Stan Collymore

[Former user.]

This is very strange....

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[keefer68]

Strange thing to say by a strange fella.

 

[Leylander]

Is it just his terrible use of Grammar? And he is trying to say that if Chelsea had not used any Black players they would have the same number of trophies as us.

 

[Delaney]

Is it just his terrible use of Grammar? And he is trying to say that if Chelsea had not used any Black players they would have the same number of trophies as us.

Think he's trying to justify black and jewish players by the fact they've won trophies for Chelsea? Probably well intentioned but the fact is that black and Jewish players have as much right to succeed or fail at football clubs as white players, whether they've won trophies or not is irrelevant, they have a right to be there

 

[raefil]

Think hes just trying to say that chelsea have won no more trophies than us.

 

[paddysr]

The guy is a wife beating ****. Who gives a fuck what he says

 

[portisheadpete]

Is it just his terrible use of Grammar? And he is trying to say that if Chelsea had not used any Black players they would have the same number of trophies as us.

Unfortunately some not in the know about the presence of the genius of DJ will interpret his gibberish as meaning we havent won much because we dont have black playerrs. He needs to be careful about his language and his risk of bring sued for reputational damage.

 

[Dirty Harry]

Owned by Abramovic, a Jew, and CHelsea have won most of their trophies with a large number of black players in their squad. He makes a good point about the irony and stupidity of Chelsea's racist fans. I think he's just making the point that without the influence of Jewish or black people, Chelsea would have been about as successful as PNE. Which is in itself ironic because didn't we win the double with Arthur Wharton in t'nets?

 

[Ohnotagain]

Who cares what Collymore says?
He's a cock. A woman beating cock. A thick, woman beating cock.

 

[Final Stand]

Ridiculous comment, he should offer an explanation?

Being referred to in a comment about Chelsea and racism turns my stomach. Having witnessed in the 70’s, Chelsea filling the town end in unison chanting Zieg heil appalling and all the rest of the trouble they caused on that day.

Awful club psonification of all that is bad in football.

 

[PNEESSEX]

Who cares what Collymore says?
He's a cock. A woman beating cock. A thick, woman beating cock.

That just about nails it. He adds nothing to the debate

 

[MrHodgeheg123]

Ridiculous comment, he should offer an explanation?

Being referred to in a comment about Chelsea and racism turns my stomach. Having witnessed in the 70’s, Chelsea filling the town end in unison chanting Zieg heil appalling and all the rest of the trouble they caused on that day.

Awful club psonification of all that is bad in football.

I was on the Kop that day and the Chelsea mob got more than they expected. After the initial panic, North Ends nut jobs regrouped and gave them a bit of going over. All observed by me and my mate from a safe distance.🙂

 

[Sid Snot]

I was on the Kop that day and the Chelsea mob got more than they expected. After the initial panic, North Ends nut jobs regrouped and gave them a bit of going over. All observed by me and my mate from a safe distance.🙂

Yes, I was standing right next to you 🙂!!

Didn't they try to take over the Deepdale pub prior to the game? Wasn't this the game we made a draw and the replay at Stamford Bridge was abandoned with us winning 1-0; somebody (Joe Mears) pulled the plug on the floodlights?

 

[MrHodgeheg123]

Yes, I was standing right next to you 🙂!!

Didn't they try to take over the Deepdale pub prior to the game? Wasn't this the game we made a draw and the replay at Stamford Bridge was abandoned with us winning 1-0; somebody (Joe Mears) pulled the plug on the floodlights?

I don't remember the pub it, having said that I was about 13 or 14 and looked about 10 even with my black DM's on🙂. Wasn't it that day a Chelsea fan lost his life fallig from a bridge?🙁

 

[Ando60]

Yes, I was standing right next to you 🙂!!

Didn't they try to take over the Deepdale pub prior to the game? Wasn't this the game we made a draw and the replay at Stamford Bridge was abandoned with us winning 1-0; somebody (Joe Mears) pulled the plug on the floodlights?

When the floodlights failed , Chelsea were 2-0 up and when we played the re-match we were 1-0 up as the game went into injury time - sadly Chelsea scored in the 91st and 92nd minute

 

[Ando60]

Wasn't it that day a Chelsea fan lost his life fallig from a bridge?🙁

no, that was in the early 80's Hodgey....

the Chelsea fan was amongst a group of fans being chased by a gang of Preston fans ...

in in an effort to flee the chasing thugs he attempted to jump onto the Market car park , but sadly fell and died...

i remember the announcement on the game asking for his parents to contact a steward - very sad

 

[Sid Snot]

When the floodlights failed , Chelsea were 2-0 up and when we played the re-match we were 1-0 up as the game went into injury time - sadly Chelsea scored in the 91st and 92nd minute

Thanks Ando :thumbsup:. Ageism kicks in again 😀!!

Saturday 25[SUP]th[/SUP] January 1969 – FA Cup 4[SUP]th[/SUP] Round – PNE 0 Chelsea 0

In the first FA Cup match between the two clubs Preston drew 0-0 in front of 31,875, which was the highest Preston home gate of the season. Preston who was in sixteenth position in Division Two was the underdogs to Division One side Chelsea who were fifth in the division. Preston had reached the fourth round after beating First Division Nottingham Forest 3-0

PNE Team: 1) Kelly; 2) Ross; 3) McNab; 4) Spark; 5) Cranston; 6) Heppolette; 7) Temple; 8) Knighton; 9) Irvine; 10) Ingram; 11) Lee.


Wednesday 29[SUP]th[/SUP] January 1969 – 4[SUP]th[/SUP] Round Replay – Chelsea 2 PNE 0 (Match Abandoned)


In front of 44,000 spectators Chelsea was leading 2-0 but with around 15 minutes to go the floodlights failed and the match had to be abandoned.


Monday 3[SUP]rd[/SUP] February 1969 – 4[SUP]th[/SUP] Round Replay – Chelsea 2 PNE 1

An attendance of 36,522 saw heartache for the Lilywhites after the reprieve the previous week. Injuries had meant that that McNab, Cranston and Irvine were missing.

PNE took the lead after 15 minutes from a Lee corner which was headed in by Temple to beat Bonetti on his 400[SUP]th[/SUP] Blues appearance. North End almost doubled the lead on 70 minutes when a Gemmill shot hit the underside of the bar and bounced to safety.

Then on 90 minutes disaster struck Webb scored with support from Osgood and on the 93[SUP]rd[/SUP] minute Birchenall has a shot going wide but was deflected by Cooke to give the Blues victory. After beating Stoke in the Fifth Round, Chelsea was beaten by West Brom in the Quarter Finals.

PNE Team: 1) Kelly; 2) Ross; 3) Knighton; 4) Spark; 5) Hawkins; 6) Heppolette; 7) Temple; 8) Spavin; 9) Irvine; 10) Ingram; 11) Lee.

 

[Sid Snot]

I don't remember the pub it, having said that I was about 13 or 14 and looked about 10 even with my black DM's on🙂. Wasn't it that day a Chelsea fan lost his life fallig from a bridge?🙁

In future, my lad, don't ever believe any of my North End memories 😉!

Have I ever told you about the 1903-1904 season when we won Division 2?

 

[sussexrob]

Thanks Ando :thumbsup:. Ageism kicks in again 😀!!

Saturday 25[SUP]th[/SUP] January 1969 – FA Cup 4[SUP]th[/SUP] Round – PNE 0 Chelsea 0

In the first FA Cup match between the two clubs Preston drew 0-0 in front of 31,875, which was the highest Preston home gate of the season. Preston who was in sixteenth position in Division Two was the underdogs to Division One side Chelsea who were fifth in the division. Preston had reached the fourth round after beating First Division Nottingham Forest 3-0

PNE Team: 1) Kelly; 2) Ross; 3) McNab; 4) Spark; 5) Cranston; 6) Heppolette; 7) Temple; 8) Knighton; 9) Irvine; 10) Ingram; 11) Lee.


Wednesday 29[SUP]th[/SUP] January 1969 – 4[SUP]th[/SUP] Round Replay – Chelsea 2 PNE 0 (Match Abandoned)


In front of 44,000 spectators Chelsea was leading 2-0 but with around 15 minutes to go the floodlights failed and the match had to be abandoned.


Monday 3[SUP]rd[/SUP] February 1969 – 4[SUP]th[/SUP] Round Replay – Chelsea 2 PNE 1

An attendance of 36,522 saw heartache for the Lilywhites after the reprieve the previous week. Injuries had meant that that McNab, Cranston and Irvine were missing.

PNE took the lead after 15 minutes from a Lee corner which was headed in by Temple to beat Bonetti on his 400[SUP]th[/SUP] Blues appearance. North End almost doubled the lead on 70 minutes when a Gemmill shot hit the underside of the bar and bounced to safety.

Then on 90 minutes disaster struck Webb scored with support from Osgood and on the 93[SUP]rd[/SUP] minute Birchenall has a shot going wide but was deflected by Cooke to give the Blues victory. After beating Stoke in the Fifth Round, Chelsea was beaten by West Brom in the Quarter Finals.

PNE Team: 1) Kelly; 2) Ross; 3) Knighton; 4) Spark; 5) Hawkins; 6) Heppolette; 7) Temple; 8) Spavin; 9) Irvine; 10) Ingram; 11) Lee.

Nothing changes that's us all over winning then throw it away …. 😡

 

[222Mark]

A thick woman, beating cock.

Sounds like the perfect end to a night out.