Reply With QuoteOriginally Posted by JRSLEFTPEG
Who’s the fastest , slowest and strongest you’ve ever seen playing for Queens ?
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Who’s the fastest , slowest and strongest you’ve ever seen playing for Queens ?
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Few contenders for slowest to wear a Queens strip
Pat McCluskie
Alan Mackin
Dougie Mills
Willie Watters
Derek Holmes
George Cloy
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A mention for Billy Sim in the fattest category, certainly in his latter Queens career. Pat McCluskey would be the fattest I've ever seen at Palmerston but I'll never forget what a good player he was. You could tell he had been at Celtic from the neck up. His one last hurrah in a playing sense was our defeat to Dundee Utd in Feb/ Mar 85 in the Scottish Cup. We went down 3-0 at Palmerston to a wonderful United team and McCluskey was MOM. He was outstanding that day.
Last edited by JRSLEFTPEG; 06-09-2018 at 07:42 AM.
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Big Derek Holmes must be a contender for strongest and slowest JR. Bit of a cult hero among some supporters though
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Andy Thomson was rapid.
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Old shrek himself David Mcniven would go into the slowest category as being overweight.
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John (Father) Murphy made Vinnie Jones look like julian Cleary
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I once seen the imposing Alan Mackin come out of a sports car in the Palmerston car park. He had dark shades on , long black leather overcoat , slicked back hair and a tanned complexion ,
looking like an extra from The Godfather.
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