The Glory Years

Good evening gentlemen now the dust has settled slightly at the banishment of the Glorious one, some of the more sensitive posters on here can start the grieving process at the sad (or happy for some people) occasion.
Whether he had it coming or not is not the issue, this thread is to reminisce about the man's exploits good or bad for us to remember him by
This is not a thread to start throwing stones at our mods who do an excellent job on here
So come on lads whats your memories from years gone by from the wumster
virtue signal as much as you like, i'm sure he's looking in with a tear in his eye at the love being shown for a lost comrade
Take it away Snowflakes

 

He was a ****, but he was our ****

 

I thought this was a thread about the Don's great team of the 60's and 70's not the **** stirring trouble causing nice gentleman

 

Elland if you're about, in memory of the great fisherman, can you sticky this thread till the great mans return Cheers.

 

Great idea mate, he can read all the comments when he gets reinstated
Come on Ell, do the right thing

 

I'm organising a march down Elland Road if anyone wants to join me

 

What for?

 

to goTo tHe peacock for a drink

 

I remember the first time we met up. He found me at half time at Hillsboro, a game we lost 6.0 if my memory serves me right. I was pissed and thought he was quite short(ironic). I realised later that I had been standing a couple of steps higher than him......

 

You missed one on Sunday......

 

Sounds like a good idea Alf. He loves the band that plays in the Peacock garden after a match. Mod **** they play a lot of........ Sorry, I shouldn't mention the M word..

 

My favourite memories are of the regular updates on his various property deals and the killings he was making. Heady days, brings a tear to my eye.

My only regret is he was denied the opportunity to write a passionate dear John letter about leaving for the good of the forum, only to reappear by popular demand a few days later.

The Nigel farage of not606

... Just chumming the water to attract the big

 

Let it all out Milky, you'll be better for it..

 

First time I met him a good few years back I thought he was gonna be as big as ****ing Dwayne Johnson, imagine my surprise when I was introduced to him, I thought, **** me, he reminds me of someone off the telly, thoroughly nice guy though, bought me a few beers, i'm gonna miss the bastard

 

I was in front of you at the bar, I asked you if Davy was over, were you pissed?

 

Very soft spoken and always the first the get the pints in. Even used to put money behind the bar for us, if he left early.

 

Were you wearing a blonde wig and had a rainbow tattoo on your arm.

 

oh you weren't drunk then

 

yeah, unlike olof the tight twat