CosbehFox Posted 21 November 2018 Posted 21 November 2018 32 minutes ago, ScouseFox said: remember when he came back after about 2 years of loans and it was like the second coming, everyone hated him but he looked sensational for about half an hour and we were gonna win the league. then he was rubbish again. think that was sousa as well. mate that 2010 summer was off the scale. what a club. Yeah all accumulated in a lovely 6-1 thrashing at Fratton Park on a Friday night.
ScouseFox Posted 21 November 2018 Posted 21 November 2018 8 minutes ago, Cardiff_Fox said: Yeah all accumulated in a lovely 6-1 thrashing at Fratton Park on a Friday night. but that summer was great. we had piri piri pies, a manager WITH A HAIRCUT, yuki abe was going to score every free kick we got in the opposition half and franck moussa was like a young yaya toure. we’d made it.
Corky Posted 21 November 2018 Posted 21 November 2018 DJ Campbell's best moments were returning with Ipswich when we won 6-0 to chants of "DJ, what's the score?" and then later that season when we beat Blackburn 3-0 to chants of "DJ, what's the score?"
woddyuk Posted 22 November 2018 Posted 22 November 2018 Yuki Abe Mark Blake Roman bednar Allan Evans Franz Carr Andy feeley Paul Cooper James wesolowsli Marc North Jay spearing John pantsil Gary mills Steve Thompson Tunchev Bob Hazel
Max Wall Posted 22 November 2018 Posted 22 November 2018 1 hour ago, woddyuk said: Yuki Abe Mark Blake Roman bednar Allan Evans Franz Carr Andy feeley Paul Cooper James wesolowsli Marc North Jay spearing John pantsil Gary mills Steve Thompson Tunchev Bob Hazel Do you remember more than you have forgotten or less?
woddyuk Posted 24 November 2018 Posted 24 November 2018 On 22/11/2018 at 15:30, Max Wall said: Do you remember more than you have forgotten or less? Not sure, but most seem to be defenders,,, coincidence?
Max Wall Posted 24 November 2018 Posted 24 November 2018 4 minutes ago, woddyuk said: Not sure, but most seem to be defenders,,, coincidence? Probably not. An attacking player can be shite but can fluke a moment of magic during a game that you never forget if you've seen it. Most defenders who are shite don't have that luxury and just look shite I guess.
ROB-THE-BLUE Posted 26 November 2018 Posted 26 November 2018 Marton Fulop. Great keeper and was gutted when we couldn't afford to sign him. RIP Marton
ROB-THE-BLUE Posted 26 November 2018 Posted 26 November 2018 1 minute ago, Stadt said: Andy King Wash your mouth out.
Sly Posted 26 November 2018 Posted 26 November 2018 Whatever happened to Sergio Hellings? I saw a reference to Michael Lamey in another thread and it made me think of the prodigal child from Ajax we’d signed. Along with Pier Laurier, Ricky Sappleton and Helllings! Martin Allen Heah!!!
the new guy Posted 27 November 2018 Posted 27 November 2018 João Miguel da Cunha Teixeira AKA Moreno Michael Lamey
Jimothy Posted 27 November 2018 Posted 27 November 2018 10 hours ago, Sly said: Whatever happened to Sergio Hellings? I saw a reference to Michael Lamey in another thread and it made me think of the prodigal child from Ajax we’d signed. Along with Pier Laurier, Ricky Sappleton and Helllings! Martin Allen Heah!!! Hellings is 34 and hasn't had a club since 2010 according to his Wikipedia page.
CanadianFan Posted 3 December 2018 Posted 3 December 2018 This is not exactly “players you had forgotten had played for us”, but more in the line of “blimey, I haven’t thought about him for a long time”. So here I am in Mexico, listening to Spotify, when “The Mighty Quinn” comes on the radio and I find myself belting out “Come on without, come on within, you’ll not see nothing like The Mighty String”. It has been a few years since I sang that (in the old Kop). A lovely memory. For anyone who doesn’t know about “The Mighty String”, this is from Wikipedia: ..... moving to Leicester City for £25,000 in January 1962 – the highest transfer fee ever paid for an 18-year-old at the time.[2] By his second season at Filbert Street, Stringfellow was a regular in the Leicester side. He was a member of the Leicester side that lost against Manchester United in the 1963 FA Cup Final, and scored one of the goals when the Foxes won the League Cup the following season with a 4–3 aggregate win against Stoke City. In 1968, Stringfellow suffered a serious cartilage injury, and was never the same player. Nevertheless, he remained on Leicester's books, mostly in a reserve role, until 1975 when he quit the professional game and finished his career with non-league Nuneaton Borough. In all competitions, Stringfellow played 377 games for Leicester and scored 98 goals.[3] After his retirement from football, Stringfellow settled in Enderby, Leicestershire where he worked as a newsagent.[2]
Guest Electric Yetis Posted 4 December 2018 Posted 4 December 2018 1 hour ago, Bert said: A truly abysmal player.
Uncle Monty Posted 4 December 2018 Posted 4 December 2018 12 hours ago, Bert said: Ahh i remember his face but not name. Andy Welsh?
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