Paolo Di Canio on ESPN Classic

[OOH! SHAUN TAYLOR]

This was on earlier in the week and I just got round to watching it (it's probably been shown loads of times before). It just covered the Premier League part of his career and had everything you'd expect - The Paul Alcock 'push', catching the ball at Everton when the keeper was injured, 'that goal' against  Wimbledon etc etc.

I would just like to say, I may be struggling to come to terms with his man management skills (or perceived lack thereof) but nonetheless, I do actually love him.

That is all.

Oh yes, he also does a very passable impression of Alex Ferguson.

[Not that Nice If I'm Honest]

This was on earlier in the week and I just got round to watching it (it's probably been shown loads of times before). It just covered the Premier League part of his career and had everything you'd expect - The Paul Alcock 'push', catching the ball at Everton when the keeper was injured, 'that goal' against  Wimbledon etc etc.

I would just like to say, I may be struggling to come to terms with his man management skills (or perceived lack thereof) but nonetheless, I do actually love him.

That is all.

Oh yes, he also does a very passable impression of Alex Ferguson.

any chance of a link then Einstein

[OOH! SHAUN TAYLOR]

any chance of a link then Einstein

No.

And there's no need to be rude. :gay:

[Not that Nice If I'm Honest]

No.

And there's no need to be rude. :gay:

So what is the "this" to which you were refering ?

[Notts red]

Think the clue is in the thread title 

[Reg Smeeton]

any chance of a link then Einstein

I'd say OST has summed it up very well....surely any proper football fan can summon up the necessary images to which he alludes....if you have some perceptual defect that makes it difficult for you then I apoligise.