Robbie Cooke

Robbie Cooke

Top Quality. He used his large arse to good advantage - constantly backing in to defenders and then turning 'em inside out.
 

Robbie Cooke

Excellent striker, still remember our run in the Freight rover. Had a cracking day out in Bournemouth for the semi final and i think Robbie got a couple of goals.
 

Robbie Cooke

WarrenBee said:
Scorer of the best goal that I have ever seen at Wembley.

:yes: :yes: :yes: :yes:
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I also vote Robbie's goal at wembley my best ever seen Bees goal.:wave:
 

Robbie Cooke

Just by coincidence, did he not join Telford when he left us?
 

Robbie Cooke

WarrenBee said:
I thought he went to Millwall.

:confused: :confused:
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I was thinking of when he finally drifted out of league football. I'm sure he went to play for Telford and may have even got to the trophy final one year. :confused:
 

Robbie Cooke

He played for Kettering cos I watched him when I moved up here(until now I couldn't if it was for Kettering or against them), never their Manager. Think he became player/manager of Bourne.
 

Robbie Cooke

first bees hero. The man was a hero as soon as he banged the goal at wembley.

He scored some super goals for us as well, A goal against Brostol Rovers springs to mind but dont know why, and the last minute winner against Gillingham as well, the place went mad.
 

Robbie Cooke

Legend, me and Pointy left the Wycombe home game at 430 and flew to paris to watch England, he was in a bar , we got chatting without clocking who he was.

" Who you lads support ? "

" Brentford mate "

laughing " i used to play for them "

* you're Robbie Cooke arent you ? i love you more than my wife "

Good bloke
 

Robbie Cooke

Robbie Cooke

My fav player until the days of Bliss....
 

Robbie Cooke

Beenut said:
My fav player until the days of Bliss....
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Talking of which, where has the great man been recently?? Conspicuous by his absence on here over the last few months.........
 

Robbie Cooke

You may well be right re Robbie Cook but last I heard he was the manager of a Local Team in Cambridge/Peterborough area.
 

Robbie Cooke

How did that song go again?

I woke up one morning and saw a bright star.
Scoring goals by the hatful from near and from far.
The vision it scored
We were off the hook
And the name of the star was Robbie Cooke
Robbie Cooke
Robbie Cooke
Robbie Cooke
Robbie Cooke
Born is the King of Griffin Park.
 

Robbie Cooke

TW3Bee said:
How did that song go again?

I woke up one morning and saw a bright star.
Scoring goals by the hatful from near and from far.
The vision it scored
We were off the hook
And the name of the star was Robbie Cooke
Robbie Cooke
Robbie Cooke
Robbie Cooke
Robbie Cooke
Born is the King of Griffin Park.
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Robbie Cooke

Cooke. Scored for us at Wembley in '85 but Wigan did so three times more.
 

Robbie Cooke

One of my first memories of griffin park, around 1986?.we played Swindon (on a Sunday I think) and the Swindon fans were given the new road terrace for some reason (please enlighten) so me and my dad were in the Ealing road terrace as a result.
Anyway, the bee's were warming up on the pitch, and robbie was just hitting balls toward the goal I was standing behind, and one of his shots hit the bar and went up in the air and when the fell back to earth, it hit me bang on the top of my head. The crowd went whoooh, and I felt so self conscious about it and felt myself blush in embarrassment.
Crazy as it's my only actual memory of him.
RIP Robbie
 

Robbie Cooke

Top of the new road by Ealing road was part of the away allocation for years, came into being early 80s and was still there in 91/92, following season in the old division 2 away end switched to Brook Road as it had been used for big followings before and also when Ealing road terrace was relayed.
 

Robbie Cooke

Scobee said:
One of my first memories of griffin park, around 1986?.we played Swindon (on a Sunday I think) and the Swindon fans were given the new road terrace for some reason (please enlighten) so me and my dad were in the Ealing road terrace as a result.
Anyway, the bee's were warming up on the pitch, and robbie was just hitting balls toward the goal I was standing behind, and one of his shots hit the bar and went up in the air and when the fell back to earth, it hit me bang on the top of my head. The crowd went whoooh, and I felt so self conscious about it and felt myself blush in embarrassment.
Crazy as it's my only actual memory of him.
RIP Robbie
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Spring 1987. Swindon were expected to take 4,000 so BFC gave over the whole side. I think that was the last time that was done when the Ealing Road was open for away fans.
 

Robbie Cooke

rebus said:
Spring 1987. Swindon were expected to take 4,000 so BFC gave over the whole side. I think that was the last time that was done when the Ealing Road was open for away fans.
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Thanks rebus. It's so strange we can remember such vague memories, and how they stick with you forever.
Robbie Cooke scored as well, 1-1 draw.
If my memory serves me right, Swindon were flying that season
 

Robbie Cooke

Scobee said:
Thanks rebus. It's so strange we can remember such vague memories, and how they stick with you forever.
Robbie Cooke scored as well, 1-1 draw.
If my memory serves me right, Swindon were flying that season
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Yes, they were promoted that season under Lou Macari.
 

Robbie Cooke

Scobee said:
Thanks rebus. It's so strange we can remember such vague memories, and how they stick with you forever.
Robbie Cooke scored as well, 1-1 draw.
If my memory serves me right, Swindon were flying that season
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IIRC we we were leading 1-0 until right near the end. Before they equalised we had the chance to make it 2-0 when Chris Ramsey slipped
 
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