murraymints4brighton
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That video alone is why he had the right to more time. He gives us the ecstasy of staying up and all the good things that come with it i.e. more money and for that reason he at least deserved until Christmas.
Favourite Slade moment
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That video alone is why he had the right to more time. He gives us the ecstasy of staying up and all the good things that come with it i.e. more money and for that reason he at least deserved until Christmas.
The Grockle
Formally Croydon Seagull
I agree but he was never Blooms man so imo he was always doomed. Can't wait to see him come back against us, sooner rather than later. Great man.
Peter Grummit
Well-known member
Reminds me of when Stevie Gritt left. Not just because of the same song but because he will always have a great place in our history. But sad though it was it was also the right decision then to move onwards and upwards.
PG
Steve Foster
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It was a very special day & Slade I expect will go down in folklore like Adams first time around. However since the Stockport game we have had nowt to be cheerful about at withdean. The right decision has been made however the gr8 bald eagle will not have to buy himself many pints in btn pubs for a while
1066familyman
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- Jan 15, 2008
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That video is superb and that was indeed a special day.
For me though, not being at Bristol Rovers, I will remember Colchester away most fondly. The whole team came over to our end after the final whistle and most ( not Craig Davies though ) were beating their chests in gestures of passion and belief, and guess who was beating their chest the hardest ?...yes, RUSSELL SLADE !
For me though, not being at Bristol Rovers, I will remember Colchester away most fondly. The whole team came over to our end after the final whistle and most ( not Craig Davies though ) were beating their chests in gestures of passion and belief, and guess who was beating their chest the hardest ?...yes, RUSSELL SLADE !
Glees
The Boobie Watcher
I WANT BIG RUSS BACK
sureyyathegodofthephonein
nsc most loved
My memory of him is the last game of the season against Stockport when the phonny pitch invasion happened and he was telling people to get off the pitch i appologised to him and he said it's alright mate
will always have a place in my heart
Love you Russell
xx
will always have a place in my heart
Love you Russell
xx
That is worlds apart from the scenes last saturday. I'm bitterly disappointed that it didn't work out for him; whenever the man spoke it was hard not to like him even more. Someone else said this on another thread but it's very true...
The king is dead, long live the king.
Goldstone Rapper
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We played some blinding attacking football on Saturday, though. Just the defence that cost us.
Jimmy Grimble
Well-known member
Bristol Rovers away. Special night on that terrace.
Here's Johnny!
All work and no play.....
That was a great day and the video is brilliant. Shame it didnt work out for Russ as I truely did love the man and dont think he was the type to ever leave us out of choice.
Goodluck Baldy & thanks for everything
(especially Gary Dicker and Elliott Bennett!)No matter what though the Ablion will prevail!
bright1064
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His first match in charge against Orient is a great memory. When he came towards us before the game in his suit and tie, giving the clenched fist salute. You could just tell then that this was a man who had PASSION. I really think he put his all into this football club, I think he felt that this was as good an opportunity as he may get in terms of money, and Falmer on the horizon. He saw the potential in this club, and we took him to our hearts instantly which can be a rarity with football managers.
A seemingly lovely bloke who deserved so much more from the players. They let him down big time, and I hope they f***ing care.
A seemingly lovely bloke who deserved so much more from the players. They let him down big time, and I hope they f***ing care.
Zesh Rehman
New member
Colchester and Bristol Rovers away where he celebrated like a mentalist at the end. Or at Bristol Rovers or Stockport at home when the winning goals went in and he ran along the touch line like a mad man. But most of all, lifting King Russell above my head when he some how kept us up - WHAT A HERO