Yabba's Turd

I remember a junior cup final ending with 10 men in the net and the goal being given....

I paid quite a lot of money for that footage

Motherwell v Hearts 1981 350mb

I'll upload a video of Brian in action from the 81/82 season later on today

RIP one of my childhood favourites.

If ye have 90/91 kicking about

Crawford Baptie

The players do read the forums.

Currently editing this season's footage.

For £4 you can get a perfectly edited and printed version. There's a lot of hours been put into this one.

I have the whole game on dvd, one of our neighbours did the commentary. There was also a featurette thing made by some mob. The Iain St John interview is priceless.

That'll be today then? ok no worries. My wife worked with Paul and would like to attend.

Does anyone know when the funeral takes place?

but alienating players he may have to rely on to do a job is risky business, we don't have a big squad and can't afford the luxury of losing a good player from the team, or bringing someone in when we get injuries. it's a balancing act for JG, but that's what he's paid for.

That would be our Summer cup winning strip would it not?

I think I have a couple of Claret untouchables ones, one from Footballaid and maybe another somewhere, best strip we'd had for years.

No one mentioned McGarry or Fitzpatrick, you just blurted out a random statement in a thread about Jenno. Try and keep to the topic at least.

I won the European Cup with Motherwell in 1998 in SWOS then went on to take Croatia to the World Cup finals and beat Italy in the final AET, a Euro championsips final defeat to Holland... then the steady decline into narcotics and debauchery took hold....

Shug says it will be on protv. Is it 7.45 KO

Nasal sex. Works fine for me

Here's the video of Hughie Ferguson in Cardiff City's Cup, Click 250mb 28 minute documentary.

Here's a couple of photies from that day.

Aye, stupid enough to slag folk off when they are standing right behind him.

Love it but....... What with all the sadness and trauma going on in the world at the moment, it is worth reflecting on the almost unnoticed death, recently, of a very important person. Larry LaPrise, the man who wrote the Hokey-Pokey died peacefully at home. He was 93. According to a reputable source, the well-known participatory dance became popular in the USA during the 1950's. It originated in 1949, when Larry LaPrise, Charles Macak, and Tafit Baker created it as a entertaining novelty for the ski crowd at Idaho's Sun Valley resort. The trio were granted the copyright for an accompanying song in 1950, and Ray Anthony's big band recording turned the song and dance into a nationwide sensation. Hokey-Pokey appeared on the B side of Anthony's Bunny Hop single. Hokey-Pokey has virtually the same lyrics as the Hokey-cokey, a song and novelty dance which had been popular in England since the mid-1940s. In addition to the lyrics, the two songs also share similar dance moves. Specific body parts are named; these are sequentially put into the ring, taken out of the ring, and finally wiggled around manically inside the ring. There's a wonderful, summertime connection. Hokey-Pokey is New Zealand's national ice cream flavor: crunchy toffee in vanilla. In England, Hokey-Pokey is a traditional name for ice cream, probably originating from the Italian vendors who peddled their wares shouting, Ecco un poco ("Try a little..."). LaPrise's funeral was private, attended mostly by family and close acquaintances. The most traumatic part was getting him into the coffin. They put his left leg in...and then the trouble started.