Billy Dean's latest activity
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Billy Dean replied to the thread Foreign / Classic Footy Tops..A few that I used to have in my teens/early 20s. Probably still got them somewhere. The last one is Real Zaragoza away -
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When I was a young teenager I saved up and bought this, don’t know why, I don’t even like Celtic, I just liked the look of the shirt, thought it was great. Now I understand my colour blindness better.
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I’ve got some reissued classics that I bought over the last 2/3 years.
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Started picking a couple up of late. Wondered if anyone has any stashed away.
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Billy Dean replied to the thread Arteta is finally going to win a title isn't he?.Saka is a great player but they don't have much in addition to him, which leads to them overplaying him
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I live there but I'm not a huge fan of the town. I moved to be nearer to my kids. They haven't really done much historically but there is a healthy non league scene in Sussex. Lots of support for the teams. HH have plenty of financial backing...
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Too much finance talk with EVERYTHING football these days, everyone obsessed with numbers and costs, the way its all gone I know. Take all of that away, and surely nobody says no to such a good footballer, and I really like good footballers to...
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In addition to his obvious on-field qualities, Jack seems to be what you’d call a genuinely good guy and a straight-up, honest bloke. The positive impact that has on team spirit shouldn’t be underestimated. He also does a great job of...
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He was an absolute joy to watch early in the season, I'm glad our younger fans are getting to see players like him and Ndaiye wearing blue after some of the dross we've had playing for us in recent years. Think he might have been carrying the...
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If Ireland had a population of close to 60 mill i think we would have won 2 or 3 world cups and a couple of Euro's like the other big European football States. Maybe getting to the quarterfinals with a then population 3 mill at the time is some...
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Billy Dean replied to the thread Non League Football."In a quiet town chiefly notable for its railway and a minor skirmish in the Civil War, these are high times in its sporting life." Brett Anderson from Suede is from there too. Didn't realise HH were such a big club for that level
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https://open.substack.com/pub/ghostoftomjoad/p/sussex-title-race-heats-up?utm_source=share&utm_medium=android&r=4zjs2f
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Almost 41 years since we beat Bayern. I will never forget that night. We were the best team in Europe but were robbed of should have been a European Cup in 86. Bitter? Moi?....
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Olise running riot tonight, he’s so good
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Harry Kane, superb
