Plays By Sense Of Smell
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Never had the chance to properly see or appreciate how good he was for us - but obviously from this and other responses, the concensus seems to be - another level.
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Best player from our doldrums years (1980 to roughly 2009)
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spacecadet
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He was something else Blue. Got off to a flier at Stoke then sadly had a injury plagued season.Never had the chance to properly see or appreciate how good he was for us - but obviously from this and other responses, the concensus seems to be - another level.
He was sheer class when fit, that was the issue, the slightest niggle he did not play which pissed off Swales because Francis would add another 5k to the gate if he was playing.Never had the chance to properly see or appreciate how good he was for us - but obviously from this and other responses, the concensus seems to be - another level.
Salford_Blue
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Paul Stewart always gets overlooked.
51 games, 26 goals.
Made a huge impact when he came.
51 games, 26 goals.
Made a huge impact when he came.
Stoned Rose
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Kinkladze.
That good, he’d get in the current team.
That good, he’d get in the current team.
Stoned Rose
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Paul Stewart always gets overlooked.
51 games, 26 goals.
Made a huge impact when he came.
Like any good money shot should.
its a Barm
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All players you've all mentioned bring a smile to my face we have had some great memories with these players, even when we were shit we were good.
Sky Blue Thinking
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Wasnt to enthused when we signed him from the Championship when he was 30+ but he proved me wrong and had a good spell with us including very productive 1st half on 94/5 season...them we swapped him for Creaney AND cash!Paul Walsh was a superb little player for us, Rosler got all the headlines but the little fella was the brains and the footballer.