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Thread: The number 9 shirt

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    The number 9 shirt

    What does it mean to you or are those days gone and it means nothing ?weve had some cracking number 9 s over the years

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    Even in the dark days of Billy Whitehurst and George Reilly, the number 9 always has and always will be special.

    Mick Quinn brought it back to life, then Andy Cole and so on....

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    It's still special and will always need a special player to wear it.

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    it's iconic and always will be even though it's been disgraced by several to wear it.

    Would love to have a number 9 we could be proud of.

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    It's special and i think always will be.

    When you think of Newcastle Utd players its the number 9 you think of first.

    Regardless of some who have worn it.

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    Cissé was a proper No. 9 for a while. Gayle hasn't been IMO, but it's not that he's disgraced the shirt at all. Just hasn't been good enough. Carroll is probably the latest to take a big sh!t all over it?

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    Since I was a kid I always admired the number 9s,Jacky Milburn,Len White,Barry Thomas,Wyn Davies,Supermac,Andy Cole,Les Ferdinand,Shearer.

    I watched all of the above but the ones we have had in the last few years are only fit to clean their boots.

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    Have to say I wouldn't like to have defended against Supermac, he was a fearless beast. Has to be him for me, bow legs anaarl !

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    Quote Originally Posted by Cannylad View Post
    Have to say I wouldn't like to have defended against Supermac, he was a fearless beast. Has to be him for me, bow legs anaarl !
    Aye ah never understood how he was so fast,if Usain Bolt had them legs,there would be nee gold medals.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Cannylad View Post
    Have to say I wouldn't like to have defended against Supermac, he was a fearless beast. Has to be him for me, bow legs anaarl !
    I remember in the semi final against Burnley,their centre back held him around the waist but he kept running dragging him along.

    I think he took part in the Powderhall sprint for pro runners.

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