City's "Hard Men"

[knuckles]

All right - I'll let you have Reidy.

Tevez was a tough man, not known for kicking people/hard tackles but he took no shit.

 

[Saddleworth2]

Nigel De Jong, Mick Doyle, Gerry Gow, are three that come to mind.

 

[dad1971]

I know for a fact you didn’t mess around with Eric Nixon. Hard as nails.

 

[BringBackSwales]

Steve Kinsey and Nicky Summerbee

 

[trevorriley]

dave watson and gerry gow where the hard men i remember as a young fan...

always remember in the modern era playing Blackburn away and wining one nil, a friend who is a rovers fan said dirtiest team we have played in particular de yong who could have had two straight reds !

wouldnt mess with vinny in a bad mood, that mean walk he had when he had just dropped a player and expecting a yellow card. Diaz is a solid unit to... Although you wouldnt call the pair hardmen i guess.

 

[BlueTG]

Was doing really that hard? He’d instil fear yes, for his shit record of breaking opponents legs or ribs, which anyone with a pair of football boots can do.

 

[El Gringo]

I agree with all of the above. I reckon Diaz would be the next ton the list

 

[Silvanova]

Stuart Pearce had a season playing too, wouldn’t have messed with him.

 

[johnnytapia]

Headbutting doesn't make you a hard man. Sorry.

Dennis could and did mix it with the best of them; got stuck in, never flinched a tackle and gave everything to the cause. He was undeniably a “hard man”.

 

[Spurs quarter 69]

Doyle and Watson nobody messed with them. Andy Morrison and a little later Nigel De Jung.