Malcolm Allison

[Guest alex]

RIP. Before my time mainly but always seemed like a character. I do remember him managing Boro in the early 80s though.

[shackbleep 0]

RIP. Before my time mainly but always seemed like a character. I do remember him managing Boro in the early 80s though.

 

Aye same here but it has to be acknowledged that he was well respected in the game. Plenty of the hacks are eulogising about him.

 

RIP

[Monkeys Fist 43668]

Loved a Fedora iirc.

RIP.

 

 

Edit;

Fedora and fur.

Dude

Edited October 15, 2010 by Monkeys Fist

[spongebob toonpants 4183]

 

R.I.Pimp

[Tom 14021]

R.I.P

[Dr Kenneth Noisewater 0]

Didn't he get sacked from Century for saying "for fucks sake" live on air when we scored past them?

[LeazesMag 0]

from the same stable as Terry Venables.

 

RIP anyway.

[Guest Tuco Ramirez]

RIP

 

He managed a team in the North East Sunday League about 10 years ago. Killingworth Arms maybe? Alex might know, not my manor those borderline Northumberland/North Tyneside places, Forest Hall, Killingworth etc..

 

Genuine character whenever I saw him interviewed, who I'm sure will be sadly lost by many especially older Man City fans where he was a key man in their golden era of the late 60's with manager Joe Mercer.

[Monkeys Fist 43668]

Killingworth and Forest Hall , borderline?

Fuck me Stevie

 

 

Suppose Lemington is virtually Cumbria eh?

[Guest Tuco Ramirez]

Killingworth and Forest Hall , borderline?

Fuck me Stevie

 

 

Suppose Lemington is virtually Cumbria eh?

Heddon on the Wall is classed as Newcastle and that's 5 miles west of Lemington. Crammy's two mile from Killie and that's Northumberland, and Forest Hall's hardly Newcastle is it

 

Was I right about the Killie Arms, and Allison, I'm sure am right, can't find nowt on google though.

Edited October 15, 2010 by Tuco Ramirez

[Monkeys Fist 43668]

No idea about the Killy Arms team tbh.

Can't get t'interweb out here in the Badlands

[Monkeys Fist 43668]

Killingworth and Forest Hall , borderline?

Fuck me Stevie

 

 

Suppose Lemington is virtually Cumbria eh?

Heddon on the Wall is classed as Newcastle and that's 5 miles west of Lemington. Crammy's two mile from Killie and that's Northumberland, and Forest Hall's hardly Newcastle is it

 

Was I right about the Killie Arms, and Allison, I'm sure am right, can't find nowt on google though.

I guess that means the training ground is on foreign turf then?

 

Is Wallsend in Newcastle then?

[sammynb 3640]

Is Wallsend in Newcastle then?

 

It is here in New South Wales

It's just down the road from Jesmond and north of Cardiff

See it.

 

Oh and RIP pimp daddy Allison.

[Happy Face 29]

All I know about him is my uncle loved him. He was a Man City fan. When my folks got married in the late 60's he was best man but nicked off up to Newcastle cos City were in town and were the dogs bollocks.

[Barney 0]

Loved a Fedora iirc.

RIP.

 

 

Edit;

Fedora and fur.

Dude

 

 

Pimp hat/fedora/throwing the shocker...superb.

[FCUM 1]

I think you're right about one of the Sunday league teams Steve but I'm buggered if I can remember which one

 

I can remember him managing Willington in the Northern league after Boro but then I think he went out the middle east somewhere after that.

 

Brilliant coach according to those who played for him but like Peter Taylor (with Cloughie) he needed a management foil which he only really got with Joe Mercer.

 

Widely recognised as being the one who first created the famous Wist Am academy of the early 60s.

 

A real character in his time, always sticks in my mind for the episode with Fiona Richmond in the bath at Citeh

[tinofbeans 91]

one lung. RIP.

[Guest alex]

Hadn't heard about this but I asked around and tt was the Killy Arms apparently. It was a bit of a publicity stunt as he came for only two games or something like that as part of a documentary that was on Tyne Tees. It was more like 15-20 years ago though. The connection was Stevie Black who knew Alison and Blackie was connected with the Killy Arms at the time who were doing well in the NE Sunday Premier League.

[Guest Tuco Ramirez]

Hadn't heard about this but I asked around and tt was the Killy Arms apparently. It was a bit of a publicity stunt as he came for only two games or something like that as part of a documentary that was on Tyne Tees. It was more like 15-20 years ago though. The connection was Stevie Black who knew Alison and Blackie was connected with the Killy Arms at the time who were doing well in the NE Sunday Premier League.

I had a google about at the weekend and aye it was a 1998 documentary, it just stuck in my mind there was an association with him and a pub team in Killingworth.

[Guest alex]

Hadn't heard about this but I asked around and tt was the Killy Arms apparently. It was a bit of a publicity stunt as he came for only two games or something like that as part of a documentary that was on Tyne Tees. It was more like 15-20 years ago though. The connection was Stevie Black who knew Alison and Blackie was connected with the Killy Arms at the time who were doing well in the NE Sunday Premier League.

I had a google about at the weekend and aye it was a 1998 documentary, it just stuck in my mind there was an association with him and a pub team in Killingworth.

Ah well, me Dad's mate was a bit off with the dates but that's what it was all about, aye.

[Monkeys Fist 43668]

Aye, it was the Killy Arms.

This is referred to on Steve Blacks site;

Other projects Steve has been involved in have been the highly successful and acclaimed TV documentary “Just for Kicks” with legendary football manager Malcolm Allison. Steve, Malcolm and movement expert Lenny Hepple took an amateur pub team and trained them as professionals. They were promoted in their first season and won the cup!.

 

http://www.s108253648.websitehome.co.uk/html/about_us.html

[Drifter 0]

RIP big man.!!