August 2001 Index

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Top Bob 2001

John Lambie

Partick Thistle manager
John Lambie (St Johnstone)
(See below)

August 2001 Headlines ...

Who has what post ? - see Rothmans 2001-2002
See updates to the 700 + Club and Record League Appearances
Colin Waldron and Bobby Howe- where are they now ?
Marc Bogman recalls the 1970-71 season
McFarland returns as Torquay United manager
Louise and Jamie updates
Owen wins Charity Shield, but loses to The Netherlands
Peter Morris Out !
Bonetti - the band have been in touch
- Peter Bonetti now has a page
Vote for England's worst ever trophy !!!
Jan Peters and Johan Neeskens a double Dutch 'where are they now?'
Clyde Best - read Jelle Vanhijfte's article on Clyde - in Dutch !
Programmes ! Early satges yet, but some programmes are on the way
Owen hatrick !!!
World Cup Cortinas - where are they now ????
Football Champions albums are added to the site
Steven Tallents contributes his own 'where are they now?' stories
July Emails - Are now complete !
Sir Bobby Charlton - on his famous hair cut
Big Ron - is the King of Clichés

Also...

Congratulations to John Lambie the second ever winner of the prostigious Top Bob Award. He wins the trophy from Sir Alex Ferguson, last year's winner. 'The Great Lambino' - first brought to the site's attention by Partick Thistle fan, Doctor Paul - is a clear and worthy winner, as Partick Thistle were the first UK team last season to be declared Champions of their League (Scottish Second Division).

John Lambie won a full 50 per cent of the vast 162 votes. Sir Alex was well beaten into second place with 21 per cent of the vote. Eddie Gray and Brian Kidd were third. The vote was held over the two month period of the mid-season break, and was for the player or manager from the 70-71 season who contributed the most to the 2000-2001 football season. See the full results at Quizlet

Norman Hunter is the winner of the Special Bob Award, won last year by his Leeds team mate, Eddie Gray. This award is given by me, the webmaster to my personal champion of the 70-71 season. Norman wins his prize for his years as a match day commentator on Radio Leeds (See BBC Online - Radio Leeds - Homepage). Norman's fabulously biased to Leeds commentry almost makes missing being at the game itself worth while. Thanks Norman.

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