Lets not forget One of the hardest player I ever saw in a City shirt. I like the last line - Scrap Metal Dealer....
Paul Warhurst -His forceful style contributed much to the club's (Birmingham City)Second Division title in the 1954–55 season and to their performances in the First Division and the FA Cup the following season.[3][4] Warhurst injured a thigh in the sixth-round FA Cup match, and missed the rest of the season, and his absence was considered a significant factor in Birmingham's losing the 1956 FA Cup Final (to Manchester City) :[2] teammate Alex Govan was convinced that "if Roy Warhurst had been fit then there would only have been one winner".[5] He succeeded Len Boyd as Birmingham captain at the end of that season,[6] and 12 months later signed for Manchester City for a £10,000 fee. He spent 18 months at City before moving on to Crewe Alexandra and then to Oldham Athletic, where he was appointed captain.[2] A spell in non-league football with Banbury Spencer preceded his retirement from the game in 1964.[2]
He went on to become a scrap metal dealer.[2]
