Albion attendances skyrocket (From The Argus)

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  Claude Back wrote:
  It was definitely Atkinson who was the Man Ure manager at the Cup Final. I was there. Atkinson then went on to coin the terrible phrase 'Early doors' in an interview when he said 'Early Days' incorrectly because he had had a few. He was an idiot. A nice bloke though.
  While we're on the subject of managers saying daft things; it was Glenn Doddle (yes, I know) who first started the awful incorrect cliche of 'moment in time'.Sheer tautology as everybody knows that 'moment' means a point in time so the additional 'in time' is redundant. People say stupid things and most of the rest of footballers follow them because they are not very bright.
  Ah, that's better. Rant over.

  Don't worry Claude - H.E. Bates used "A Moment in Time" for the title of one of his books (which Is where Glenn Hoddle probably first heard it, I suspect). So who are we mere mortals to worry about such tautology?"
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