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0-3...... This could get messy!! <yikes>

The feckin' commentators are driving me mad though. On some sort of Coventry love-in.....:steam:
 
With Fathead Frank taking over at Derby County, I was wondering what the future holds for Tom Huddlestone.

By all accounts he's had a pretty good season back at Derby, and Rowett was picking him every week, yet I wouldn't have thought he was Lampard's type of midfielder. Also, somewhere in my memory, I have a feeling Tommy said something about the England squad being full of cliques when he was called up. I believe there was an inference that Lampard was one of those he was talking about.

Maybe he'll follow Rowett to Stoke ?
 
was a really good interview with steve Perryman in the Mirror yesterday...worth a read if you can find it on line.
 
PleaseNotPoll said:
This?
https://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/news/exclusive-tottenham-legend-steve-perryman-12622283
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that's the one...he comes across so well as a person.

He was my hero as a kid along with Ossie and Ricky and I was lucky enough to meet him once in 2007 at a book signing that my kids took me to for my 40th birthday.

He was so generous with his time with everyone and was so down to earth.

4 years ago I wrote to all 92 league clubs asking if they'd send a well done message on headed paper to my spurs supporting kids (who had done well in school during a very difficult year) as I wanted to make a scrapbook of well done messages for them.

The letter to Exeter was responded to by Steve Perryman himself telling them how proud their dad was of them!
Such a classy act from a classy man.
 
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remembercolinlee said:
that's the one...he comes across so well as a person.

He was my hero as a kid along with Ossie and Ricky and I was lucky enough to meet him once in 2007 at a book signing that my him a took me to for my 40th birthday.

He was so generous with his time with everyone and was so down to earth.

4 years ago I wrote to all 92 league clubs asking if they'd send a well done message on headed paper to my spurs supporting kids (who had done well in school during a very difficult year) as I wanted to make a scrapbook of well done messages for them.

The letter to Exeter was responded to by Steve Perryman himself telling them how proud their dad was of them!
Such a classy act from a classy man.
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They say you should never meet your hero cos you'll be disappointed. It's great to hear that someone you hope and expect to be nice, turns out to be a genuine great person.
 
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