The Legend Tommy Smith died today aged 74, He was one of the Hard men in football...Condolences to his family and all who loved the hard man....RIP Smithy..
Liverpool legend an Swans player dies
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I was on the North Bank when Tommy introduced Senor Ardiles to British football...
RIP Tommy - thanks for the memories
RIP Tommy - thanks for the memories
From a different generation, but a class act.
I wonder what he thought about how 'soft' the game has gone?
Some great memories of him in his pomp...….
I wonder what he thought about how 'soft' the game has gone?
Some great memories of him in his pomp...….
Snap - I can remember the crunch nowI was on the North Bank when Tommy introduced Senor Ardiles to British football...
RIP Tommy - thanks for the memories
The Argie came down with snow on.Snap - I can remember the crunch now
The whole crowd went......"ouchhhhhhh" fuk him.
The thing is he would not get away with a lot of those tackles today more to the shame how football has gone soft.....Players are more like actors today and go to ground if they get hit with a feather....
It's the clutching of the head as if they've been pole-axed, when it's purely a slight glance, that gets me the most. Cheating, cowardly pussies, the lot of them..
He must've despaired at that..
RIP Tommy..
We had some midfielders then, how we could do with one of these now!! Callaghan, Smith, Craig, James, Robinson, Mahoney, care to add any more. Boy's who weren't afraid to put their foot in, but could play a bit too!!.. how we needed them yesterday...
He must've despaired at that..
RIP Tommy..
We had some midfielders then, how we could do with one of these now!! Callaghan, Smith, Craig, James, Robinson, Mahoney, care to add any more. Boy's who weren't afraid to put their foot in, but could play a bit too!!.. how we needed them yesterday...