shÃtfaced. We had a chat about the game earlier on that day, he said cheers for the beer, mumbled & blurbed some other footy stuff that I couldn't make head or tail of, then left. Micky Adams wasn't in any better state sat at the bar! Good lads those two.
Old school is cool. They don't make them like that any more
Underrated player was Glenn Cockerill. That video above brings back some great memories.
I was in TGI Fridays in Park Gate one Saturday night not long after it had opened. I had been to see Saints at The Dell earlier that day. Glenn Cockerill and Micky Adams were sat at the other side of the bar. When the barman served me, I told him to get one each of whatever they were drinking. I'd just come back from a couple of months at sea of course and the money in my pocket was burning a big hole haha! They both raised their bottles and said cheers. I went for a pee some time later & Cockerill was in the loo - absolutely shÃtfaced. We had a chat about the game earlier on that day, he said cheers for the beer, mumbled & blurbed some other footy stuff that I couldn't make head or tail of, then left. Micky Adams wasn't in any better state sat at the bar! Good lads those two.
Old school is cool. They don't make them like that any more
Cockerill was a quality player. I remember his lovely goal against Brighton in the Cup (together will a bullet header from Steve Moran) an interesting day out interacting with the locals who were trying to go a bit “pompey” on us, but failed.
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