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| WHAT IS EX? SO what is EX all about? We hope the following will give you some idea . . . The North Bank, the South Bank and the West Side Upton Park. The Chicken Run and Rio Stand. The ABC: Allison, Bond and Cantwell. Salt & pepper pots in Cassettaris. Placing bets for Lou Macari. A second division side so plain and feeble. Until we signed Newcastle's Vic Keeble. Moore, Hurst and Peters, the holy trilogy. Three of the best from our world famous Academy. Greenwood and Lyall preached guile and style. Men of honour, principle . . . our best by a mile. 11,721 shivering souls on a Friday night in December to see Cambridge United in a blizzard . . . and trying to get warm with a terrace jig to Mike Oldfield's In Dulci Jubilo. Buccaneering Billy Bonds. Bond Scheme backlash. John Bond's hat-trick. Devonshire cream. Sealey and Taylor's Wembley dream. Lampard's dance round the corner flag. Harry Hooper, Ken Bainbridge and Dougie Wragg. Clever Trevor's header inflicting Gunners' hurt. Robbo's rocket to sink Frankfurt. Young Joey Cole so full of tricks. Remember the feats of the Boys of 86. Empty stands for Castilla ‘ghost match'. Giant hands and a Phil Parkes catch. Harry, Harry, Harry, Harry Redknapp on the wing. How many remember Dougie Bing? Andy Malcolm was well ‘ard. That tool called Hackett and his bloody red card. Georgie Parris' midfield spark. "Billy Bonds' Claret and Blue Army" rings around Villa Park. Phil Parkes being reliably fantastic . . . forget the six he let in on the Oldham plastic. Tears for Bobby, our beloved number six. Beware The Terminator, Julian Dicks. Boycie pops up with just seconds to spare. Few could beat Alvin in the air. Six for Watson and Hurst too. Goalscoring legends in claret and blue. Five against West Brom's a record for Dear. Two for Greavesie on debut before hitting the beer. Our FA Cup victories amount to three. And a horse named Billy in 1923. |
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