Underated City Players

[fat boy blue]

Trevor Morley

 

[urmston]

Trevor Morley

Yes.

That equaliser at Bradford was such a relief - a bit like when Aguero scored City's third v QPR.

 

[Deleted member 14625]

Joleon Lescott

 

[MCFC 4 EVER]

Ian Brightwell, Paul Power and Pablo Zabaleta come to mind

 

[johnny crossan]

Ian Brightwell, Paul Power and Pablo Zabaleta come to mind

I would say no, yes, yes - but for all the years he played for us I stood next a bloke on the Kippax who screamed abuse at Paul Power from the first minute of every game till the last.

 

[MCFC 4 EVER]

Ian Brightwell, Paul Power and Pablo Zabaleta come to mind

I would say no, yes, yes - but for all the years he played for us I stood next a bloke on the Kippax who screamed abuse at Paul Power from the first minute of every game till the last.

Same bloke who wrote a book called "Once in a Blue Moon"?

 

[MANC LOYAL]

Ian Brightwell, Paul Power and Pablo Zabaleta come to mind

I would say no, yes, yes - but for all the years he played for us I stood next a bloke on the Kippax who screamed abuse at Paul Power from the first minute of every game till the last.

Same bloke who wrote a book called "Once in a Blue Moon"?

Paul Power,Tommy Booth.Got talking to Tommy Booth at the last gentlemans morning in Whitefield.He his just one of the boys.I don,t think we will ever get this close to any of the players again.

 

[jackrussel]

dennis tueart and david bennett

 

[Plattlaner]

I'd second Asa hartford, Peter Barnes and Gary Owen - the mid 70s team that came close to winning the league didn't have any major stars of international repute but it also didn't have any weak links and these three in particular were wonderful to watch - Owen and Hartford bossed the midfield while Barnes terrorised opposing defences

 

[InMyLifetime-BaconChops]

Giorgio Samaras













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