I saw him outside glaziers lounge when I was queueing up to get in for the stoke game , he was suited and looked ok

Edited by richard shaw (og)65 (26 Sep 2016 12.07pm)

interviewer " iggy , do you think you influenced anybody?"
iggy pop " I think I wiped out the 60`S "

Let's just be pleased that he is having a good spell and let's hope it continues.
He was a great player for both Clubs so why should he not want to work at both?
Good luck to him - I remember his England debut - always a proud day when a Palace man pulled on an England shirt.
I wish him nothing but the best wherever he goes and whatever he does!

He was the best and remains the best full back I have ever seen. I remember when he broke into the team as a very young teenager; absolute class.We hope the great man is able to get real help for the problem so he is remembered for all the right reasons. Kenny, thank you for making the team of the eighties such a great team.
I remember my dad doing a caption for a programme picture with Sansom tacking Peter Taylor of Tottenham, previously Palace, of course.
It read: Sansom Spurs on Taylor! It won us two free tickets to the next game! Sadly my father is no longer with us but my memories remain of two happy fans watching how a full back should perform.

Kenny just oozed class on the pitch. Can't recall him ever putting a foot wrong and without doubt the best full back I've seen, in fact one of the most comfortable players with a football I've ever seen.

Before you criticise someone, you should walk a mile in their shoes. That way, when you criticise them, you're a mile away and you have their shoes.

Hope you realise that praying only makes you feel better.

Kenny's issues with drinking are way more serious than making you feel good about yourself.

Any kind of pressure can send an Alcoholic back to a bad place. The help should start by not standing by and letting someone guzzle down those pints etc. in the first place.......