Your opinion mate. But in those days we couldn't sign star players. He used to frustrate me a lot as he missed plenty of sitters. But without 'that' goal, I dread to think where this club would be nowadays.He was shite, mate.
I started playing 'walking football' (due to my advanced years) a couple of months ago here in North Wales. It is organised and run by Connahs Quay Nomads, who are managed by....Andy Morrison. I feel quietly chuffed by that.Wouldn't have been in a position to score "that" goal if Andy Morrison hadn't joined us. (Both heroes)
Your opinion mate. But in those days we couldn't sign star players. He used to frustrate me a lot as he missed plenty of sitters. But without 'that' goal, I dread to think where this club would be nowadays.
that's all he had.Dickov had something I consider a vital attribute in any player, basic hard work and determination
95-98 actually which means he got a season in the Premier League where he didn't look out of place.Kinkladze 96-98
2 relegations, no promotions in 3 years.
He still took us down. And Dickov played more seasons in Prem anyway.95-98 actually which means he got a season in the Premier League where he didn't look out of place.
This argument comes up once a month. Think some of us just cut and paste posts!Even a blind pig finds an acorn every now and again.
Or to look at it another way, he wouldn't have got the shot in if The Goat hadn't made a mess of his attempt to score two seconds earlier.It wouldn't have made any difference without Super Kev getting us on the map with his 90th minute goal that day, let's not forget he also scored his penalty whereas Dickov missed his... Love Dickov but I think Kev Horlocks contribution that day is overlooked by many Blues.