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Upson - slowest City player ever?

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Mark Deep freeze?

Yep. Christ he was slow

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yeah gotta be Mark deVries for me and for a big man he hardly ever won anything in the air. Basicaaly he just wasn't very good.  lol

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yeah gotta be Mark deVries for me and for a big man he hardly ever won anything in the air. Basicaaly he just wasn't very good. lol

Apart from that FA cup game against Spurs ironically. The only good game I remember him having but that day he destroyed spurs

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Deep Freeze was great. So slow, so useless in the air to the point that i reckon Hume, a foot shorter, could have won an aerial battle between them. As an outside shot - Momo Sylla - his feet moved ridiculously quick and yet covered no ground what so ever.

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Apart from that FA cup game against Spurs ironically. The only good game I remember him having but that day he destroyed spurs

Yep remember watching that on TV and going mad when he bagged. Of all the people to score! Did think we were doomed when paul stalteri (sp) scored first. iirc

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yeah gotta be Mark deVries for me and for a big man he hardly ever won anything in the air. Basicaaly he just wasn't very good.  lol

 

What about when we beat Spurs in the FA Cup? I was delirious after that lol

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Um he is 35, not played top flight football for god knows how long and has spent the last at least 6 months on the sidelines.

 

Even then he is a million times the defender that calamity is.

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Martin Henderson looked like a cart hoarse and ran like he was pulling 4 carts.

Infact a cart hoarse with 2 broken legs would run faster.

 

The only think ever to run slower than him is any hoarse I pick for the grand national.

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