totallywired
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He`s a legend until he opens his gob.
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Rodney Marsh
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LadislavMplmx
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he had a big row with Ian macFarlane who was then assistant manager after a 0-0 draw at home to Burnley,he accused him of showboating at 0-0,never played for us again after that...
ChicagoBlue
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Was an absolute pleasure to watch and, as I remember from back in the day, he was the first real "flair" player I remember us getting. We had a bunch of local, hardworking lads who were a good team, but he was a player who could pull a move out of his arse and simply make you gasp.
I actually played against him when he was with the Rowdies. He came on, got a goal, and trotted off saying, " That's my bit done!" Had to laugh, because we (Chicago) won 7-2, but he made his appearance, got his goal, and was clearly not going to further affect the result!!
He was also a top man with kids outside Maine Rd. As a nipper, he was really cool about me having my picture taken with him leaning on his Jenson Interceptor outside the old main entrance, which is where the players actually parked their cars while training.
In my mind, he was the Kinky, Ali B, of his day. As you can tell....I liked him ALOT!
I actually played against him when he was with the Rowdies. He came on, got a goal, and trotted off saying, " That's my bit done!" Had to laugh, because we (Chicago) won 7-2, but he made his appearance, got his goal, and was clearly not going to further affect the result!!
He was also a top man with kids outside Maine Rd. As a nipper, he was really cool about me having my picture taken with him leaning on his Jenson Interceptor outside the old main entrance, which is where the players actually parked their cars while training.
In my mind, he was the Kinky, Ali B, of his day. As you can tell....I liked him ALOT!
EL APACHE TEVEZ
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Lot of older lads I know idolised him they say he was one of or the best player to pull on a city shirt.
ChicagoBlue
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Lot of older lads I know idolised him they say he was one of or the best player to pull on a city shirt.
If by "older lads" you mean men in their 50s, I will affirm your assertion.
EL APACHE TEVEZ
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That is correctIf by "older lads" you mean men in their 50s, I will affirm your assertion.
lancs blue
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I'm 60 and I can also confirm that.If by "older lads" you mean men in their 50s, I will affirm your assertion.
squirtyflower
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They were wrong, IMHOLot of older lads I know idolised him they say he was one of or the best player to pull on a city shirt.
EL APACHE TEVEZ
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I seem to agree with the older lads what I've been told.They were wrong, IMHO
squirtyflower
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Ask them what we won when he was here?I seem to agree with the older lads what I've been told.
Ask them why the best players wanted him out?