Completely unrelated to anything Wanderersish, but I was pleased to see Ferenc Puskas's old club, Honved (Kispet, as they were when he first joined, them, before they became the army's team, after the post-war communist reorganisation of Hungarian football) winning a trophy (the Hungarian Cup) - a g...

communistworkethic wrote:you were so one footed!!

Plus, to quote the man himself, "If you kick the ball with both feet, you fall on your arse".
Except in Hungarian, I imagine....

communistworkethic wrote:you were so one footed!!

One footed? How many better left-footed players can you mention? Barry Cowdrill, Paul Comstive and (the real) Robbie Savage don't count.....

First game was Southampton at home, in the 79-80 season. I can't remember the exact date, but Alan Gowling scored both our goals in a 2-0 win. That'd be 24th March 1979, Puskas ('78/9 season, obviously). :wink: Welcome aboard the good ship TW , old man. Gah! Yes - 78-79 season. The one before we we...

One thing that seems to have been missed in this "debate" is the Freddie Shepherd factor. If/when Allardyce takes up the position at Newcastle, he'll have to deal with one of the most interventionist and egotistical chairmen in football. Which is saying a lot. Never mind the job he'll have to do on ...

Owdo Matt / Puskas / miserable sod.... You'll fit in well here by the looks of things. :wink: So....what brings you to TW? What was your first game? Best game? favourite urinal at Burnden? Best player? The usual stuff..... Ah. I was brought here by a currently registered user. I think he may be cal...

Hello.
I'm new here. My name's Matt, but you can call me Puskas. Or is it the other way round?
Anyway, I'm a miserable sod.

Cheers....