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 adrian b  Landrindod, Wales 02 Jul 14 2.45pm |
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A stranger to this side may wonder about the cruel sarcasm of some nick names used by the fans about some players. Doris comes to mind. Never a more loved or respected man than our Paul. Puts me in mind of 'Mary' Houseman. Any others?
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Red-Blue-Yellow  Surrey 02 Jul 14 2.59pm |
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Quote adrian b at 02 Jul 2014 2.45pm
A stranger to this side may wonder about the cruel sarcasm of some nick names used by the fans about some players. Doris comes to mind. Never a more loved or respected man than our Paul. Puts me in mind of 'Mary' Houseman. Any others?
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| adrian b Landrindod, Wales 02 Jul 14 3.17pm |
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Oh and John Barnes was called Tarmac as he was the black Heighway!
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 becky over the moon 02 Jul 14 9.57pm |
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Quote Red-Blue-Yellow at 02 Jul 2014 2.59pm
Quote adrian b at 02 Jul 2014 2.45pm
A stranger to this side may wonder about the cruel sarcasm of some nick names used by the fans about some players. Doris comes to mind. Never a more loved or respected man than our Paul. Puts me in mind of 'Mary' Houseman. Any others?
later (well, by the 1009 FA Cup semi) known as Quasimodo - for obvious reasons
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| sydtheeagle England 03 Jul 14 10.34pm |
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Doris was also nicknamed "Fish", which if you ever saw him run then you'll know why.
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| Willo South coast - west of Brighton. 03 Jul 14 10.51pm |
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Quote sydtheeagle at 03 Jul 2014 10.34pm
Doris was also nicknamed "Fish", which if you ever saw him run then you'll know why. I have heard of him referred to as "Plank" because of the 'Wood' in his name ! And Sewell was "Shovel" ! Edited by Willo (03 Jul 2014 10.51pm)
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| PalacePhotoMan Wallington 03 Jul 14 11.29pm |
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Going well back in the day (about 1910) George Woodger was called "Lady" due to his twinkle-toed ball skills, according to my late Granddad who saw him playing at the Crystal Palace. And then there was Bert Howe, who was always "Chopper" for obvious reasons as any opposing winger would testify.
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| adrian b Landrindod, Wales 04 Jul 14 7.26pm |
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| Willo South coast - west of Brighton. 04 Jul 14 7.29pm |
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Johnny Byrne was known as "Budgie" ! Edited by Willo (04 Jul 2014 7.38pm)
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| adrian b Landrindod, Wales 07 Jul 14 8.11pm |
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One name that didn't stick but should have....Mark Denise......Dark Menace!
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| Red-Blue-Yellow Surrey 08 Jul 14 8.33pm |
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There's still nothing to beat "Sicknote" Darren Anderton.
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| Pete53 Hassocks 09 Jul 14 11.21am |
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From the Palace archives .... Bert "chopper" Howe from the 1960s. Goalkeeping legend Paul Hammond was known as "teflon" in some quarters. I think I remember Cliff Jackson, again from the 1960s, being referred to as "Gladys" Edited by Pete53 (09 Jul 2014 11.22am)
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