Stanley, ooh, Stanley

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One of my childhood heroes is now within reach. Stanley Menzo, the goal keeper I spent many an evening drooling over whenever he would be on the television, is now coach of the local soccer team. How lucky can a girl get! The team isn't particularly good (sorry folks...), but I am tempted to buy a ticket, just to see Stanley pacing up and down outside the dug-out. Get the binoculars out baby!!! I have to admit, he looks even better now than he did then!!!

Stanley Menzo goes to Cambuur, Telegraaf

And just to show people why the drool is indeed dripping off my screen ;) ...

Maybe its the bad eighties kits and horrible hair fashion, but he is improving with age, just like Richard Gere... Just google him and have a look (and don't laugh, I can't help it that little moustaches were in in the 80s, anyone who remembers Ruud Gullit in those days, will know what I mean...).

Comments

Tijm said…
Meid, mond dicht en niet zo kwijlen! De spetters zitten gewoon op je blog.
September 26, 2008 at 4:44 PM
MoniqueB. said…
Gewoon doen! Kaartje kopen en kijken. Dat is het vaak met crushes. In het echt is het vaak eh... minder leuk. OF... leuker. HIj zit wel strak in het pak. Maar niet mijn smaak. (Ik houd zowieso niet van voetbal). Richard Gere mag je ook lekker voor jezelf houden. Geef mij maar Sean Connery. hahahaaha
September 28, 2008 at 10:20 AM
Angelique den Brok said…
Ik ga mee ik ga mee, ik dacht er ook bijna over om weer een seizoenskaart te kopen! En dan die keeper die na 2 dagen trainen met Stanley gelijk 3 penalties stopte vorige week!

Wanneer komt Winston Bogarde naar Cambuur?
September 29, 2008 at 10:44 PM
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