lgfualol Posted 16 April 2014 Posted 16 April 2014 Muzzy Izzet. I was always sad I didnt have a cool name like that.
Guest Col city fan Posted 16 April 2014 Posted 16 April 2014 Easy... ooooooooh Tommy Wright... He could be shite, could Tommy, but absolutely tear a strip off full backs when he was up for it.
Mark 'expert' Lawrenson Posted 16 April 2014 Posted 16 April 2014 Ohhhhhhh Gary, Gary, .............Gary, Gary, Gary, Gary Lineker. The chants were far better thought out back then.
Illusion35 Posted 16 April 2014 Posted 16 April 2014 Tommy Wright when I was about 7 then Steve Walsh then Muzzy
davieG Posted 16 April 2014 Posted 16 April 2014 Davie Gibson, first, last and forever.....unless our next stint in the pl brings in someone better.
Bayfox Posted 16 April 2014 Posted 16 April 2014 Mine was ooh Tommy Wright. I was 7, and it was 1989 and I just remember him running up the wing! Unfortunately it was under David Pleat. (Can you believe I first started to support LCFC under Pleat) I was gutted when he left for Middlesboro! Same as me, I was a bit older, 10 in 89 when I 1st went to a game WBA away. Tommy Wright was the player who stood out for me, as I played and wanted to be a winger. Infact only Gary Mac came close during that era. Why we kept going back under pleat I'll never know, but Oxford at home is still one of the best memories. So in a strange way pleat helped create something Never really looked at a player in the same light until the MON days, then Scotty Taylor (mcghee signing I know) and Muzzy were my idols, bleached the hair once for the Taylor look. Strange thing is, looking back Muzzy is only like 4 years older than me and yet I still hero worshiped him.
Fox92 Posted 16 April 2014 Posted 16 April 2014 Probably Paul Dickov back in the promotion season of 2002/03. Same. "Dickov, there's only one Dickov"
Captain... Posted 16 April 2014 Posted 16 April 2014 Steve Thompson, quickly replaced by Joachim when he burst on the scene.
kingcarr21 Posted 16 April 2014 Posted 16 April 2014 Good old Steve Guppy. I played left midfield for every school team. (not quite sure how since i wasnt very good ) Will always remember that goal at the Bridge
Richard Posted 16 April 2014 Posted 16 April 2014 Stearman... He broke through the first year I got a season ticket and the first year I started playing on a Sunday. He was an academy lad, an exciting prospect in a team of dross and most importantly we have the same name, we played the same position and I was given his shirt number on a Sunday and always had no. 17 since
lcfc81 Posted 16 April 2014 Posted 16 April 2014 Iwan roberts. Toothless grin after he scored, borderline assault on the derby keeper in the playoff final for walshie to score. Magic
Renart Posted 16 April 2014 Posted 16 April 2014 Probably Steve Walsh. I came from Kettering originally and spent my early years following the Poppies. I went to my first game in around '92 the first year of BL's management (I think). My cousin - who was a bit older and used to take me to the Kettering games - took us over to Leicester. I was 14 then and got hooked and was just about old enough to catch the train to and from games when he wasn't going. Walshy was just full blooded. I also really liked Grayson and Whitlow.
LCFCpele Posted 16 April 2014 Posted 16 April 2014 Always idolised Heskey! I don't think I'll ever stop really
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