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 djcpfc  Within a 5 minute walk 16 Jun 18 9.32pm |
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N’Diaye agreed. Much worse players. Scored the vital goal as mentioned. Was a stalwart in the team that avoided relegation at Sheffield. I can remember his smiling face in the one of the M1 services with all the players. Played his part in an important team for where we are now. Probably a high point in his career. Occasional Donkeys Calvin Andrew. Was limited. Claude Davis also. Dele Adebola. Not on the same beach as Calvin but also limited. Jamie Pollock took the P and put BS in his own name. Limited. Retired after Palace at 32... Standout Blackpool Beach Knacker.... Gareth Taylor. Poor touch, no composure, and painfully out of his depth. Originally posted by Lombardinho
Even great footballers have donkyfied moments! Palace's club record signing has just completed a season lavishly sprinkled with donkeyesque play. Edited by djcpfc (16 Jun 2018 10.51pm)
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YT  Oxford 16 Jun 18 9.34pm |
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Originally posted by Rachid Rachid Rachid
Wouldn't want to pin the honour on one individual but Les Strong, Tony Hazel, Brian Bason, John Lacey, Steve Ketteridge and David Price weren't great. The latter always looked decent for Arsenal IMO. Not a popular opinion but the standard at top level is so much better now than thirty or forty years ago it's ridiculous. I get the dislike of Zohar as well. Tony Hazel was a part of the 1978/79 promotion effort, albeit a minor part. Given that he was a stop-gap, I didn’t think he did too badly in the handful of games he played.
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| djcpfc Within a 5 minute walk 16 Jun 18 9.35pm |
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Originally posted by smaz
Calvin Andrew. He huffed and he puffed and well that was about it. Plus I recall dowie signing a winger from Bristol city when we went up who was so non descript I can’t even remember his name? Wayne Andrews. Pace. That’s it. Pace. Very limited.
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batcountry  Melbourne 16 Jun 18 9.43pm |
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Edgar Davids. We got him too late.
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| Rachid Rachid Rachid 16 Jun 18 9.54pm |
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Originally posted by YT
Tony Hazel was a part of the 1978/79 promotion effort, albeit a minor part. Given that he was a stop-gap, I didn’t think he did too badly in the handful of games he played. Your memory's better than mine and he had some big boots to fill in fairness.
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chateauferret  16 Jun 18 9.59pm |
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Has nobody mentioned him yet or have I just not seen it? Bumfluff.
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| YT Oxford 16 Jun 18 9.59pm |
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Originally posted by Rachid Rachid Rachid
Your memory's better than mine and he had some big boots to fill in fairness. P42 W19 D19 L4 Goals conceded 24. Loved it!
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| slubglurge welling 16 Jun 18 10.49pm |
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This post has been merged from a topic called 'Peter Taylor' by Midlands Eagle Didnt he sign Shefti Kuqi Jamie Scowcroft and Leon Cort too?
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| ex hibitionist Hastings 16 Jun 18 11.30pm |
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This post has been merged from a topic called 'Peter Taylor' by Midlands Eagle Originally posted by slubglurge
Didnt he sign Shefti Kuqi Jamie Scowcroft and Leon Cort too? and Jose Fonte, but generally you are right we looked like Maidstone United under his leadership
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| ex hibitionist Hastings 16 Jun 18 11.39pm |
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Originally posted by Rachid Rachid Rachid
Wouldn't want to pin the honour on one individual but Les Strong, Tony Hazel, Brian Bason, John Lacey, Steve Ketteridge and David Price weren't great. The latter always looked decent for Arsenal IMO. Not a popular opinion but the standard at top level is so much better now than thirty or forty years ago it's ridiculous. I get the dislike of Zohar as well. good choice, i was going to go for Lacy, I'd almost forgotten Ketteridge, but i don't know whether to thank you or not for reminding me of Tony Hazell, Venner's old mate from his QPR playing days, the first case of tel looking after his mates, he came to us from Millwall had a Purdey hairstyle and always looked a bit worried and red faced when the ball came anywhere near him cos he knew he was cr*p
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| .TUX. 17 Jun 18 8.03am |
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I find this thread completely disrespectful to Donkeys. Peruvians love donkeys and trust these animals to transport small children across dangerous cliffside paths.
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| YT Oxford 17 Jun 18 8.13am |
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Originally posted by .TUX.
I find this thread completely disrespectful to Donkeys. Peruvians love donkeys and trust these animals to transport small children across dangerous cliffside paths. Sadly the donkey is one of the most abused animals in the world. Abused by humans, that is, but maybe not in Peru. It’s so sad, because on the whole the donkey is a loyal and good-natured companion.
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