I thought of that. A few things are essential. Money is the first of them .
I am not writing Cellino off as the 'bad boy'. All of these guys cut
corners and bend rules. There are three kinds. Those that don't get caught,
those that do those who haven't a clue what's going on.
Cellino knows
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From: *michael walsh* mikhong...@gmail.com
Date: Wed, Feb 5, 2014 at 10:01 AM
To: lul...@gn.apc.org
Returning from the RAF in time for the disastrous 1958/59 season and
having missed 54/57 incl, I have no recollection
That makes you born 1938?
So I am not the granddad or longest supporter.
Nice to know.
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It has been said including on this list ( I see that the statement that GFH has
met all te clubs liabilities and will continue to do so has been removed from
the website - hmmm.) that the above statement has been removed from the website
- all I can say is that it was there when I clicked on
I was born 1930.
Not much of a contributor but read every email.
Les
That makes you born 1938?
So I am not the granddad or longest supporter.
Nice to know.
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Amen to that...
Ever since our slide from the PL to this day, talk of Leeds has been just
as much about the football as about Bates and 'who actually owns the club'
etc ? And now this
Hopefully this latest episode of the Leeds United soap opera/drama will
shortly conclude, the series
It wasn't removed - it was amended. A more opinion sentence suggesting
Flowers intentions may have been more to do with trying to influence the
takeover process and talks was deleted.
All just more fuel to the sense that there is a fundamental division on
approach and desired outcomes within GFH,
http://www.theguardian.com/football/2014/feb/04/leeds-united-buy-out-bidder-winding-up-petition
sheesh
The key member of a rejected bid to buy Leeds United
http://www.theguardian.com/football/leedsunited from Gulf Finance House has
issued a winding-up petition against the club. Andrew
My apologies then - I just saw the 'we have met our obligations' quote on the
OS
I did not realise it has been amended
Dave
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Sent: Wednesday, 5
Dave - 2 of my fave years were the Wilko promotion year, and then first year up
when we finished 4th - that was amazing!
Hold on to the memories :-)
On Wednesday, 5 February 2014, 12:01, nat...@sky.com nat...@sky.com wrote:
My apologies then - I just saw the 'we have met our
Agree John, although for a bittersweet reflection of great times and heroic
failure that in some many ways epitomises the Leeds Utd experience, the
86-87 season with FA Cup Semi Final and play-off heartbreak takes some
topping...
On Wed, Feb 5, 2014 at 1:39 PM, John Lee bruvvalee...@yahoo.co.uk
As we're on the theme of ramshackle disorganised clubs stumbling from one
mess to another, it feels a good moment to raise the spectre of the list
favourite Leeds Lards.
I'm not quite sure who our manager is at the moment (it often seems to be
determined by who has got the kit to wash - perhaps a
Having played for the Lards all over the place, Reading, Leicester,
Nottingham, Boro, Livingston, I can safely say that Amsterdam is the best
location of them all. Great fun in a wonderful city. Seriously worth
dusting your boots off for.
And remember, Leeds Lards are an equal opportunities team.
That does sounds rather splendid... if any other Lards are up for a
pre-Amsterdam sojourn, I would be tempted... I do find it staggering to
think the booze could actually be cheaper though... it was frequently free
in Pussay!
On Wed, Feb 5, 2014 at 3:06 PM, Damian Walsh pussaydam...@gmail.com
As it happens I lunched (:-0) with the representative of a fairly big
club here in the Puy de Dome who regretted never being able to send players
to Worldnet. But he did extend an invitation to us to participate in a
7-a-side veterans tournament on the 3rd May.
A must for those who ever did
Nothing is ever completely free - didn't you pay with a bloody (geddit)
great hole in your leg after the free drink persuaded you that it was a
good idea to play rugby with a 2 year old ;)
Damian
On Wed, Feb 5, 2014 at 3:09 PM, David W davidwool...@gmail.com wrote:
That does sounds rather
Fellow Listers,
I hope you don't mind the blatant attempt to tout for sponsors.
For the second year running my employer (Fujitsu) is putting together a team to
take part in Shelter's Vertical rush. Last year as a team we managed to raise
in excess of £71k from this event alone and a total of
I thought the semi-final defeat was a blessing in that had we played Tottingham
there would have been big trouble. The semi was the last time I stood at the
Leppings Lane end.
Whilst I used to launch into one about Rodney the Plonker in the Mad Dog era,
they were amazing to watch - if we ever
Hmm, this is a toughie. So much to choose from.
However to try and tie it down 63-64 when we gained promotion to the First
Divison, having avoided
relegation to the third two seasons earlier when we had to wiin our final
match, was great but even
better was 64-65, our first season back in the
With you there.
The post promotion year was pure magic.
Yorkshire were always Champions too. And Leeds RL did well. Then we cast
giant shadows
Dr Michael Benjamin,
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Lards stalwart and legend (for his injuries only!), Mr Woolmer wrote:
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Date: Wed, 5 Feb 2014 14:48:23 +0100
From: David W davidwool...@gmail.com
To: leedslist leedslist@gn.apc.org
Subject: [LU] Lards FC
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One for the older whites.br/br/If you do a google image search on George
Meek there is a great picture of George leading out the team in all white.
Behind him is the unmistakeable figure of a young Jack Charlton even though
most of his head is cropped. The link from the page would seem to
PS: Which leg are you planning on smashing up at the veterans tournament
this year?!
Having torn my left achilles at WorldNet last year, then not bothering to
go to hospital, and tearing it again in another spot, then getting it
looked at, then recovering, then tearing it again... I have decided
Memories.
George came from Walsall. A bow legged small guy. What a dribbler. But he
had to beat his man twice. Sometimes he'd take on the corner flag too.
When the king of kings was there we had another winger. Jacky Overfield. As
fast as grease lightening. They'd belt the ball over for big John.
I forgot to add. My Uncle was mates with Georgie. Both being Scots, golfers
and soccer mad. When we signed Revie from Manchester City George summed it
up to my Uncle:
'We'll either be out on strike in a month or onto something real big'.
Maybe that says something about Cellino.
Dr Michael
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28th Oct
Glad it's not just me, I also keep looking at the Newsnow page.
News always breaks just after the square ball podcast has been recorded.
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Can't. Stop. Checking. Twitter.
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