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who is your hero?
- Thread starter dwayne
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tinx
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Childhood Hero:- Ian Rush
Don't have any heros these days.
Don't have any heros these days.
Italiaseagull
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Steve Foster, Ian Botham and Indiana Jones were my boyhood hero's.
jonnyboylennon
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John Winston Ono Lennon.
chemical brother
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Mark Renton.
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Brighton Breezy
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"Beefy, Ian Botham. Because he wasnt afraid to say 'ok, Ive smoked the old doobie, ok Ive hit a copper..but THATS what I think of your selection policy now f*** off Im off to walk to John O Groats with some spastics"
Dandyman
In London village.
Trigger said:All Time Hero - Peter Canning
Tax Man for Pope ! The campaign starts here...
Dandyman
In London village.
crasher said:
All time Albion legend and role model to aspiring drunks, everywhere.
Brighton Breezy
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Robin Friday
Dandyman
In London village.
Richie Morris said:
The greatest footballer you never heard of ?
tedebear
Legal Alien
I always liked Wonder Woman and I reckon my grandma was a bit like her (with a few more wrinkles) she was a gem my Gran.......and the era that she lived through and raised 5 kids in makes her amazing.... let alone her ability to cure all aches and pains in a way grandmas only know...
Brighton Breezy
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Dandyman said:
The very same.
Absolute legend. Scored a wonder goal and the ref said it was good, he replied:
"you should here every week, i score goals like that every game"
Also, when backed into the corner with two defenders kicking his heels he kicked the ball off the corner flag through his legs and nutmegged the defender kicking.GENIUS
REDLAND
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tedebear said:
I still do
Brighton Breezy
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Gwylan said:
I am and he had, but read the book on him and just admire his maverick approach to the game. The who and the jam had both split before I brought a record but are still my favourite bands...
Wilts
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Having never seen Robin Friday grace our fair club (or Cardiff), I can only recommend that everyone reads the book about him. Pure genius.
elbowpatches
Active member
Based my footballing on Bryan Robson when I was a kid, still am now (I have a tendancy to get injured and break bones regularly) but Albion wise, has to be John Robinson.
Van der Gully
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Hero is a bit of a strong word but there are a few people who I admire massively for their achievements, most in the face of adversity. They include in no particular order:
Nelson Mandela - difficult to talk about this man without overdosing on superlatives, I went to Robben Island earlier this year and saw where he was imprisoned, for a man to suffer that for so long and still be able to put it behind him and become President of his country should inspire us all.
Mother Theresa - selfless devotion to the poor of Calcutta.
Ang Sung Suu Kyi - Burmese politician who has spent most of her adult life in exile due to the screwed up politics and dictatorship in her own country, despite being elected to office she has been unable to take it up for fear of her life.
Tanny Grey-Thompson - incredible athlete who has won countless medals at different championships in wheelchair races. Sadly she was insulted by the BBC who failed to put in a ramp so she could appear on the podium to collect an award at the Sports Person of the year awards, thus denying her the opportunity to take her rightful place alongside able-bodied athletes.
Jesse Owens - for his performance at the 1936 olympics, rubbing Hitler's nose in the dirt by winning 5 gold medals.
There are many other people who I have admiration for, those are probably the top 5 for me, others are either too personal or obscure to mention.
Nelson Mandela - difficult to talk about this man without overdosing on superlatives, I went to Robben Island earlier this year and saw where he was imprisoned, for a man to suffer that for so long and still be able to put it behind him and become President of his country should inspire us all.
Mother Theresa - selfless devotion to the poor of Calcutta.
Ang Sung Suu Kyi - Burmese politician who has spent most of her adult life in exile due to the screwed up politics and dictatorship in her own country, despite being elected to office she has been unable to take it up for fear of her life.
Tanny Grey-Thompson - incredible athlete who has won countless medals at different championships in wheelchair races. Sadly she was insulted by the BBC who failed to put in a ramp so she could appear on the podium to collect an award at the Sports Person of the year awards, thus denying her the opportunity to take her rightful place alongside able-bodied athletes.
Jesse Owens - for his performance at the 1936 olympics, rubbing Hitler's nose in the dirt by winning 5 gold medals.
There are many other people who I have admiration for, those are probably the top 5 for me, others are either too personal or obscure to mention.