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my pe teacher at my junior school was named after one of my favourite players at the time.gillard was rangers through and through,remember beating west ham 6-0 in 78 and taking the p i s s out of a west ham teacher the next day,any one else have a teacher at school who supported the hoops ,and can you remember the first ever goal you scored and how did you celebrate.mine was a toepunt that was celebrated like a banana shot
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You know how Charlie Oatway was named after the 1970's QPR football team?
I had a mate who was named after the 1980's Chelsea football team.
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Anthony Philip David Terry Frank Donald Stanley Gerry Gordon Stephen James OatwayOriginally posted by RussRanger View Post
I blew a lot on vodka and tonic, gambling and fags. Looking back, I think I overdid it on the tonic. - The one and only Stanley BowlesComment
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The thread title reminded me that Ian Gillard never seems to be invited to these 'Legend' appearances. Anyone know what he's doing these days?We don't see things as they are, we see them as we are...Comment
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In the mid 1990's when I was living in Sandhurst in Berkshire, he was running a contract cleaning business.Originally posted by NewarkR View Post
I actually arranged the mortgage for a friend of mine who bought his house.Comment
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It's a shame that he is not seen to be regarded as a legend by the Club.
He played for QPR in the late 60s all the way until 1982. Hpw much more could he have done to earn some respect?Comment
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Think he is renowned as a legend around the club, he appears in the Legends book and he is on my dream team mug, perhaps he is happy not making appearences anymore, what a way to finish though, his last game was the FA cup final replay !Comment
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I'm in sandhurst ...and thats the last I heard of him aswell....his missus used to work with mine. True club legend.:boss:Originally posted by brightonr View PostComment
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