M9 Blue
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They are relying on a 37 year old Vardy to save them, they have a championship squad. Nothing against Leicester but they are going straight back down.
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Premier League Games 16/17/18/19 August 2024
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Surely not possible? Mainoo player of the year?Watching MNF's predictions and Neville is coming across as more of a moron than I gave him credit for.
Big Swifty
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Did you know this..... Vardy is only the fifth player since the war to have scored over 100 goals in the top flight after the age of thirty.
I guarantee that no one - NO ONE - can name the other four (we're going back a fair bit).
If anyone can, I will donate a modest sum to a charity....
I guarantee that no one - NO ONE - can name the other four (we're going back a fair bit).
If anyone can, I will donate a modest sum to a charity....
heslops barnet
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Expecting their game of the season against us……They are relying on a 37 year old Vardy to save them, they have a championship squad. Nothing against Leicester but they are going straight back down.
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Did you know this..... Vardy is only the fifth player since the war to have scored over 100 goals in the top flight after the age of thirty.
I guarantee that no one - NO ONE - can name the other four (we're going back a fair bit).
If anyone can, I will donate a modest sum to a charity....
Which war?
David Herd? - I can't think of any others, even that might be wrong, and I think it is wrong. I remember reading he had scored quite a few top flight goals around the age of 30.
If its first world war, the only name I can think of is George Camsell. Lofthouse?
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Big Swifty
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2nd World War. Yes, Nat lofthouse was one. The others were Tom Finney (PNE), Johnny Hancocks (Wolves)and Jack Rowley (Man Utd).Which war?
David Herd? - I can't think of any others, even that might be wrong, and I think it is wrong. I remember reading he had scored quite a few top flight goals around the age of 30.
If its first world war, the only name I can think of is George Camsell. Lofthouse?
So you got one of them - and therefore you win the prize. I thought some FOCs on here might have had a go. Football history is a closed book to many, I suspect. But I love it. So much more interesting than the present day stuff.
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2nd World War. Yes, Nat lofthouse was one. The others were Tom Finney (PNE), Johnny Hancocks (Wolves)and Jack Rowley (Man Utd).
So you got one of them - and therefore you win the prize. I thought some FOCs on here might have had a go. Football history is a closed book to many, I suspect. But I love it. So much more interesting than the present day stuff.
Ah yeah Tom Finney, dunno why I didn't even think of him.
I would never have got the others in a million years though, although my parents weren't born in that time, never mind myself. I do enjoy a bit of football history though, my neighbour as a kid was an old fella that used to tell me about all the old timers and collected old programmes
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You are making me feel old.Ah yeah Tom Finney, dunno why I didn't even think of him.
I would never have got the others in a million years though, although my parents weren't born in that time, never mind myself. I do enjoy a bit of football history though, my neighbour as a kid was an old fella that used to tell me about all the old timers and collected old programmes
Mind you, I suppose I am......