Really?
Being Egyptian you'd think you'd think he'd be embalmed properly in an appropriately timely fashion.
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One of the better link titles in recent times. Well played.
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What a silly Billy.
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Again, I thought him very extremely deceased ages ago.
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He'd been in a variety club nursing home, with other entertainers, for quite some considerable time I believe.
Imagine being trapped in such a place until you die. There is no fair and benevolent God.
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gotta get out
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Bread was fucking shit TV.
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I loved Bread. I was about 12 though. I also thought Franz Carr should play for England.
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He did. Well at under-21 level anyway.
Can remember one or two memorable performances of his for Forest, including, I think, the 1990 League Cup final win over Oldham. I was only nine at the time, so suspect others may have more reliable memories than me.
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Clough, Carr, and Webb, was one of the most potent combinations in my living memory of Forests history. If super Franz had better delivery, it might have been world beating.
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I fucking loved Franz Carr. He will forever be our No7 in the same way Psycho and Des will always be 3 and 4. He’s possibly the player who, more than any other, made me a Forest fan.
Yes, his end product didn’t match what preceded it but, in fairness, whenever he got to the touchline he has to wait five minutes for the Number 9 to catch up before he could, er, dump it to the Trent End.
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I don't recall watching Franz Carr at all.
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Is Franz Carr dead?
He was decent.
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Number 7 was always Gary Crosby for me growing up. I had Carr down on the left for some reason (so the number 11), where I think Garry Parker was asked to play out of position on occasion - likely benching Carr in the process.
