Jim Hardie

I'd settle for a bit of honesty. Stop pretending an eight year sentence is anything other than four and stop calling fifteen years life.

Jon Clark said: "We're Sheffield Wednesday, we'll do what we want." Great reporting as ever by the Star, lol.

To be fair to McCabe, he wasn't the only one to get a little bit carried away. Even such an august publication as the Daily Telegraph was miles out. https://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/football/teams/sheffield-united/10282689/Saudi-Arabias-Prince-Abdullah-bin-Mosaad-bin-Abdulaziz-Al-Saud-worth-18bn-becomes-Sheffield-United-co-owner.html

What an idiot. It amounts to suggesting that managers of colour (have I got that right?) should have protected status.

So 'Nick', previously dismissed as a fantasist, is now accused of being a paedophile himself. If true, it's a pity the police didn't make a few checks in the first place before launching a £2m investigation into those he accused. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-48280492

......and his creepy sidekick Graham.

Melbourne's supporters must be chuffed to bits.

I find the whole saga hilarious. First DB says it was a joke but fails to explain it to we with no sense of humour. Then the BBC shows the photo but not the bit which has the chimp in it so we with no imagination are sold short. Got to admire DB's chutzpah in his laughable attempt to brazen it out. He must be the only person in the country not to know what he said he didn't know after it's been rammed down all our throats the last few days by his former employer.

http://sportwitness.co.uk/germany-julian-borner-signed-sheffield-wednesday-moving-championship/

I bet that went down well.

I don't think Tudor ever played for Middlesbrough. Are you sure you weren't at Newcastle, lol? They were both at Newcastle at the same time. Edit. Or was it John Hickton at centre forward for Middlesbrough?

Ah yes, Gary Scothorn. Fox was much later. Both 15 on their debuts.

Peter Fox, now more famous for 'dressing room pranks' that apparently never happened.

http://www.picturesheffield.com/frontend.php?keywords=Ref_No_increment;EQUALS;s24990&pos=13&action=zoom&id=27436

It's said there were once 200 pubs on Liverpool's Scotland Road. Don't know about that but I recall going on a pub crawl there in the late 60s and it was a woman's name over the door every time. Apparently that was the norm in Liverpool for some reason.