Not only is Don my favourite SAFC player of all time, but my first Black hero as a child, as I'm sure he was to many others. If I ever met him I'd probably cry, that's how much I looked up to him as a kid. In an era when racism was rife in the NE, his presence did more to combat the racism in the area than he could possibly know. Every white mackem kid had a picture of big bad Don on their bedroom wall. He totally changed my outlook on life and my attitude towards people with a different skin tone than my own. Love him to bits, always will. The number 8 will always remind me of the legend that is Don Goodman.
Don't talk shite. It's had plenty of media attention over the years. Those watching football in those years don't forget it. And as a result of the tragedy there was an in depth review of old wooden stands at football grounds.
One of the best podcasts I have watched. Don Goodman is a legend. Always enjoy listening to him on co-commentator duty, as he speaks with experience and so much sense. It was great to hear more about his career and he is so articulate with his description of stories. Some great research and questions to bring the best out of him as well. Great work chaps
Out of all the guests if i bump into any of the in a quiet bar i hope its don. Seems such nice bloke. Speaks open and honestly. Top show again lads thanks
Growing up in Wolverhampton (though it was well after Don played for us), we all knew who he was and how much he did for Wolves. Always a pleasure to see him about wolves town, well after he stopped playing for us also; visiting my primary school, spotting him often driving around in his merc with license plate 'd0n 1..something like that', bumping into him at wolves train station with bag full of papers on his way to commentate etc. etc. Everyone always reflects what a gent he is. He does a cracking job on SKY and great to hear more about his career, great podcast
I'm not going to lie. I never saw Don Goodman play live. But, Don Goodman is without doubt from the last era of when footballers were.footballers. A great character of the game because you could see (and from a mile off) how much he wanted to win. Great interview. Would LOVE to see.you all get hold of Steve Bull,.another "Old Gold" LENGEND - A.F.C. fan
Loved Super Don at the Wolves.. One of my best memories is us all walking (slightly lubricated on 8 hours alcohol) through Cardiff together with him on the way to the 2004 playoff final at the Millennium stadium .
Don goodman a brilliant free transfer on football manager 2001 . Always signed him and he won me the premier league once . Had him as a striker partnership with Micheal Owen at Liverpool. The scored a bagful of goals lol
Yes it's so good to see someone not playing the victim. My dad taught me Offence is given not taken it's a choice to be offended or not. I've never been offended in my life but I've also I've never had a full crowd abusing me I don't know if I could handle that so I have massive respect for how he took and and he has recognised it's changed now. Like he said stuff that people get offended about today is water off a ducks back to him
Love Don Goodman, he took time when I was a kid to come into our coach after his game for West Brom at Blackburn, when our lads team had played a Blackburn youth team earlier on the day and then gone to watch the baggies beat Blackburn in the old league division 2 , and said a few inspiring words. Not many Pro’s would take time out after running for 90 minutes. Thanks Don 🙏 Edit- also an articulate and knowledgeable commentator.
Fantastic Don....Spoke brilliantly and was a great player for the Bantam's ....Well done for the interview lads,as always great pace and well constructed.....Thanks
I remember him being very quick & powerful, I remember seeing him advertising his personal fitness services after he retired, glad he moved back into football, he's a good talker.
Remember Don when he played at Bradford City. A legend. His stories about Bobby Campbell (also a City legend) were quality. He played in a very, very good side and i always followed his career. Quality guy.
Remember a great goal Don scored for Bradford City against Derby in the 84/85 season at valley parade, turned Kenny Burns and left him for dead.Also remember a hat trick v Tow Law Town in the fa cup
Don & Tony Ford were my heroes for the baggies in the late 80's was gutted when he left for Sunderland , my first experience of supporting a club that usually sells it's best players couldn't umderstand why my hero had left , was even more gutted when he joined the Dingles, cracking player though
We've ALWAYS done that; this is why we'll never build any sort of legacy. I remember being broken hearted when Laurie Cunningham left, then Bryan Robson, then the inevitable descent into mediocrity. Ron Saunders was one of the worst things to happen to us; he even sold Bully too, what at plank.
Don was my first footballing hero. His pace was electric. Was gutted when he left for Sunderland, but we replaced him with Bob Taylor, and the rest is history.
Graham Taylor was a Watford legend , along with Sir Elton John they took them from the old 4th Division to the First Division plus an FA Cup final RIP Mr Taylor
Great listening to Don, but disappointed with the headline, i heard racial slurs from my manager , Don says things were said in them days, and never thought it as they were racist
If you're ginger , you're ginger bastard If you're fat , you're a fat bastard If you're bald you're a bald bastard Water off a ducks back .......well said Don
I know the name but he was a bit before my time so didn’t know what to expect, but what a great guy. Really funny, it’s obvious he’s comfortable speaking publicly and keeping it interesting
He hates leeds and hes from here ,due to racism at elland from 60s to late 80s ,we only had 2 or 3 black players ever to play for us ,so alot of black boys would support arsenal in 90s, due what their fathers told them about the abuse they would of got if they attended.
what a top man ,love these interviews ,some players you hate and you watch these and realise they are actually top people who were just doing a job ,you can easily forget with all the hype footballers ar just human beings and doing there best for their families.
Now he has got to talk about the little wee fight he had with Kacy Keller, I was at that game nearly 30 years ago and I still haven't forgotten it. I remember Keller really playing on it and getting him sent off, then he turned the crowd and winked at us. Basically Keller pretended he was struck in the eye but on the camera you could see there was no real contact. Sure goodman got sent off for it if my memory stands right.
Another brilliant podcast from my favourite trio proper good crack lads I'd recommend patreon to anyone who hasn't already got it only a few quid a month well worth it undr the cosh fucking brilliant 😎👍❤️
I remember that game at molineux that don references. I honestly don't remember a game as dominated by one team as wolves did that day. They absolutely murdered bolton, how it was only 2 1 I still don't know
When I saw this pop up on my notifications I was reluctant to watch as he works for Sky. Folk can lose their jobs as we've seen by saying what is deemed as the wrong thing by those PC shithouses. However, having viewed it, he wasn't afraid to address any issues. What a top bloke as well. Laughs all the way and a genuinely entertaining podcast. The Terry Yorath afro comment had me in stitches as did his impression of big Mick 😂
Love him saying that big bosses at sky etc want people who have played at the highest level doing big games whereas you have people like Karen Carney doing chelsea v spurs 2 weeks ago
She was a studio pundit, he's referring to co-commentary duties. In which case they favour Neville, Carragher and Alan Smith for those duties. So he's right.
Sadly, that is the way of the world. ALL companies are virtually 'shoehorning' women into absolutely EVERY facet of life, just look at the coverage that women's football has received of late. Just look at the $h!te being flung in the direction of Sourness too, bloody disgrace IMHO.
@@63Baggies No. It's women being more fairly represented and its taken far too long for this to happen. Same with non-white people. Also the higher profile for women's football is long overdue and I'm glad its happening. Aside from, again, fair representation, the WPL has high quality players, the international tournaments are high quality and our fantiastic Lionesses have won our first international trophy for 56 years and I and most of the nation are super-proud of them :) So, no its not shoehorning, its representation - that's the thing.
Karen Carney has 144 caps for England, so she has absolutely played consistently and for a long time, at the highest level. Hence, she is emminently qualified by the criteria you spell out. She is also an excellent pundit - analytical and presents her points with clarity. So how you can use "whereas" in this context requires justification from you.
He’s right - they battered us (Bolton) in the first leg of that playoff semi-final & Shilton was the saviour. He’s wrong on two counts though: Firstly, McGinlay didn’t head-butt Kelly - he slapped him after Kelly had first elbowed him. Whole incident stemmed from a corner (in front of the Wolves fans) where the goalkeeper smothered the ball on the ground and McGinlay (who was contesting the ball) pulled his kick at the last second - a Wolves player then went through the back of McGinlay and he ended up kneeing the keeper on his way down. Kelly took exception to this - as though McGinlay had intentionally dropped the knee - and started the fracas. IF McGinlay had gone, Kelly had to go as well (in spite of Kelly’s histrionics - acting as though he had been head-butted) & that is what McGinlay advised the ref; and Secondly, Wolves barely managed a meaningful effort on goal in that second leg. Had both players gone, we’d have seen it out. Don’t know if we’d have won the playoff final with McGinlay suspended though. Selective memories - it’s all up on UA-cam though (McGinlay-Kelly incident that is). Go watch it and tell me I’m wrong. ✌🏻
That game broke my heart as a 10 year old you were better in second leg admittedly but first leg was some of best iv saw wolves play ever up until even now, Mcateer pot shot from about 30 yards changed the whole complexion when if we'd have scored six Bolton couldn't have complained. Remember couple years later you did us 5-1 at Burnden Park, it's a rivalry that became very fierce during the 90s. Our record at Reebok/Macron was even worse we didn't win a league game there until 2018 when we won the league so hopefully that curse has been lifted.
@@chrisward6741 That was earlier the same season, when we beat you 5-1 at Burnden. Two years later we beat you 3-0 and there was a 20 man fracas on the pitch. We battered pretty much everyone that season (1996-97) though. As a ten year old my self - watching that first leg - I thought we’d be up against it in the second leg. Also, if memory serves, we got precious little from our games at Molineux from around that time, so the result itself wasn’t that bad - it was the performances of both teams. Turned out to be a very different game, though.
@robt4390 you went up and after bit of yo yoing established yourselves as a solid Premier league club who even enjoyed European days. It took us 8 years to go up after that game and we came back down with a whimper. If we'd have beat you in that play off we'd have beat Reading and genuinely become a force in premier league with our spending power at the time we would have won trophies I use Blackburn as perfect example of why. I hated John Mcginlay with a passion until I listened to his cosh podcast the other day and tbf he seems like a great bloke we'd all have done same in his situation and as you alluded to if he had been sent off David Kelly should have been to.
Atkinson signed and worked with those players because they had exceptional ability and made his job as a manager far easier. It shouldn’t give him a pass for that remark.
Not only is Don my favourite SAFC player of all time, but my first Black hero as a child, as I'm sure he was to many others. If I ever met him I'd probably cry, that's how much I looked up to him as a kid. In an era when racism was rife in the NE, his presence did more to combat the racism in the area than he could possibly know. Every white mackem kid had a picture of big bad Don on their bedroom wall. He totally changed my outlook on life and my attitude towards people with a different skin tone than my own. Love him to bits, always will. The number 8 will always remind me of the legend that is Don Goodman.
The Bradford City was & always be a bit of a forgotten tragedy. It never got the media attention it deserved. RIP the 56.
Don't talk shite. It's had plenty of media attention over the years. Those watching football in those years don't forget it. And as a result of the tragedy there was an in depth review of old wooden stands at football grounds.
Not forgotten in Bradford and that's all that matters , don't want a media circus following around seeking justice
We do our own thing every last home game, we don’t want media attention or any of that!
One of the best podcasts I have watched. Don Goodman is a legend. Always enjoy listening to him on co-commentator duty, as he speaks with experience and so much sense. It was great to hear more about his career and he is so articulate with his description of stories. Some great research and questions to bring the best out of him as well. Great work chaps
Don comes across as a top bloke. Really enjoyed this one.
Out of all the guests if i bump into any of the in a quiet bar i hope its don. Seems such nice bloke. Speaks open and honestly. Top show again lads thanks
Growing up in Wolverhampton (though it was well after Don played for us), we all knew who he was and how much he did for Wolves. Always a pleasure to see him about wolves town, well after he stopped playing for us also; visiting my primary school, spotting him often driving around in his merc with license plate 'd0n 1..something like that', bumping into him at wolves train station with bag full of papers on his way to commentate etc. etc. Everyone always reflects what a gent he is. He does a cracking job on SKY and great to hear more about his career, great podcast
Don is one of the most under rated co commentators around, great guy
Loved him at Sunderland. I was only a kid but great memories of big bad Don.
One of the nicest men in football ⚽️ I loved the interview. Absolutely fantastic 👏
Great listen 👌🏻
I'm not going to lie. I never saw Don Goodman play live. But, Don Goodman is without doubt from the last era of when footballers were.footballers. A great character of the game because you could see (and from a mile off) how much he wanted to win. Great interview. Would LOVE to see.you all get hold of Steve Bull,.another "Old Gold" LENGEND - A.F.C. fan
Loved Super Don at the Wolves.. One of my best memories is us all walking (slightly lubricated on 8 hours alcohol) through Cardiff together with him on the way to the 2004 playoff final at the Millennium stadium
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Big bad Don still well remembered at Sunderland..was there on his debut..liked him..up front with Phil Gray..great pod lads x
I remember watching Don for Bradford City when I was a kid and he was brilliant. When he picked up the ball there was always a buzz
Good man. Great summariser, with an exceptional voice! 😀
Don goodman a brilliant free transfer on football manager 2001 . Always signed him and he won me the premier league once . Had him as a striker partnership with Micheal Owen at Liverpool. The scored a bagful of goals lol
Really refreshing hearing him talk about racism and abuse and how he used a common sense approach
Yes it's so good to see someone not playing the victim. My dad taught me Offence is given not taken it's a choice to be offended or not. I've never been offended in my life but I've also I've never had a full crowd abusing me I don't know if I could handle that so I have massive respect for how he took and and he has recognised it's changed now. Like he said stuff that people get offended about today is water off a ducks back to him
@@babygravey lol, there you go downplaying racism
Love Don Goodman, he took time when I was a kid to come into our coach after his game for West Brom at Blackburn, when our lads team had played a Blackburn youth team earlier on the day and then gone to watch the baggies beat Blackburn in the old league division 2 , and said a few inspiring words. Not many Pro’s would take time out after running for 90 minutes. Thanks Don 🙏
Edit- also an articulate and knowledgeable commentator.
what a great guy. really knows how to tell a story and hilarious to match
Fantastic Don....Spoke brilliantly and was a great player for the Bantam's ....Well done for the interview lads,as always great pace and well constructed.....Thanks
Don wasn't bad either
Brilliant podcast, Don was class as a guest & loved his Mick McCarthy impression 😂😂
I remember him being very quick & powerful, I remember seeing him advertising his personal fitness services after he retired, glad he moved back into football, he's a good talker.
What a warrior Goodman was, you’d rather have him with you than against you. A great guy too.
Don was an iconic player and he was always game at Millwall. Top bloke and funny too.
Loved him during his spell with us at Walsall. He was immense in the Play Off final against Reading, great memories.
Paul Dyson played in the same South Birmingham side as Gary Thompson and my brother Steve. good days...
Remember Don when he played at Bradford City. A legend. His stories about Bobby Campbell (also a City legend) were quality. He played in a very, very good side and i always followed his career. Quality guy.
Remember a great goal Don scored for Bradford City against Derby in the 84/85 season at valley parade, turned Kenny Burns and left him for dead.Also remember a hat trick v Tow Law Town in the fa cup
Don & Tony Ford were my heroes for the baggies in the late 80's was gutted when he left for Sunderland , my first experience of supporting a club that usually sells it's best players couldn't umderstand why my hero had left , was even more gutted when he joined the Dingles, cracking player though
We've ALWAYS done that; this is why we'll never build any sort of legacy. I remember being broken hearted when Laurie Cunningham left, then Bryan Robson, then the inevitable descent into mediocrity. Ron Saunders was one of the worst things to happen to us; he even sold Bully too, what at plank.
It still hasn't changed at West Brom. Awful owners we've got now. Wish the Chinese would sell up and go.
Enjoyed that one! Top man top stories - cheers Don
Don Eladio + Saul Goodman = Don Goodman
Dom was great when he came to the baggies,he was electric,it’s a shame he played for the club down the road but he always comes across as a nice chap.
that mick Mccarthy impression 🤣🤣🤣
I have watched a lot of your stuff, this one, in my humble opinion, is the best, thoroughly enjoyable, keep 'em coming.
"Super Donny Goodman!" An integral part of the KGB at Wolves. 😁👏🏻🐺
Don was my first footballing hero. His pace was electric. Was gutted when he left for Sunderland, but we replaced him with Bob Taylor, and the rest is history.
no wonder why everyone loved Don - what a bloke
Don has just got himself another fan. What a gent.
Love the pod cast but definitely missing the away days you guys do 👌
Graham Taylor was a Watford legend , along with Sir Elton John they took them from the old 4th Division to the First Division plus an FA Cup final RIP Mr Taylor
Great listening to Don, but disappointed with the headline, i heard racial slurs from my manager , Don says things were said in them days, and never thought it as they were racist
Exactly what I was thinking.
@@kieransimpson4965 👍👍
If you're ginger , you're ginger bastard
If you're fat , you're a fat bastard
If you're bald you're a bald bastard
Water off a ducks back .......well said Don
“Racism was okay back in the day as everyone said it” is what I got from that comment
It's called virtue signalling. It's the most cowardly way to go about things
Don goodman was loved at sunderland. Class person
One of the best co coms around, no doubt about it👏🏻
What a decent fellow Don is !! my respects good man 👌funny billy whitehirst got brought up again 😂
Class impressions of Mick McCarthy 😭😭😭😢 Great podcast lads
MOT Leeds Leeds Leeds
What a guy Don is. Great craic this? one of the best cosh eps
Super eloquent - great episode
Any chance you could get Ricky Hill on the pod? Absolutely great player from a fantastic era.
Or big Mick! Two Hatters legends.
I know the name but he was a bit before my time so didn’t know what to expect, but what a great guy. Really funny, it’s obvious he’s comfortable speaking publicly and keeping it interesting
Strong episode this one lads. Enjoyed it.
What an absolute football legend
As an Australian, I can confirm we love the joint.
Good at accents an impressions is our don
Yet another excellent episode. Lovely chap ♥️♥️♥️💯
Love he's Mindset 🙌🏼
What a Brilliant fella 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
What an eloquent electrician and a great footballer
Great ethic life is tough.. use it as fire 🔥 dont complain .
Surprised his goal for Wolves against Leeds in the QF of the FA Cup at Elland Road was not mentioned. Must have been a proud moment for him!
He hates leeds and hes from here ,due to racism at elland from 60s to late 80s ,we only had 2 or 3 black players ever to play for us ,so alot of black boys would support arsenal in 90s, due what their fathers told them about the abuse they would of got if they attended.
He was released by Leeds as a kid. He’s forever bitter.
Got to get big mick on at some point 🎩
When's Phil stamp on ? His stories on juninho 🇧🇷 ravanelli 🇮🇹 Emmerson 🇧🇷 hammy Ricard 🇨🇴 heil be a belta 💯
Great interview lads, really disappointed there was no mention of his time at motherwell though.
Any chance of getting #BobTaylor #WBA #Legend on
Pod starts 8:56
Doing God's work
Great episode
Cracking episode
what a top man ,love these interviews ,some players you hate and you watch these and realise they are actually top people who were just doing a job ,you can easily forget with all the hype footballers ar just human beings and doing there best for their families.
Bobby Gould also offered big John Hartson out. It didn't go too well for him then either.
Would love to get bully on there
My hero
Now he has got to talk about the little wee fight he had with Kacy Keller, I was at that game nearly 30 years ago and I still haven't forgotten it.
I remember Keller really playing on it and getting him sent off, then he turned the crowd and winked at us.
Basically Keller pretended he was struck in the eye but on the camera you could see there was no real contact.
Sure goodman got sent off for it if my memory stands right.
Best impression of Bobby Campbell I’ve heard 😂
His Mick McCarthy impression was epic.
Another brilliant podcast from my favourite trio proper good crack lads I'd recommend patreon to anyone who hasn't already got it only a few quid a month well worth it undr the cosh fucking brilliant 😎👍❤️
That was a belter
What a decent fella, I think Bobby Gould did the boxing fight with Wales players too lol
Don Goodman very interesting podcaster. And brought back memories of my mum having a Talbot Sunbeam car 😂
Superb podcast.
Another great vid love the impressions 😂
Jon Parkin "This generation are as soft as a tub of spunk" surely Barnsley Council will have a statue of Parky in the near future 😂😂😂
Big Don!
Fantastic this
One of the first player I can remember watching at motherwell growing up
No mention of his time up here though
@@hodge8762 was hoping to hear a bit about his time up here
don is a touch of class and a laugh 🙌
Proper old school, played when it was a mans game
Tremendous lads, top top man ⚽️👏⚽️👏⚽️
Dons Sunderland Team were a strange one, bottom, mid table, year on year but they rarely conceded more than 35 goals a season.
I remember that game at molineux that don references. I honestly don't remember a game as dominated by one team as wolves did that day. They absolutely murdered bolton, how it was only 2 1 I still don't know
Brilliant commentator.....
When I saw this pop up on my notifications I was reluctant to watch as he works for Sky. Folk can lose their jobs as we've seen by saying what is deemed as the wrong thing by those PC shithouses. However, having viewed it, he wasn't afraid to address any issues. What a top bloke as well. Laughs all the way and a genuinely entertaining podcast. The Terry Yorath afro comment had me in stitches as did his impression of big Mick 😂
This fella hates Forest but I will begrudgingly watch
Let's get some off these old school managers on
Love him saying that big bosses at sky etc want people who have played at the highest level doing big games whereas you have people like Karen Carney doing chelsea v spurs 2 weeks ago
She was a studio pundit, he's referring to co-commentary duties. In which case they favour Neville, Carragher and Alan Smith for those duties. So he's right.
@@ianelliott549 but she’s still full of shit
Sadly, that is the way of the world. ALL companies are virtually 'shoehorning' women into absolutely EVERY facet of life, just look at the coverage that women's football has received of late. Just look at the $h!te being flung in the direction of Sourness too, bloody disgrace IMHO.
@@63Baggies No. It's women being more fairly represented and its taken far too long for this to happen. Same with non-white people.
Also the higher profile for women's football is long overdue and I'm glad its happening. Aside from, again, fair representation, the WPL has high quality players, the international tournaments are high quality and our fantiastic Lionesses have won our first international trophy for 56 years and I and most of the nation are super-proud of them :)
So, no its not shoehorning, its representation - that's the thing.
Karen Carney has 144 caps for England, so she has absolutely played consistently and for a long time, at the highest level. Hence, she is emminently qualified by the criteria you spell out. She is also an excellent pundit - analytical and presents her points with clarity. So how you can use "whereas" in this context requires justification from you.
The mick marthy impression just after 01:31:19
He’s right - they battered us (Bolton) in the first leg of that playoff semi-final & Shilton was the saviour.
He’s wrong on two counts though:
Firstly, McGinlay didn’t head-butt Kelly - he slapped him after Kelly had first elbowed him. Whole incident stemmed from a corner (in front of the Wolves fans) where the goalkeeper smothered the ball on the ground and McGinlay (who was contesting the ball) pulled his kick at the last second - a Wolves player then went through the back of McGinlay and he ended up kneeing the keeper on his way down. Kelly took exception to this - as though McGinlay had intentionally dropped the knee - and started the fracas. IF McGinlay had gone, Kelly had to go as well (in spite of Kelly’s histrionics - acting as though he had been head-butted) & that is what McGinlay advised the ref; and
Secondly, Wolves barely managed a meaningful effort on goal in that second leg. Had both players gone, we’d have seen it out. Don’t know if we’d have won the playoff final with McGinlay suspended though.
Selective memories - it’s all up on UA-cam though (McGinlay-Kelly incident that is). Go watch it and tell me I’m wrong. ✌🏻
That game broke my heart as a 10 year old you were better in second leg admittedly but first leg was some of best iv saw wolves play ever up until even now, Mcateer pot shot from about 30 yards changed the whole complexion when if we'd have scored six Bolton couldn't have complained. Remember couple years later you did us 5-1 at Burnden Park, it's a rivalry that became very fierce during the 90s. Our record at Reebok/Macron was even worse we didn't win a league game there until 2018 when we won the league so hopefully that curse has been lifted.
@@chrisward6741
That was earlier the same season, when we beat you 5-1 at Burnden. Two years later we beat you 3-0 and there was a 20 man fracas on the pitch. We battered pretty much everyone that season (1996-97) though.
As a ten year old my self - watching that first leg - I thought we’d be up against it in the second leg. Also, if memory serves, we got precious little from our games at Molineux from around that time, so the result itself wasn’t that bad - it was the performances of both teams. Turned out to be a very different game, though.
@robt4390 you went up and after bit of yo yoing established yourselves as a solid Premier league club who even enjoyed European days. It took us 8 years to go up after that game and we came back down with a whimper. If we'd have beat you in that play off we'd have beat Reading and genuinely become a force in premier league with our spending power at the time we would have won trophies I use Blackburn as perfect example of why. I hated John Mcginlay with a passion until I listened to his cosh podcast the other day and tbf he seems like a great bloke we'd all have done same in his situation and as you alluded to if he had been sent off David Kelly should have been to.
There is only one Barry Conlon
Barry conlon was utter rubbish, remember him when he played for Barnsley
@@AshleySmith-zz6nx his goal against forest was a proper finish.
Does anyone know where abouts in Leeds he is from?
Atkinson signed and worked with those players because they had exceptional ability and made his job as a manager far easier. It shouldn’t give him a pass for that remark.
This is a classic...
15:10! Take 📝 everyone
No talk of his time up in Scotland with Motherwell. Why not?
He was liked at Sunderland. Once u r liked there, u r liked there forever.