Nae ralphie?Quote:
Originally Posted by Whitfieldarab
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Nae ralphie?Quote:
Originally Posted by Whitfieldarab
Like I said I'd changed my mind a hundred times but went for Kevin Gallagher as I was older and started going home and away around about the time Gallagher forced his way into the team and Milne although I have some great memories of his brilliance probably played more games in Europe than domestically in his last 2 or 3 seasons. If he stayed aff the swally he would have truly been world class.Quote:
Originally Posted by Charlie arab
McAlpine (sorry Billy)
Smith, Narey, Hegarty, Malpas
Milne, Gillespie, Wing, Bannon
Sturrock, Dossing
These are the players I've seen. There is no way you can exclude Doug Smith so I'm playing with 3 centre halves sorry.
And if I was to pick my favourite ever player it's FINN DOSSING #9. Move over God. If you were at Dens on 11/9/65 you saw the tide turn.
Funny you should say that, theres a few of these copy and past and fill in the blanks things on facebook where you nominate people to do the same thing, something to take up 30 mins of lockdown boredom and i actually had Siggi down as best midfielder on the best/favourite United one that was kicking aboutQuote:
Originally Posted by Charlie arab
Mcalpine
Gough Hegarty Narey Malpas
Holt McKinlay
Milne Sturrock Bannon
Gray
D Smith P McKay D Dodds Armstrong J Henry.
Peter McKay on the bench?Quote:
Originally Posted by utd4me
With 203 goals in 241 appearances, I might be tempted to include him from the start.
I agree but Andy Gray was my hero.Quote:
Originally Posted by ARAbCHNID
How about this best team of non-Scottish.
Van Der Kamp
Van Der Hoorn Pederson
Krivokapic Petric Wing
Berg Johnsson Dossing Zetterland Seeman.
Nae Emile lyng?Quote:
Originally Posted by alwaysanarab
Mackay
Millar
Gunboat
Neilson
Smith
Wing
Rooney
Munro
Dossing
Gillespie
Persson
Get down on your knees and pray.