Photos from the past that made me smile

[asturianblanco]

Scored some belters for someone who supposedly couldnt play, one at Hull i think sticks out in my mind...

[hopelesslyoptimistic]

Yup think most of the old school hard men of football could also play a lot but that tended to get overlooked.

[Acido]

Yup think most of the old school hard men of football could also play a lot but that tended to get overlooked.

I think our Norman Hunter was a good example of wot your saying there Hopey, he never seemed to get credit as a player. Which is a shame really.

[hopelesslyoptimistic]

I think our Norman Hunter was a good example of wot your saying there Hopey, he never seemed to get credit as a player. Which is a shame really.

Exactly - remember seeing a give a side charity tournie in roundhay park and Vinnie was playing he was very good and good at keeping uppies too.

Of the Hunter era big Jack could play a bit and of the modern era Tony Adams was very good but forced to play a certain way by Georgie stroller Graham.

[Acido]

Exactly - remember seeing a give a side charity tournie in roundhay park and Vinnie was playing he was very good and good at keeping uppies too.
Of the Hunter era big Jack could play a bit and of the modern era Tony Adams was very good but forced to play a certain way by Georgie stroller Graham.

I think we should start a new thread on here Hopey kid lol, abaart players who never seemed to get the credit they deserved.
Over to you then mate.

[hopelesslyoptimistic]

I think we should start a new thread on here Hopey kid lol, abaart players who never seemed to get the credit they deserved.
Over to you then mate.

few from the 80s

ronnie Whelan
paul Davis
Scott Sellars

1990s

Manu Petit
Alfie Haaland
emile Heskey

2000s

James Milner
jermaine Defoe
neil redfearn