Alan Mullery Live!

[Willy Dangle]

Their.

Duck, no sorry Dick.

 

[hybrid_x]

True legend...get him on the pre-match team talks in the dressing room!

 

[Mackenzie]

I started going to the Goldstone regularly in 1986, so I only just caught the end of the Mullery (second) era. Over the years I've read all the books, seen all the TV clips, learnt the history.....but listening to him recounting it first hand brings it to life. He's an old fella now, but you sense that fire within him still, and it makes you understand why he (and that team) were so special.

Thanks ever so much for posting that up, I was captivated.

(can you get him on the Roar please [MENTION=2405]Fourteenth Eye[/MENTION] )

 

[Sloe Joe]

Alan Mullery was always very special and if 20 yrs younger would be formidable now at the Albion. From my many years of watching the Albion his team of the late 70's was just brilliant and nothing since will ever beat it - however given time OG might have the chance.

 

[Fourteenth Eye]

I started going to the Goldstone regularly in 1986, so I only just caught the end of the Mullery (second) era. Over the years I've read all the books, seen all the TV clips, learnt the history.....but listening to him recounting it first hand brings it to life. He's an old fella now, but you sense that fire within him still, and it makes you understand why he (and that team) were so special.

Thanks ever so much for posting that up, I was captivated.

(can you get him on the Roar please [MENTION=2405]Fourteenth Eye[/MENTION] )

Hopefully soon.

 

[Harry H]

Really interesting,but like the book I would have liked to have heard more about his legendary temper,and bust ups with players in the late 70's.
I once saw him knock Peter Ward out cold at Waterhall and have Sully by the throat in the tunnel at the Goldstone.
Once at home to Palace he told Sully to kick Vince Hilaire into row Z.
Not really Sullys game,but he tried his hardest to comply and Hilaire went off injured.
On an icy pitch at the Goldstone he had the studs of everybodys boots filed down to the nails to get grip on the pitch.
He has certainly mellowed,as he was a very aggressive man.Similar in many ways to Sir Alex.A bit of a bully who ruled very much by fear.
Still a great watch and the man is a true character and the best manager BHA have ever had.

 

[Mackenzie]

Really interesting,but like the book I would have liked to have heard more about his legendary temper,and bust ups with players in the late 70's.
I once saw him knock Peter Ward out cold at Waterhall and have Sully by the throat in the tunnel at the Goldstone.
Once at home to Palace he told Sully to kick Vince Hilaire into row Z.
Not really Sullys game,but he tried his hardest to comply and Hilaire went off injured.
On an icy pitch at the Goldstone he had the studs of everybodys boots filed down to the nails to get grip on the pitch.
He has certainly mellowed,as he was a very aggressive man.Similar in many ways to Sir Alex.A bit of a bully who ruled very much by fear.
Still a great watch and the man is a true character and the best manager BHA have ever had.

The iconic you're not worth that photo is something I'd like to hear about. Lets face it Mullery was a big factor in why we have our rivalry with Palace.

Perhaps those more feisty moments are a bit uncomfortable for him to talk about.....but they would make for EPIC listening.