[Albion] Mullers vs Allison

[Hamilton]

Not sure if this has been aired on here before, but worth a look (or relook).

https://youtu.be/TrLOJtD6Zd4


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[Not Andy Naylor]

Good fun. It would have added a certain spice to Albion-Palace games if they had been in charge at the same time.

 

[Del Fenner]

Some 1969 White Hart Lane dressing room clips would be the gold standard here.

 

[Jam The Man]

Good watch!
You can see why Mullers and Venables would also have clashed!

 

[Cowfold Seagull]

Bit of a mouthy individual as a younger man was Mullers. Changed somewhat since he found God. Felt a bit sorry for Allison in that clip to be honest.

 

[Buzzer]

Bit of a mouthy individual as a younger man was Mullers. Changed somewhat since he found God. Felt a bit sorry for Allison in that clip to be honest.

I don't at all. I know I'm biased but I think Mullery was quite right to be indignant. The relationship between those two is, I reckon, a crucial part in our rivalry. Allison always had an ego the size of a planet but he was part of a golden generation of managers who revolutionised the English game. I remember reading how after daily training at West Ham, he and several other senior players would decamp to a cafe and argue tactics for hours on end.

 

[exKT17]

Great clip! Oh for that type of encounter these days...

Mullery on the front foot, deffo winning on points!

 

[Chicken Run]

Mullers looks a like Gareth Bale[emoji23]

 

[Jesus Gul]

Bit of a mouthy individual as a younger man was Mullers. Changed somewhat since he found God. Felt a bit sorry for Allison in that clip to be honest.

Don’t feel sorry for Allison. He’d just come from sharing a bath with Fiona Richmond

 

[Bozza]

Enjoyed that a lot.

Can you imagine if they still did that now - had a player on who'd been roasted by Shearer, Neville or one of the other pundits and let them debate it out?

 

[BensGrandad]

Like him or not but Allison had a terrific aura about him and whenever he walked into a pub you could sense his presence and very understandable why women fell for him.

 

[Leekbrookgull]

Enjoyed that a lot.

Can you imagine if they still did that now - had a player on who'd been roasted by Shearer, Neville or one of the other pundits and let them debate it out?

No,but Muller,s puts his points across well.

 

[Not Andy Naylor]

Those were the days in TV terms. And there was this:

 

[Raleigh Chopper]

I was sitting on my own in a bar in Yarm near Middlesbrough on a cold, dark winters night when in walked Malcolm Allison with a young lad who sat away from him, Allison was sitting at the bar drinking bottles of wine and water.
After a few hours as I went to the bar he started a conversation about football, he asked who I supported, the conversation did not go very much further I would have loved to have had a full on chat with him.
But, I'm afraid, he was very, very drunk.