All round discipline is the key factor.
Who cares what Ian Wright thinks, he is only saying what everyone is saying & wanting
Interesting to see 11 sports on sponsor board, are they actually a sponsor? I had heard about this the other day as a potential issue.
The more you hear about Biejsa, the more you like him.
I see him more like when Wilko came to us in 1988. Very different footballing ethos but men with a vision and a plan on how to deliver it at a club in need of a revolution.
....Remember going to see us at Selhurst Park when Wimbledon were in residence and we got beat by a Dean Holdsworth goal - Wilko sounding very very bitter and bemoaning that what Wimbledon were playing was horrible to watch. - once he got decent players he liked to keep it on the ground unless the ball was going to Chapman's head.
I met a Prem Assistant Referee at the Grand Canyon about 8 years ago. When I told him I was a Leeds fan, he shared that Wilko had the dirtiest mouth when it came to managers/coaches on the sideline!
comment by JonnyLosAngeles (My Dad was made in Leeds) (U9756)
posted 14 hours, 56 minutes ago
I met a Prem Assistant Referee at the Grand Canyon about 8 years ago. When I told him I was a Leeds fan, he shared that Wilko had the dirtiest mouth when it came to managers/coaches on the sideline!
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Good old Sgt Wilko
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posted on 20/9/18
All round discipline is the key factor.
Who cares what Ian Wright thinks, he is only saying what everyone is saying & wanting
posted on 20/9/18
Interesting to see 11 sports on sponsor board, are they actually a sponsor? I had heard about this the other day as a potential issue.
The more you hear about Biejsa, the more you like him.
posted on 20/9/18
I see him more like when Wilko came to us in 1988. Very different footballing ethos but men with a vision and a plan on how to deliver it at a club in need of a revolution.
posted on 20/9/18
....Remember going to see us at Selhurst Park when Wimbledon were in residence and we got beat by a Dean Holdsworth goal - Wilko sounding very very bitter and bemoaning that what Wimbledon were playing was horrible to watch. - once he got decent players he liked to keep it on the ground unless the ball was going to Chapman's head.
posted on 20/9/18
I met a Prem Assistant Referee at the Grand Canyon about 8 years ago. When I told him I was a Leeds fan, he shared that Wilko had the dirtiest mouth when it came to managers/coaches on the sideline!
posted on 21/9/18
comment by JonnyLosAngeles (My Dad was made in Leeds) (U9756)
posted 14 hours, 56 minutes ago
I met a Prem Assistant Referee at the Grand Canyon about 8 years ago. When I told him I was a Leeds fan, he shared that Wilko had the dirtiest mouth when it came to managers/coaches on the sideline!
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Good old Sgt Wilko
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