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Thread: Chris Wood

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    Well he would do,as he's used to the Clarets pumping the long ball up to him all the time ..lol

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    Quote Originally Posted by alfinyalcabo View Post
    Well he would do,as he's used to the Clarets pumping the long ball up to him all the time ..lol
    Good point for your lot today. Must of been a big effort that.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Geordie_Jacko View Post
    Good point for your lot today. Must of been a big effort that.
    Yes,amazed we got anything out of that ,a great point,
    your 3pts at Leeds was better though.well done .

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    Quote Originally Posted by alfinyalcabo View Post
    Yes,amazed we got anything out of that ,a great point,
    your 3pts at Leeds was better though.well done .
    Thanks mate both really good results though shows where both not giving up without a fight. I wouldn't expect anything else from a Dyche team though.

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    Couple more stats about him in Leeds game.


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    Quote Originally Posted by toonviking View Post
    Wood is a handful, and true pain to play against. Almost every attack we created, was created in the space that Wood created.

    If we had more lethal wide attackers today, we would have scored a few.
    He reminds me a bit of the way Wyn Davies used to play. The Mighty Wyn wasn't the most prolific of goal scorers. He scored his share but he was unselfish and made plenty of goals by creating havoc and space in the right places for teammates.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ex_pat_magpie View Post
    He reminds me a bit of the way Wyn Davies used to play. The Mighty Wyn wasn't the most prolific of goal scorers. He scored his share but he was unselfish and made plenty of goals by creating havoc and space in the right places for teammates.
    Before my time but my late dad used to speak very highly about ‘The Mighty Wyn’

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    Wyn Davies and then pop robson then malcolm macdonald were the main strikers when i was young and going to matches.

    ha definitely spoilt there !! loved all 3 of them

    Wyn is 80 this March - we, fans and quite a few of the old players, are meeting up with him to celebrate his birthday.
    will be a great day .

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    Quote Originally Posted by toonlegend View Post
    Wyn Davies and then pop robson then malcolm macdonald were the main strikers when i was young and going to matches.

    ha definitely spoilt there !! loved all 3 of them

    Wyn is 80 this March - we, fans and quite a few of the old players, are meeting up with him to celebrate his birthday.
    will be a great day .
    Lucky you June, give him our best wishes and gratitude for all he did for this club.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bix01 View Post
    Before my time but my late dad used to speak very highly about ‘The Mighty Wyn’
    Aye "The Mighty Wyn" or Wyn the Leap he was also nick-named. The mighty Wyn was taken after a pop song by Manfred Mann, Quinn the Eskimo, or the Mighty Quinn. Wyn the leap came from the height he could gain in a jump, usually in the penalty area. In watching football for eighty years I've never seen a player either before or after Wyn who could perfect the leap.

    He was quite a tall lad, 6' 2" I believe, but he would out jump even taller players and appeared to even hover at the top of his jump and win the header at least 9 times out of ten.

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