East Level 2
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I think the trophy winning exploits of Sergio and Raz convene "stylish" status that isn't matched by many outside our club.
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King of the Kippax | Last ever edition (p 20)
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dennishasdoneit
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Gordon smith was a very stylish player.for those of us who can remember him play.I think the trophy winning exploits of Sergio and Raz convene "stylish" status that isn't matched by many outside our club.
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East Level 2
Well-Known Member
He looked ok in the second division I suppose.Gordon smith was a bery stylish player.for those of us who can remember him play.
JGL07
Well-Known Member
What about the “And Smith must score” incident in 1983 that handed the Rags a Cup Final won!Gordon smith was a bery stylish player.for those of us who can remember him play.
Mad Eyed Screamer
Moderator
What about Sterling's misses this season.... And all our world class players penalty misses? Sadly Smith's career is defined by one miss in the last minute of one game.... Unfairly so.What about the “And Smith must score” incident in 1983 that handed the Rags a Cup Final won!
dennishasdoneit
Well-Known Member
What about it?What about the “And Smith must score” incident in 1983 that handed the Rags a Cup Final won!
dennishasdoneit
Well-Known Member
He was a stylish player.you can be stylish in a 5 a side match,a non league match....doesnt mean your the best player on the pitch,or top gosl scorer..just that you played the game with style.Smiths ball control and close dribblimg skills ,throughout his career..are what i can remember,regardless of what division,or if he ever missed an open goal.He was very similar,imo,to the old Aberdeen inside forward,Mark Mcghee.both players troubled defenders with adroit ball control.He looked ok in the second division I suppose.
Trevor Morley's Tache
Well-Known Member
Think with KOTK it is part of City's historyI think the last time I bought KOTK it had a cartoon of Kevin Keegan on the front.
I used to like the articles written by Tangled Up In Blue.(Which I think is also a Bob Dylan song).
But each article is only the opinion of each contributor. Same as on here really.
I might as well read and discuss all things City on here for free,instead of paying £5 for the privilege on KOTK.
Like fanzines all over the country the internet has caught up with them.
Sometimes what was written in fanzines were not read till weeks later
Nowadays
facelace Wum,Trolls & keyboard warriors have taken over forums like this