BRUCE GROBBELAAR | Undr The Cosh Podcast #25 

Loved watching grobbelaar, what a character he is & what a brilliant keeper.

Bruce was in my local in Dublin doing a promotion. He was standing at bar after the gig when a lad lit a banger and tossed it beside him. It went off the bang was like a bomb going off. He jumped about six foot in the air. He went ballistic wanting to fight paddy in the car park. And paddy is still bard from the pub 💯🍀🏴‍☠️

Great interview lads, Bruce is a legend and wow some great stories!

This could definitely be a two parter, Bruce is a great character!

By far and away my favourite one this one.

Great interview, Thankyou

The "spaghetti legs" moment is still one of the greatest moments in football, as kids we used to do it when a pen was awarded in our kickabouts! Souness' stories about that final are amazing, it's on YT somewhere, how Liverpool didn't prepare for the match in Rome, went out drinking! Journalists couldn't believe it. Different days, different days.

Brucie...bookies nightmare .....they never knew week in week out if he'd done a fix up ... Legend for fucking up the odds

This is a great interview with a genuine character & hero of the game, great player!! Very easy to criticize someone who is different!

That was a wonderful listen. All the best to Bruce & the lad's :)

Best interview ever.

loved watching him play!

What a great.interview, well done to all

Brilliant watch / listen, love his understated style 👍🏻 looks like the witch doctor curse was effective 🤣

What a legend and a really nice bloke.

WHAT A LEGEND

Bruce. I would buy you a beer anytime. Your a gentleman and inspiration.

Remember being a ball boy as a kid at a reserve match at Elland Road against Liverpool. Dropped over the edge into the tunnel at the final whistle to be face to face (or knee) with Bruce... resplendent in full black leather trench coat and fidora hat. I was in awe but he autographed my season ticket. (79/80)

The Legend Mr Bruce Grobbelaar . Great to hear a real person talk. WEAK intervirwers as usual in England , Ireland , Bruce you Legend . A all time Great 😃

Bloody Amazing this One 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

He was a great goalkeeper

Brilliant!

Probably the most agile keeper that's ever been, well certainly of that generation. Unbelievable character but also a fantastic goal keeper. His save in the 86 cup final when he tipped it over the bar was incredible.

Brilliant! Jh

This mans life could be a movie.

These interviews are timeless for a certain generation

Fantastic

What a legend

I’m a EVERTON fan but that was the best one I’ve watched yet ... he’s nuts int he .. the curse is over lol

Bruce is quality

you have to sort the sound out... its too quiet

this was excellent. Keith Gillespie would be interesting, David Batty would be a gold

Legend Bruce lad

What a life, what a career,what a man

Spaghetti legs was a great keeper with unbelievable agility although he always had a howler in him.

This episode is so underrated

Top man 👍

I remember my very first football match (I remember it very faintly mind you). It was about 1985. Barnsley v Liverpool at Oakwell. I couldn't get over how big Bruce Grobbelaar was. I thought he was the biggest man in the world. I don't remember the score. I remember my mum and dad having what seemed like a pretty big argument during the match. Years later my mother told me that she had said Liverpool were choreographing their movements with each other. My dad was saying they were essentially just busking it but that they were playing at a much higher level so it LOOKED like choreography. I think he took exception to use of the word "choreography" as it made it sound like Liverpool were doing a bit of namby-pamby dancing or something. I have since heard that the only instructions Shankly or Paisley, one of them two, used to shout from the dugout was "more rotation!" or words to that effect, meaning players without the ball would move in synchronised rotating triangles or squares and with enough time traiNing with the team and enough ability, the man on the ball would know even without looking, where and when to play the ball as a result. I'd say my mother won that argument.

I used to be skipper for both Glasshoughton Welfare and Ponte Colls......wish I was still there when he played.

Great keeper.

That idea of putting the medals in a box is a great idea, all clubs should do that and if you feel you deserve a medal, you take it.

Love the where bothered by the scottish mafia response. Mate iv just been to war why whould i be bothered about them. Puts things in prospective reaily

Amazing, when you see what he lived with, amazing, that so much happened in his life. The cheating in football back when he played is nothing compared to todays football, with no ethics at all.

Sagetti legs Genius!

I once got served a carvery by Bruce Grobelaar. True story 😄 Got the picture to prove it

500 quid at a tenner a pop is 50 different scores. Lucky Bruce didn’t get 10-9. Top Podcast by the way.

What a boy

Some life that 😊

he didn't even clap the Crewe Alex fans in the cup when they chanted his name. Nice bloke . Probably not and for the record Bruce; They played (past tense) baseball at 'The Baseball ground' ergo catchers corner.

I always had a mistake in me ...yes we remember the court case 🤣

Rhodesians never die ⚡

Love Brucie Looks like a Liver bird on his T-shirt, but looks like Man U badge? Haha

Where are the podcast versions of these shows?

Look Bruce, about your comment on "Italians marching backwards". Rhodesia now is called Zimbabwe. Italia is still called Italia. You were an excellent goalkeeper.

i wish i had bruces demenor

Couldnt hold a candle to neville southall.........different levels

Sakes Mad Bruce the hitman before he was a Goalie

No mention of the racist incident with teammate Howard Gayle was odd but other than that interesting podcast

Fucking great. My Dad went to school with Bruce

Should of asked him how much he took for letting goals in

Did he fix games?

No where near Neville southalls level

Why does he have a badge that looks like a united cress with a liverpool one inside

A house “boy”?

"Italians march backwards not forwards" 😆😆

Brucie should be a true Anfield legend for all hes won! Cant remember the evidence around his tapping up case but most reds I knew thought he wa guilty! His stories here of "ducking the punch and coming up with a head but to break his nose"1 sounds like BS. He makes himself out to be the hardest guy in Liverpool! More BS. Cant believe Steve McMahon wouldn't have wasted him or at least got him back. I appreciate he saw shit in Rhodesia and fr what he gave to Liverpool. Shame he ruined it

Truly a Walter Mitty character whose tales got taller as the white spirit went down. Famous for it.

Great keeper for us back in the day but so full of sh*t... 14th April 2007 Glasshoughton Welfare 2-1 Maltby Main Mark Newton 25 Daniel Payne 88 Stuart Dove 85 Att: 220 No 4000 attendance, no Grobbelaar OG

1:07:47did Bruce just admit to rigging a match 😝🙈

Hope the guy who collected the ears did not pin them to his collection of snakes [who don't have ears].

Guys I can’t be bothered watching 1 hour 19 mins of this cheat, what part do they talk about the match fixing ?

Grobbelaar is a Liar, a Cheat and a Thief. I’m a Liverpool Fan and I’ll never forgive him for what he did 😡

A whitewash of Heysel. The people who stood trial in Belgium for their role in the tragedy were clearly Liverpool fans. A more reasonable claim is that the presence of Italians in the Liverpool end was a provocation following the violence against Liverpool fans in Rome a year earlier. This was a provocation to which the Liverpool fans unfortunately reacted. The reason why all English clubs (but strangely not the national team) were banned was because the violence at Heysel followed a chain of violent events perpetrated by English fans over the preceding 15 years. Violence within football grounds was also a weekly occurrence at the time in England especially when a bigger club or one with a more violent fan base visited a smaller club or one with less violent supporters. A group of away supporters would go into the home end (entry to terraces was gained by paying cash in those days) and try to 'take' it by making the home supporters disperse from the middle of their own end. The Heysel tragedy could easily have happened in an English ground, had any been as decrepit as Heysel was in 1985.

Gutted I'm too young to have seen this guy play