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[PaulClementsLaments]

I've rescued my collection of VHS tapes from a depths of the garage and I'll be uploading the various Alty clips I have onto YouTube - quite a few interviews are in here somewhere and not all BBC so I guess they wont have been on the DVD of Alty TV clips that was produced a few years back

Here's the first one...

http://youtu.be/kUU1ymxeNhA

Told you it was brief. That's as much of that kit I can take though

Paul

[Leon]

I think that's from the game where the main stand was invaded by a horde of Stockport County fans, who were there to hurl abuse at Lincoln's manager who'd just left them for Lincoln - the chap being interviewed at the end. Colin someone?

[PaulClementsLaments]

I think that's from the game where the main stand was invaded by a horde of Stockport County fans, who were there to hurl abuse at Lincoln's manager who'd just left them for Lincoln - the chap being interviewed at the end. Colin someone?

Colin Murphy

[TheCultOfIanTunnacliffe]

I think that's from the game where the main stand was invaded by a horde of Stockport County fans, who were there to hurl abuse at Lincoln's manager who'd just left them for Lincoln - the chap being interviewed at the end. Colin someone?

That's the one.

Tuesday, 8th September 1987.

A goalless draw played out in front of a crowd of 2,398, a good proportion of whom were County fans who had just come along to berate Colin Murphy.

Lincoln City went on to win the Conference that season.

I suspect that it was also the season when that bizarre 'test' rule was brought in by which you couldn't be offside from a free kick.
All of which was ideally suited to Murphy's 'route one' style of football at Lincoln.




 

 

[taxi Phil]

Colin Murphy was a legend. It had nothing whatever to do with his ability as a manager (he taught John Beck everything he knew) but rather the style of his programme notes. Boy could he ramble !

I don't suppose any of you programme buffs out there have got an example of Murphyspeak in your collections that you could upload ? Younger Forumites deserve the opportunity to sample the work of a tortured genius !

[PaulClementsLaments]

That's the one.

Tuesday, 8th May 1987.

A goalless draw played out in front of a crowd of 2,398, a good proportion of whom were County fans who had just come along to berate Colin Murphy.

Lincoln City went on to win the Conference that season.

I suspect that it was also the season when that bizarre 'test' rule was brought in by which you couldn't be offside from a free kick.
All of which was ideally suited to Murphy's 'route one' style of football at Lincoln.

Are you sure about the date - I recall this being right at the start of season 87/88

[TheCultOfIanTunnacliffe]

That's the one.

Tuesday, 8th May 1987.

A goalless draw played out in front of a crowd of 2,398, a good proportion of whom were County fans who had just come along to berate Colin Murphy.

Lincoln City went on to win the Conference that season.

I suspect that it was also the season when that bizarre 'test' rule was brought in by which you couldn't be offside from a free kick.
All of which was ideally suited to Murphy's 'route one' style of football at Lincoln.

Are you sure about the date - I recall this being right at the start of season 87/88

Apologies, Paul, you are quite correct.

It was Tuesday, 8th September 1987.

[TheCultOfIanTunnacliffe]

Colin Murphy was a legend. It had nothing whatever to do with his ability as a manager (he taught John Beck everything he knew) but rather the style of his programme notes. Boy could he ramble !

I don't suppose any of you programme buffs out there have got an example of Murphyspeak in your collections that you could upload ? Younger Forumites deserve the opportunity to sample the work of a tortured genius !

Phil,

As requested, here's a sample of Colin Murphy's literary style:


''You, me, we all of us, have been forced to breakfast on travesty, lunch on objection and insult, dine on inflicted pressure.

''High tea we daren't sit still long enough to take and by supper we were still expected to have been victorious.''


Is he Jacko's prose guru, by any chance...?!

[PaulClementsLaments]

New clip... a bit of Tommy Doc...

http://youtu.be/sfSQ2m0aPiM

[Uncle Globnasty]

I seem to recall seeing us get absolutely mullered at Sincil Bank 5-0, I presume that was the season.

[TheCultOfIanTunnacliffe]

I seem to recall seeing us get absolutely mullered at Sincil Bank 5-0, I presume that was the season.

You're not wrong, Uncle G.

Saturday, 26th March 1988, to be exact.

Jeff Johnson was Alty's manager by that stage of the season, following the departure of Tommy Docherty in January of that year.

[wayno]

I've rescued my collection of VHS tapes from a depths of the garage and I'll be uploading the various Alty clips I have onto YouTube - quite a few interviews are in here somewhere and not all BBC so I guess they wont have been on the DVD of Alty TV clips that was produced a few years back

Here's the first one...

http://youtu.be/kUU1ymxeNhA

Told you it was brief. That's as much of that kit I can take though

Paul

What software do you use to rip your videos?

[PaulClementsLaments]

What software do you use to rip your videos?

Debut by NCH Software (free)

[wayno]

What software do you use to rip your videos?

Debut by NCH Software (free)

cheers

[whopper]

Colin Murphy was a legend. It had nothing whatever to do with his ability as a manager (he taught John Beck everything he knew) but rather the style of his programme notes. Boy could he ramble !

I don't suppose any of you programme buffs out there have got an example of Murphyspeak in your collections that you could upload ? Younger Forumites deserve the opportunity to sample the work of a tortured genius !

Phil,

As requested, here's a sample of Colin Murphy's literary style:


''You, me, we all of us, have been forced to breakfast on travesty, lunch on objection and insult, dine on inflicted pressure.

''High tea we daren't sit still long enough to take and by supper we were still expected to have been victorious.''


Is he Jacko's prose guru, by any chance...?!

the very fact you have used prose as a word would say to me your a cock