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 Post subject: Rioch give us a wave, Rioch, Rioch give us a wave
PostPosted: Fri Feb 17, 2012 9:29 pm 
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Rioch's reign will go down as one of the greatest of this clubs' history. Was a magical time to be a wanderer.

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Bruce Rioja
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Rioch's reign will go down as one of the greatest of this clubs' history. Was a magical time to be a wanderer.

Bruce Rioch :pray:


Abso-foo-kin-lutely. And on the back of the lean years that dated back to Ian Greaves.

That Friday night in Hull will never, ever be bettered by anything. It just can't.

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Best manager we've ever had. I would have him back tomorrow.


Great manager for us, how old is Bruce now?

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Bruce Rioja wrote:
tripod wrote:
Rioch's reign will go down as one of the greatest of this clubs' history. Was a magical time to be a wanderer.

Bruce Rioch :pray:


Abso-foo-kin-lutely. And on the back of the lean years that dated back to Ian Greaves.

That Friday night in Hull will never, ever be bettered by anything. It just can't.


Best. Game. Ever. Very closely followed by the Reading play off final.
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tripod
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Burnden Paddock wrote:
Bruce Rioja wrote:
tripod wrote:
Rioch's reign will go down as one of the greatest of this clubs' history. Was a magical time to be a wanderer.

Bruce Rioch :pray:


Abso-foo-kin-lutely. And on the back of the lean years that dated back to Ian Greaves.

That Friday night in Hull will never, ever be bettered by anything. It just can't.


Best. Game. Ever. Very closely followed by the Reading play off final.



and the 6-1 against tottenham. That night was amazing
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Dave Sutton's barnet
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I'd have him back in a heartbeat as Owen's assistant. He's 64, which is six years younger than Alex Ferguson, seven years younger than Aberdeen boss Craig Brown – and assistants can be older than the gaffer, especially if he's relatively inexperienced. I believe Rioch's also a non-drinker.

Been Rioch-reminiscing recently with a Boro fan who runs an excellent site called MiniBoro.com - it started off as an archive of the iconic Fly Me To The Moon fanzine, for which he was the cartoonist, but it's now branched out into some great artistic impressions of various players. Anyway, they love Rioch even more than us, and Question 23 in this Gary Hamilton interview is a nice little tale.

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He signed Dennis Bergkamp. This alone means gooners remember him with fondness (of course he also signed David Platt and I am not at all bitter that for my 15th Birthday when I went up to the Arsenal store with my dad he (Dad not Rioch) made me get 'Platt' on my new away shirt cos it was cheaper then 'Bergkamp'...)
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...and he asked Ian Wright "Why can't you be more like John McGinlay?". Which is legendary.

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...and he asked Ian Wright "Why can't you be more like John McGinlay?". Which is legendary.


Currently reading one of Paul Mersons books which claims Rioch pretty much got the boot cos Ian Wright didn't get on with him...
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something about wright not wanting to play on the wing IIRC . It's a shame rioch isnt involved in the game at present.It's quite possible that his expectation and discipline would rub a lot of players up now,not to mention chairmen.Good call as a wise head to help coyle but seems unlikely unfortunately.
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Gooner Girl wrote:
Dave Sutton's barnet wrote:
...and he asked Ian Wright "Why can't you be more like John McGinlay?". Which is legendary.


Currently reading one of Paul Mersons books which claims Rioch pretty much got the boot cos Ian Wright didn't get on with him...


Always thought Ian Wright was a tosser :wink:

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Gooner Girl wrote:
Dave Sutton's barnet wrote:
...and he asked Ian Wright "Why can't you be more like John McGinlay?". Which is legendary.


Currently reading one of Paul Mersons books which claims Rioch pretty much got the boot cos Ian Wright didn't get on with him...


Always thought Ian Wright was a tosser :wink:


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...and he asked Ian Wright "Why can't you be more like John McGinlay?". Which is legendary.
Currently reading one of Paul Mersons books which claims Rioch pretty much got the boot cos Ian Wright didn't get on with him...
The newish one, co-written with Matt Allen? Matt's a good mate of mine, a top bloke, a great writer... and a Spurs fan!

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Dave Sutton's barnet wrote:
Gooner Girl wrote:
Dave Sutton's barnet wrote:
...and he asked Ian Wright "Why can't you be more like John McGinlay?". Which is legendary.
Currently reading one of Paul Mersons books which claims Rioch pretty much got the boot cos Ian Wright didn't get on with him...
The newish one, co-written with Matt Allen? Matt's a good mate of mine, a top bloke, a great writer... and a Spurs fan!


Yeah, the new one! Not exactly high brow stuff but an amusing read and a good insight into what went on at Arsenal In the late 80's and 90's back when I was a teenage fan and cried my eyes out when he moved to boro!
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