I worked with him last year in Northants as delivery driver . Could not believe it on my 1st day at work , he trained me lol .

LOL you are right , alot of deliveries didn't make it .

Very up himself , bit of a ladies man, well he tried to be.

seems to have made that worst XI right back spot his very own, I never saw him play though., how did he fare against Stebbing?

Edited by Bin Liner (11 Oct 2012 7.29pm)

Portillo's teeth removed to boost pound

Boy roasts himself in sacrifice to Chris Kelly

from what i remember he didn't stand a chance,he played right back after the superb paul hinshelwood had left and doris was a hard act to follow as he's still by a million miles the best right back we've had in my time.

we felt sorry for him and got fed up with people slaughtering him every game,so one of us nicked an old bed sheet from home and we made a banner with his name on it.we sung his name and gave anyone verbals who dared to have a pop at him.

he was still s*** and probably oblivious to our attempts,but we had a laugh with it

With respect -- and I know he was never popular among the faithful due to both his Charlton connection and his somewhat dispassionate personality -- John Humphrey performed at a considerably higher level for a considerably longer period of time than Doris did. Much as on an emotional level, I loved Doris as much as the next man, he was not the best right back we've ever had. You could also make a case for John Sewell who, I would say, was certainly on a par with Doris.

Sydenham by birth. Selhurst by the Grace of God.

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