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David White - Tonight @ Bury Blues
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blue b4 the moon
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Trouble is players tend to continue eating the same when they pack in but don't do the exercise.
Trouble is players tend to continue eating the same when they pack in but don't do the exercise.
That I can understand, but Mr White looks like he has done some serious eating.
gordondaviesmoustache
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I think he looks really cuddly. Like a giant Care Bear.
salfordpaul
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Absolutely fantastic player in his day
Danish Blue
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I know we were in the second tier but i loved watching that team, Huddesfield and Charlton 5-1 to go up stick in the mind. As for the goals Stewart, Adcock and White * 3 and that serial poacher McNab. How Simmo didnt get on the scoresheet is a wonder. Funniest thing about that game was the slightly over exuberant celebration when the scored to bring it back to (i think 7-1), who scored their pen?
As for White, loved him as a player, but to be fair he wasnt to keen on tracking back even then.
As for White, loved him as a player, but to be fair he wasnt to keen on tracking back even then.
gordondaviesmoustache
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Andy May to make it 9-1.Funniest thing about that game was the slightly over exuberant celebration when the scored to bring it back to (i think 7-1), who scored their pen?
Keke Rosberg
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Looks more like a scrap metal merchant.
franksinatra
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Absolutely fantastic player in his day
That is very generous praise and I say that with him being one of my favourites from that era. On his day, and in full flow, a delight to watch but his form could be indifferent and I remember him being nicknamed 'scud' at one point by the Kippax.
He did have same great games though and his two goals v Liverpool, first home match of the season, was one of my favourite ever City games.
Overall though, unquestionably a City legend
TFC
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Spare a thought for every chair Wayne Rooney sits on post retirement.
Cellarite
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Very much so. I reckon he'd sell for 40-50 million these days. Possibly more. He'd be straight into the England team as well.Absolutely fantastic player in his day
jimharri
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What about that Akinfenwa fella that plays for MK Dons? He's built like Whitey and he's still bloody playing. He is one big fucker.Spare a thought for every chair Wayne Rooney sits on post retirement.
Cellarite
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Oops. Bit of a football faux pas there Jim. Mistaking one set of Dons for another.What about that Akinfenwa fella that plays for MK Dons? He's built like Whitey and he's still bloody playing. He is one big fucker.
jimharri
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Same difference Kev. You've seen one set of Dons, you've seen them all. Anyway, shouldn't you be getting the Corrie poll back up and running again? Or has Hull's promotion yesterday blunted your appetite for an Annie Walker vs Betty Turpin showdown?Oops. Bit of a football faux pas there Jim. Mistaking one set of Dons for another.
Mad Eyed Screamer
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Only if he played for the rags.....He'd be straight into the England team as well.
Mad Eyed Screamer
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Charlton 5-1? That was May 85.I know we were in the second tier but i loved watching that team, Huddesfield and Charlton 5-1 to go up stick in the mind. As for the goals Stewart, Adcock and White * 3 and that serial poacher McNab. How Simmo didnt get on the scoresheet is a wonder. Funniest thing about that game was the slightly over exuberant celebration when the scored to bring it back to (i think 7-1), who scored their pen?
As for White, loved him as a player, but to be fair he wasnt to keen on tracking back even then.
White's debut was Sept 86 at Southend in the League Cup
lust overlord
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Charlton 5-1? That was May 85.
White's debut was Sept 86 at Southend in the League Cup
I know we were in the second tier but i loved watching that team, Huddesfield and Charlton 5-1 to go up stick in the mind. As for the goals Stewart, Adcock and White * 3 and that serial poacher McNab. How Simmo didnt get on the scoresheet is a wonder. Funniest thing about that game was the slightly over exuberant celebration when the scored to bring it back to (i think 7-1), who scored their pen?
As for White, loved him as a player, but to be fair he wasnt to keen on tracking back even then.
Andy May ex city, scored the Huddersfield pen.
B\connellblue
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Proper fucking winger whitey was, good for 20+ goals a season too, not like the "couldn't score in a whorehouse" types we have now. scored one against blackburn from surely 40 yards out.