Gio Kinkladze Documentary

[TonyColemansbagofapples]

Cheers, Don

 

[melrose40yarder]

Ged Brannan won a competition to be a professional footballer.

 

[nmc]

Kinky, Oasis, britpop. The pinnacle of civilisation. everything since then has been shit

You misery... Mendy, Little Mix, Brexit and a pandemic... yeah you've got a point....

 

[Bobbyespania]

Great player, Messi levels of skill, maybe even a better dribbler..the Georgians we signed on the back of him were tripe !! 20 goals for City and think we can remember them all.

Forgot how brilliant he was but why does Joe Pesci out of goodfellas keeps reminding me of him. :-)

 

[nmc]

Ged Brannan won a competition to be a professional footballer.

Tranmere must have been in 'fits of giggles'when Frank Clarke offered them £750,000 !

 

[melrose40yarder]

Tranmere must have been in 'fits of giggles'when Frank Clarke offered them £750,000 !

Fuck i thought it was only £250,000! and that was £249.999 too much.

 

[Tonster]

God we had some shite play for us.
Jason Van Blerk was another.

My personal pick as all time worst was Michael Frontzeck. Although it's a huge list to choose from

 

[Sir peace frog]

Up until that time, I always thought he was the best city player I had ever seen in the worst team I've ever seen

 

[BlueRockape]

By opposition fans
Probably the most underrated footballer of all time

 

[butlerkb]

Forgot how brilliant he was but why does Joe Pesci out of goodfellas keeps reminding me of him. :-)

Unbelievable touch, can you imagine how good he could have been in a great sude, great footage, thx

 

[GazM]

That takes me back. Great player in a shite team. As others have said Jason Van Blerk, Ged Brannan, the Alan Ball / Frank Clark years were horrible.

 

[bornblueegg]

A genius in the dark times

 

[cyberblue]

The documentary has just been released
Hopefully someone can put a link on here
Edited
just heard a subscription is needed to watch it

 

[Yankunian]

can't imagine it being a long documentary he only played about a dozen good games in 3 seasons, amazing in November 95 and that goal v Southampton, can only remember him playing well at Oxford following season and an amazing solo goal v West Ham in cup, massively overrated player but was best individual player in some of Citys worst ever teams

 

[waspish]

can't imagine it being a long documentary he only played about a dozen good games in 3 seasons, amazing in November 95 and that goal v Southampton, can only remember him playing well at Oxford following season and an amazing solo goal v West Ham in cup, massively overrated player but was best individual player in some of Citys worst ever teams

45mins

 

[franksinatra]

can't imagine it being a long documentary he only played about a dozen good games in 3 seasons, amazing in November 95 and that goal v Southampton, can only remember him playing well at Oxford following season and an amazing solo goal v West Ham in cup, massively overrated player but was best individual player in some of Citys worst ever teams

Yes massively over rated, hardly played well for us hence Ajax, one of the top clubs in Europe signed him.

 

[manimanc]

can't imagine it being a long documentary he only played about a dozen good games in 3 seasons, amazing in November 95 and that goal v Southampton, can only remember him playing well at Oxford following season and an amazing solo goal v West Ham in cup, massively overrated player but was best individual player in some of Citys worst ever teams

You don't get it do you?
And for what it's worth the documentary was really good, you might be surprised if you watch it.
In 3 years he played 106 times and scored 20 goals.
Overrated you say? Yeah OK then.

 

[HelloCity]

can't imagine it being a long documentary he only played about a dozen good games in 3 seasons, amazing in November 95 and that goal v Southampton, can only remember him playing well at Oxford following season and an amazing solo goal v West Ham in cup, massively overrated player but was best individual player in some of Citys worst ever teams

His performance in 96 against top of the league Newcastle is one of the greatest ever by a City player.

 

[Yankunian]

His performance in 96 against top of the league Newcastle is one of the greatest ever by a City player.

Kinky did play well in that game but for me his best games were when Flitcroft was in same team, but for me he was massively overrated just like Rosler was

 

[BringBackSwales]

My overwhelming memories of him were either a one man wonder show or passes that disappeared off the pitch or to opposition players.

Not because they were stray passes but they were passes where players should have continued their run to, he would stand waving his arms pointing where he was going to pass it and yet the rest of the team just seemed to be 10 yards off his thinking or plainly three or four levels below him quality wise.

This guy would walk into today’s side and I would have loved to see him in blue with quality around him that we have today

Would definitely not walk into the current side. I loved him like most other Blues at the time but nowhere near consistent enough or hard working enough to get into this side. Just my opinion of course, and I can see why you said it