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Sir Roger must be what, 69/70 now and looks a good 10-15 years younger. If that's not the best advert ever for the benefits of a healthy, moderate lifestyle, I don't know what is.

He was my favourite when I was a kid. Who's the old guy in that picture?

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I fail to see why there are people on here fraternising with the enemy. The sooner Iceland is nuked, the better. Actually, we're probably better off waiting until Bjork is back home visiting her parents, like.

Not talking about pretty football but effective, to-the-point football. Let me guess, 83/84 was your first season? 78/79 was mine and that's got a lot to do with it I muat admit Well that and a man who played in both the 78/79 and the 83/84 teams goes with my choice as well so that's good enough for me!

And the Spice Girls were better than the Beatles because they sold more records. The 83/84 squad may have had individually superior players but they never had a better team. The 78/79 boys transcended mere trophies by playing football as it should be played. Stylish, cohesive, attacking, joined-up football that was a total thrill to watch. They were also tight as a camel's a*** in the desert and I think only 15 or 16 players were used throughout the campaign. Phil Neal used to say he'd walk into the roughest dockland pub in the world with that team and know for certain that if trouble came, he'd be able to rely on every last one of them.

The only thing about your reasoning is, it's wrong. Our bread and butter games were the stuff of absolute legend.

I think that was the season that up until about December, Liverpool had scored more goals against Liverpool than any other team! I seem to recall we'd scored more goals against ourselves than all other teams combined up until October/November. We shipped in a few OGs that season. I certainly recall one of them scored by Souness against us at Burnden Park.

Our greater dominance in the 80s may have had something to do with the opposition at the time though. For me, the 78/79 team was the greatest English football team of all time. And if anyone wants to argue, you've come to the right place.

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I bet they never wrote we'd be well ahead if games only lasted the final 45 minutes? If my auntie had cajones, etc.

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