Originally posted by 1980
But for me, Richmond's darkest ever days was when Neville was president. I remember those days well. I would go to the games never expecting to win, but hoping at least to see Andy Goodwin thump someone.
And for the record, you ever get a chance to speak with Lambert (who you've quoted below), he'll tell you the administration kicked him out of the club after he raised the players concerns with what the administration was doing. You ever speak to Campbell about why he wanted to leave and go to North, he'll tell you he was pi$$ed off the administration ran Northey out of the club.
Anyway, 2 weeks ago you were supporting Frawley. Now you're as much a feral slagging Frawley as the rest of us. Thats good enough for me.
But for me, Richmond's darkest ever days was when Neville was president. I remember those days well. I would go to the games never expecting to win, but hoping at least to see Andy Goodwin thump someone.
And for the record, you ever get a chance to speak with Lambert (who you've quoted below), he'll tell you the administration kicked him out of the club after he raised the players concerns with what the administration was doing. You ever speak to Campbell about why he wanted to leave and go to North, he'll tell you he was pi$$ed off the administration ran Northey out of the club.
Anyway, 2 weeks ago you were supporting Frawley. Now you're as much a feral slagging Frawley as the rest of us. Thats good enough for me.
neville crowe like i said previously had no choice but to play kids.we had no money.tell me what president could do any better?
i dont know about the lambert situation so i wont comment.
campbell was leaving because of the northey thing?your clutching at straws considering his walkout happened 2 seasons later.
where have i slagged off at spud?i made comments to the effect i have had enough about the way we play etc and yes he will be gone at the end of the year but i will always respect the bloke for taking on a job that no one else wanted.
cheers!
