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Most of them should have been. In those days, however, the authorities were just as blindly bigoted as the average fan on the terrace. Has the world moved on? Quite a bit, though judging by the lack of insight of some of the posts on this thread, more clearly needs to be done.

Swap "medium" for "tiny" & the rest applies to us.

Sublime ball skills and the instinct of a terrier. Memories of Colin and Bally are just about the only reason left for supporting the now shambolic set up.

You have a very generous take on the man and his times. Sadly, like very, very many other Blues, I disliked him intensely when he was alive and I see no reason to change my view of him now.

Rarer than hens teeth on this site. Thankfully.

Don't believe the club has had a manager worth their salt for about ten years. The current bloke is a real chancer.

Tuesday night in April '70.

In an intensive care unit in the late 90s, though truth to tell, it was someone else who tuned in to it then put the headset over my ears. It did not end well.

Gave an interview about it while he was still in Mexico & said he'd move wherever he wanted.

you've been sex all season. Good on yer, mate.

I understand - and share - the frustration. For me, Marco is not the bloke to change things round. We need a Shankly - and I've never ever thought I'd say that.

This isn't a day for careful analysis and reasoned thinking. At 68 years of age, I'm still the scraggy arsed kid I was in '64 watching us beat them 4 - 0 at Anfield, so come on you Blue boys, do these red vermin!

Relaxed day out.

Just to be clear, Alan Ball was God. He didn't need hands.

I'm here. The rest made their excuses and left. Straights! Pfft!

Ay. Thinking about it, I can only remember 4 players in the last 50 years who have escaped: Tommy Wright, Harvey, Morrissey and Sir Alan Ball. Reid? Too slow! Sheedy, too lazy etc etc.

the boys pen were savages. If you weren't on 40 cigs a day, you were a jes sy!

was in the days when the Street was lively. "Sit down ya bums" was well rehearsed against the hundreds who left the game early. History bites one in the arse which is why I smile quietly at those who whine about the current manager ... Catterick got the same abuse (as did Shankly from the...

Can remember the Street End chanting against the Main Stand and the Bullens for their perceived lack of support during the late 60's and 70's. We've always been miserable sods.

Underwhelming. We're certainly not dreadful but we're equally not world beaters. A striker and Richarlison out side and we might have both feet in the race.