Tony Brown

And you know, West Brom, they were, at the time, the fourth-highest scorers in the First Division.

You know, they had Jeff Astle up front, uh, Tony Brown, and, [lip smacks] and players like John Kaye, uh, Clive Clarke on the wing.

A very, very good West Bromwich Albion side.

But, uh, City, great rear guard action.

Even worse language was used.

I was doing a game with Tony Brown, the West Brom legend, record goal scorer.

He's got a statue at the Hawthorns, quite rightly.

And we're doing a game at Millwall, and there was a guy going, effing C, effing C, for the first 20 minutes.

And my producer's going mad in my ear.

You've got to shut him up.

And I turned my effects microphone off, thinking that would... get rid of his, and I couldn't see it, but he was behind me in the, in, in amongst the supporters, but his effing C language was still bleeding into my headset and Tony Brown's.

And eventually my producers, you, you got to apologize or do something.

Having heard him speak.

Yeah, but either same hometown as Tony Bomber Brown.

So it's, it's, it, it's not a bad hometown for how close was bomber to

get in a hungry cap.