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Might as well have a poll for that too!
I've limited it to 9 plus 'other' in case I've missed your favourite out.
I've limited it to 9 plus 'other' in case I've missed your favourite out.
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84Alec Stock3.57%3Dave Sexton15.48%13Terry Venables25.00%21Gerry Francis10.71%9Ian Holloway0.00%0Gigi De Canio2.38%2Neil 'Colin' Warnock33.33%28Jim Smith0.00%0Jim Magilton1.19%1Other8.33%7The poll is expired.
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Didn't go when Sexton was manager. Loved Terry, but really enjoyed Neil's time here. My favourite is Neil Venables.Comment
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El Tel for me. Venables signifies an era of greatness as I was coming of age.
The season he took us up and to the FA Cup final feels like it was yesterday.
Travelled the whole country that season, even Grimsby at seasons end (crazy golf anyone).
Terrys All Gold the papers said, and they were not wrong.Minds Are Like Parachutes.
Work Best When Open...
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Jim Magilton??!! At least put Redknapp on there as he got us a promotion at Wembley (not that I would vote for him)Comment
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Originally posted by RobertoQPR View Post
I made it a ten person poll and couldn't be arsed to change it when I realised I could only think of 8 I liked, plus the 'other option'... so I added JM!Comment
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Loved Sexton’s football and GERRY Francis too but Terry Venables was just great times, add our only FA Cup Final too.Comment
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Gordon Jago
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Gordon Jago is a favourite of mine. Started the mindset and framework for '75/76 seasonComment
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Tel for me too, halcyon days indeed.Originally posted by Fraggy View Post
One of my overriding memories was the 207 bus journey to Loftus rd from Hayes end on match days. As we reached Acton there was a huge advertising poster with the team in their Guiness shirts, plastered up on the side of a building, or maybe one of those railway bridges. Can’t fully remember.
I do remember we used to nick a dozen eggs before getting on the bus and have a bit of fun firing them at the locals as we went through Southall. Many a Turban ruined when the r’s were at home.“He'll regret it till his dying day, if ever he lives that long”
Will DanaherComment
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warnock for me but i'm youngComment
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Another interesting thread would be fave / least fave chairman......Comment
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Gordon Jago - set off the whole modern era of the club and laid the foundations for Sexton to go on with our best ever team. Can you ever see us finishing second in the league again? It's one of six maybe seven every year, with a Leicester once in a generation.Comment
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Originally posted by brightonr View PostGordon Jago
definitely deserves a mention, but for me Alec Stock (he started the show rolling)
I must away now, I can no longer tarry
This morning's tempest I have to cross
I must be guided without a stumble
Into the arms I love the mostComment
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Agree, but he was old fashioned and had had his day. Would never have taken us onwards.Originally posted by lymehoop View Postdefinitely deserves a mention, but for me Alec Stock (he started the show rolling)Comment
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