The forgotten few

[Mifred]

Paul Ritchie

Paul cooper

 

[eastmanc]

My first match, not his Dave!

Ok

 

[Corky]

Terry Dunfield - all I remember is his attempted overhead kick in front of the North Stand at Maine Rd.

 

[Shirley]

Tony Whelan, around 1973.

A City fanatic in his younger days. Has had a long and successful career at the swamp since, he’s still there.

 

[napoleon dynamite]

Just the 5 times prior to yours. I can understand not wanting to trawl though 50+ pages but the search function (top right) is really helpful for things like this. I mean there's a drop down menu to limit the results to just this thread too. How clever is that?

obviously a lot cleverer than me..but most things are these days

 

[BuzLightyear]

Jimmy McMullan - captain of the Wembley Wizards in 1928. Seven years at City.

 

[Big Swifty]

Jimmy McMullan - captain of the Wembley Wizards in 1928. Seven years at City.

Well, if you're looking back, I give you the great Patsy Hendren - scorer of 170 first-class centuries and 57,000 f-c runs.
Played for City in Edwardian era.

 

[napoleon dynamite]

Well, if you're looking back, I give you the great Patsy Hendren - scorer of 170 first-class centuries and 57,000 f-c runs.
Played for City in Edwardian era.

patsy hendren was the late brian "jonners" jonstones hero as a boy. played for surrey i think. how about max woosnam? a proper sportsman..sorry if hes been mentioned before jrockblues but i just couldnt be bothered with your search function top right thingy

 

[WestGorton]

Tony Cunningham. Like Douglas Bader. Good in the air but no legs.

 

[SatOnTheWall]

Paul cooper

Played in the 5-1, mate. Hard to forget really.