One for the 'grown ups'.

[Oldtimeram]

This damned site quotes when I do not want it to or quotes a wrong post lol

[StensonRam]

Ffs

[Rams4Justice]

You had to wear toe capped boots because the ball, was that hard it could easily have broken your toes from kicking the dam thing, unlike today's soft footballs that you can get that are considered air floaters.

[macstheman]

Whenever I headed the bloody thing it always seemed to be the lace!! Still we were tough in them days!!

[ramAnag]

The comment about the leather ball was supposed to be a bit sarcastic....It nearly used to knock me out heading it when it was wet.

Sorry...I knew that...one of the things I am glad to see the back of. The number of older players who now admit to having had blinding headaches after playing is worrying, never seemed to bother McFarland or Roger Davies though.

[Ram59]

Footballers were real men then, they would never show that they were hurt never mind rolling over and over.

Actually, the last time I saw footballers acting like real men, was in the Olympics with the women's football!

[Toggles]

... when fans never booed their own team unless they had been TRULY, TRULY awful. When players weren't written of after 5 sub appearances, when you got razored for standing on some stairs trying to block out the smell of piss whilst watching unfit 'blokes' hoofs it long and slip about in the mud. Bananas raining down onto the pitch to encourage the 'coloured' lads Ah good stuff, good stuff

[DCFCArmy]

Nuts or Zoo

Or a top shelf mag, my personal fav is lesbians.

[swaledale]

Small boys in the park, jumpers for goalposts. Rush goalie. Two at the back, three in the middle, four up front, one's gone home for his tea

Careful Rog, a comment like small boys in the park can arouse the interests of your local police force!

[swaledale]

The comment about the leather ball was supposed to be a bit sarcastic....It nearly used to knock me out heading it when it was wet.

You sure that was the ball OTR?