Tomassi Posted 9 July 2005 Posted 9 July 2005 Who was it, and what team were they playing for?? My first football hero was Dean Saunders!! He played for Liverpool who were my first supporting club and he was absolutely awesome in the 89-90 season (think it was that season) scoring loadsa goals!! Could be a reason i play up front today
Steven Posted 9 July 2005 Posted 9 July 2005 Franz Beckenbauer, der Kaiser. The first memories I have of football, I was brought up in a Rugby family, is the 1970 World Cup. Apart from the brilliance of England, Brazil, Italy and West Germany and giving us one of the best moments in football when Bobby Moore and Pele swapped shirts, my undying memory of that Tournament is seeing Beckenbauer go back out on the pitch in one of the classic games of all time (Italy-Germany semi final) having strapped his dislocated shoulder. Beckenbauer's history
davieG Posted 9 July 2005 Posted 9 July 2005 Davie Gibson - Leicester City - Who else is there? :thumbsup: :thumbsup:
Wellman Posted 9 July 2005 Posted 9 July 2005 Oh and David Lowe was a bit of a legend ! AND JAMIE LAWRENCE!
EmLeee Posted 9 July 2005 Posted 9 July 2005 Muzzy Izzet - he still is and he always will be He's a Legend
Guest Posted 9 July 2005 Posted 9 July 2005 Mark Wallington, although thanks to Stez/Science that's been ruined!
Durnerz Posted 9 July 2005 Posted 9 July 2005 Eric Cantona - The man was a genius........when he wasnt kicking Palace fans
Libertine Posted 9 July 2005 Posted 9 July 2005 Muz for me, I met him and from then on he was my fave player ever!
Cat Burger Posted 9 July 2005 Posted 9 July 2005 Eric Cantona, I met him once and he was imposing to say the least.
Benji Posted 9 July 2005 Posted 9 July 2005 Heskey - nicest bloke you could meet and a very decent footballer at his leicester prime
Cat Burger Posted 9 July 2005 Posted 9 July 2005 Heskey - nicest bloke you could meet and a very decent footballer at his leicester prime 135416[/snapback] True true, I was having a drunken argument with a Wycombe/Chelsea ( ) fan about him last night, I asked him how many players in their academies would donate 100,000 in their need! despite not supporting them! His answer: NATHAN TYSON...I hate drunk people - they lie. On a different note my mate had him going that he was Danny from Mcfly's brother.
Sparky Posted 9 July 2005 Posted 9 July 2005 for city it was mike newell and steve walsh , and worldwide it has to be maradona , absolute genious although now u do wonder what the guy was on
C-man Posted 9 July 2005 Posted 9 July 2005 Steve Guppy He was natural left footer like me and his crosses were immense. When he was called up to the full England squad to face Belgium at the Stadium of Light I was ecstatic.... but he didnt play
Thracian Posted 9 July 2005 Posted 9 July 2005 Davie Gibson - Leicester City - Who else is there? :thumbsup: :thumbsup: 135203[/snapback] A footballing craftsman. Beauty with a football personified. A dignified Gascoigne without the baggage. A man who was a credit to himself, a credit to his club and a credit to the game he so obviously loved. What I'd give to see David Gibson play just one more game at his very best. It will never happen but the wonderful memories will never fade. Will there ever be a better Leicester team?. Thanks Davie. A true legend who wrote the word pride at his club in great big CAPITAL LETTERS,
Thracian Posted 9 July 2005 Posted 9 July 2005 Heskey - nicest bloke you could meet and a very decent footballer at his leicester prime 135416[/snapback] True true, I was having a drunken argument with a Wycombe/Chelsea ( ) fan about him last night, I asked him how many players in their academies would donate 100,000 in their need! despite not supporting them! His answer: NATHAN TYSON...I hate drunk people - they lie. On a different note my mate had him going that he was Danny from Mcfly's brother. 135433[/snapback] A top man. Thanks Emile. I'm sure you'll come back to your roots one day.
Thracian Posted 9 July 2005 Posted 9 July 2005 Heskey - nicest bloke you could meet and a very decent footballer at his leicester prime 135416[/snapback] True true, I was having a drunken argument with a Wycombe/Chelsea ( ) fan about him last night, I asked him how many players in their academies would donate 100,000 in their need! despite not supporting them! His answer: NATHAN TYSON...I hate drunk people - they lie. On a different note my mate had him going that he was Danny from Mcfly's brother. 135433[/snapback] God how I love how she treats that banana.
john_lcfc Posted 11 July 2005 Posted 11 July 2005 my first footballing hero was probably Robbie Savage
Cobbo Posted 11 July 2005 Posted 11 July 2005 David Kelly, Rooster Russell, Tommy Wright (original) and Gary Mills!
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