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From my time period it would have to include Eric Sabin, Ugo Ukah, Brett Angel, Paul Bruce and Zesh Rehman.... maybe even George Santos chucked in there with his diamond head!
You should never underestimate the predictability of stupidity.
Subs: Ikeme, Breaker, Keith Rowland, Perry, Heinola, Plummer, Kulscar
Connolly and Plummer werent that bad IMO.
I remember leaving a home game with my dad (vs Bristol City I think) and Karl Ready scored an equaliser for us, i remember being at the top of SA Road and hearing the ground erupt!.... never since have I left a game early!!
You should never underestimate the predictability of stupidity.
An embarrassment of "talent" to choose from. Curtis that left back who had supposedly once played for Man Utd wd be my first name on the team sheet - don't think I've ever seen a bigger apology for a professional footballer, at least in his time with us. That muppet of a midfielder who ended up at Brentford, Marcus Bean, who couldn't pass to a team-mate two feet away but had an unnering ability to find an opposition player would also be pushing for a start. Pellicori's claims can't be overlooked. More controversially I'd have to consider Mark Hateley and Tony Sealy. Oh, and maybe our expectations were higher back then, but Ernie Howe - he should have been a roofer for all the time he hoofed the ball on the top of Ellerslie Rd....
An embarrassment of "talent" to choose from. Curtis that left back who had supposedly once played for Man Utd wd be my first name on the team sheet - don't think I've ever seen a bigger apology for a professional footballer, at least in his time with us. That muppet of a midfielder who ended up at Brentford, Marcus Bean, who couldn't pass to a team-mate two feet away but had an unnering ability to find an opposition player would also be pushing for a start. Pellicori's claims can't be overlooked. More controversially I'd have to consider Mark Hateley and Tony Sealy. Oh, and maybe our expectations were higher back then, but Ernie Howe - he should have been a roofer for all the time he hoofed the ball on the top of Ellerslie Rd....
The geezer always looked as though his head was too heavy for his body!
Agree with pellicori tbf, I remember when he was through on goal vs Birmingham (I think) and he was so slow it literally looked as though he was wearing lead boots.... shocking footballer/excuse of 1.
You should never underestimate the predictability of stupidity.
I remember that - I kept jumping out of my seat urging him to get moving. Then sitting down again. And jumping up. And he still didn't move. You could have driven him down to the bus stop, had a chat and a fag, caught the bus, changed a couple of times and returned home before he got moving. And that was after Pete had told us he was sure to be a very useful addition to us...
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