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Ronnie Moore
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I only paid a quid . They must have seen you coming !iaitch said:I paid a £5 for him.
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That's the equivalent of about £500 in today's money !!!iaitch said:I paid a £5 for him.
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50p was my effort0
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I paid a fiver too. Only professional player I can claim to have purchased. Wish I had kept the little certificate.0
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Yeah I wonder where my certificate is?0
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I still have my £1 certificate0
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Me too.0
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I paid £3. Well done Ronnie and the 'Pool!0
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My mum's 'Ronnie Moore' certificate is in a Charlton scrapbook somewhere in her house. One of my earliest memories of going to the Valley was the Ronnie Moore chant. A very underrated manager who worked wonders at Rotherham, Tranmere and now Hartlepool.0
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I put a fiver in as well. Have to congratulate him for keeping Hartlepool up.0
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I don't think I have my certificate any more, but I've just come across a load of stuff from late 70s early 80s that needs sorting through. Fingers crossed it's among them. Seem to recall I put £2 in but it was a long time ago, and I might have wanted to have a night out on that extra note...0
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Corrected for you ; - )rikofold said:I don't think I have my certificate any more, but I've just come across a load of stuff from late 70s early 80s that needs to be donated to the Museum. Fingers crossed it's among them. Seem to recall I put £2 in but it was a long time ago, and I might have wanted to have a night out on that extra note...
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Sacked by Hartlepool this afternoon.0
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This doesn't mention us at all but it is an entertaining watch mainly about his managerial career .
Whose the best manager in the football league ?
Its you Ron Ron Ron .
Its you Ron Ron .
https://www.bing.com/videos/search?q=ronnie+moore+&&view=detail&mid=D65D4ACF402DBCCDFBFDD65D4ACF402DBCCDFBFD&&FORM=VRDGAR&ru=/videos/search?q=ronnie+moore+&FORM=HDRSC3
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When with us he signed his son Ian to my Dads team in Wilmington who broke all scoring records and went on to be a pro. Ronnie would come down and take training every week and off to the Horse and Groom afterwards. Would do the presentation etc top bloke ..4
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Curbishley tried to sign Ian a couple of times.Valleysarr said:When with us he signed his son Ian to my Dads team in Wilmington who broke all scoring records and went on to be a pro. Ronnie would come down and take training every week and off to the Horse and Groom afterwards. Would do the presentation etc top bloke ..0 -
I think I bought his left testicle, still got it in jar somewhere.2
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Unless my memory deceives me, I recall seeing him take one of the worst penalty ever witnessed at The Valley - it cleared the stand!0
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That's bollocks!sillav nitram said:I think I bought his left testicle, still got it in jar somewhere.
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That was Lawrie Madden.Addick Addict said:Unless my memory deceives me, I recall seeing him take one of the worst penalty ever witnessed at The Valley - it cleared the stand!4 -
That was Hayden, I played in the older age groups, my next door neighbour played in goal Graham Guy in the team Ian Moore played in he was the nephew of Dickie Guy who the older posters will remember famously saving a Peter Lorimer penalty at Elland Road for then non league WimbledonValleysarr said:When with us he signed his son Ian to my Dads team in Wilmington who broke all scoring records and went on to be a pro. Ronnie would come down and take training every week and off to the Horse and Groom afterwards. Would do the presentation etc top bloke ..1 -
Graham Guy's sister shared a flat with us and Dickie Guy helped move the furniture in (he didn't drop anything)5
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Lawrie Madden was left footed. Ronnie Moore was right footed. I'm not sure how I could get that so wrong!Covered End said:
That was Lawrie Madden.Addick Addict said:Unless my memory deceives me, I recall seeing him take one of the worst penalty ever witnessed at The Valley - it cleared the stand!1 -
That was excellent - thanks for posting. a good dose of old school football humour.Richard J said:This doesn't mention us at all but it is an entertaining watch mainly about his managerial career .
Whose the best manager in the football league ?
Its you Ron Ron Ron .
Its you Ron Ron .
https://www.bing.com/videos/search?q=ronnie+moore+&&view=detail&mid=D65D4ACF402DBCCDFBFDD65D4ACF402DBCCDFBFD&&FORM=VRDGAR&ru=/videos/search?q=ronnie+moore+&FORM=HDRSC3Wasn’t Ronnie the player who came back from training to find his bags outside the room at the Clarendon Hotel in Blackheath because the club hadn’t paid the bill ?I might listen to a few more of these, as the hosts are a good combination - a journalist and a couple of ex-players, including Jon ‘The Beast’ Parkin. I shall, however, probably give the Iain Dowie episode a swerve0 -
Makes sense, he’s always had a good eye for a player on here23
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I haven’t seen Fraham Guy for 30 years @northstandsteve , we were the two goalies fighting over the goalkeeper spot for Notth Kent in the early 90’snorthstandsteve said:
That was Hayden, I played in the older age groups, my next door neighbour played in goal Graham Guy in the team Ian Moore played in he was the nephew of Dickie Guy who the older posters will remember famously saving a Peter Lorimer penalty at Elland Road for then non league WimbledonValleysarr said:When with us he signed his son Ian to my Dads team in Wilmington who broke all scoring records and went on to be a pro. Ronnie would come down and take training every week and off to the Horse and Groom afterwards. Would do the presentation etc top bloke ..
small world sometimes isn’t it!0 -
Ronnie Moore might have been right-footed, but Lawrie Madden was definitely neither-footed.Addick Addict said:
Lawrie Madden was left footed. Ronnie Moore was right footed. I'm not sure how I could get that so wrong!Covered End said:
That was Lawrie Madden.Addick Addict said:Unless my memory deceives me, I recall seeing him take one of the worst penalty ever witnessed at The Valley - it cleared the stand!0
