gordondaviesmoustache said:I think Ian Scott was quite highly thought of at the club at one time. He made his debut in the first game of the 87/88 season iirc, which was around the same time as Hinchcliffe. He scored a goal against Millwall early that season but fell away due to an almost complete lack of physical presence imo, injury or not.charliebigspuds said:Lake would get in no problem. We was only talking about that team at the last home game, I agreed with one of my mates that we ruined Redmond, he was captaining a very poor side at 19. Ian Scott was an excellent and often forgotten player who like Lake was ruined by injury early on. White may have got a place on the bench and Brightwell would have been a good squad player a bit like Zabba was before he started holding down a place.
He was sold to Stoke and slipped down the leagues, sadly. Must be a difficult and cruel way for a football career to play out.
In terms of the OP: Paul Lake.
David White might be an option from the bench, I guess.
Edit: found that Millwall game.
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xbPNoVWv7UE[/youtube]
They did and we played them in the top flight the next season but one, as they stayed in the first division the season we got promoted.Zabbasbeard said:gordondaviesmoustache said:I think Ian Scott was quite highly thought of at the club at one time. He made his debut in the first game of the 87/88 season iirc, which was around the same time as Hinchcliffe. He scored a goal against Millwall early that season but fell away due to an almost complete lack of physical presence imo, injury or not.charliebigspuds said:Lake would get in no problem. We was only talking about that team at the last home game, I agreed with one of my mates that we ruined Redmond, he was captaining a very poor side at 19. Ian Scott was an excellent and often forgotten player who like Lake was ruined by injury early on. White may have got a place on the bench and Brightwell would have been a good squad player a bit like Zabba was before he started holding down a place.
He was sold to Stoke and slipped down the leagues, sadly. Must be a difficult and cruel way for a football career to play out.
In terms of the OP: Paul Lake.
David White might be an option from the bench, I guess.
Edit: found that Millwall game.
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xbPNoVWv7UE[/youtube]
I was there! Just 15,430 at that midweek Millwall game. I remember it because we played so well and the gate was so low. Didn't Millwall eventually go up that season (Casarino and Sheringham up front)?
mscenterh750 said:Now then, seen as Mancini is starting to give some of the youth lads a game here and there, I've been thinking how many of the youth cup winning team from 86, would be good enough to hold down a regular place in the current side, for me the core of that team which was Hinchcliffe, Redmond, Brightwell, Lake, White, Moulden and Scott, at least 4 would get in the current team.
The full 12 is :
1. Crompton
2. Millis
3. Hinchcliffe
4. Brightwell
5. Redmond
6. Thackeray
7. White
8. Moulden
9. Lake
10. Scott
11. Boyd
12. Macauley
Have a look and decide who you think would be good enough.
Good point DE!Dave Ewing's Back 'eader said:mscenterh750 said:Now then, seen as Mancini is starting to give some of the youth lads a game here and there, I've been thinking how many of the youth cup winning team from 86, would be good enough to hold down a regular place in the current side, for me the core of that team which was Hinchcliffe, Redmond, Brightwell, Lake, White, Moulden and Scott, at least 4 would get in the current team.
The full 12 is :
1. Crompton
2. Millis
3. Hinchcliffe
4. Brightwell
5. Redmond
6. Thackeray
7. White
8. Moulden
9. Lake
10. Scott
11. Boyd
12. Macauley
Have a look and decide who you think would be good enough.
He could teach the present squad how to take a corner!
"Imre, Imre Varadi,Imre Varadi, Imre Varaaaaadi hey!mscenterh750 said:Another one of my faves v the potters, was when Imre Varadi scored a hat trick at Maine Road (it was a fave, because I thought Varadi was awesome).
I can beat that pal.yep i had royalty next to me.hrh prince charles.black mamba said:mscenterh750 said:Think that game at Xmas was Stokes highest attendance, it was 18,000 odd I think mamba.
What a fantastic sight that was .....
City fans on two sides of the ground all decked out in fancy dress ..... bananas everywhere
i had a vicar sat to my right , and Count Dracula sat to my left !
and i turned around at half time to be faced with Captain Scarlett munchin' on a hot dog !
the old abbey said:I can beat that pal.yep i had royalty next to me.hrh prince charles.black mamba said:mscenterh750 said:Think that game at Xmas was Stokes highest attendance, it was 18,000 odd I think mamba.
What a fantastic sight that was .....
City fans on two sides of the ground all decked out in fancy dress ..... bananas everywhere
i had a vicar sat to my right , and Count Dracula sat to my left !
and i turned around at half time to be faced with Captain Scarlett munchin' on a hot dog !
lancs blue said:the old abbey said:I can beat that pal.yep i had royalty next to me.hrh prince charles.black mamba said:What a fantastic sight that was .....
City fans on two sides of the ground all decked out in fancy dress ..... bananas everywhere
i had a vicar sat to my right , and Count Dracula sat to my left !
and i turned around at half time to be faced with Captain Scarlett munchin' on a hot dog !
Just my luck to cop for a bunch of Nazis on my row.