What players do you remember and what players do you forget that you remember?

[Gareth Barry Conlon]

Ricky Holden now he was quality:)

One of my first memories of the Kippax was the crowd singing the Ricky Holden song and me asking a mate who Ricky holden was.

 

[Le Havre Oswald]

Jason Van Blerk

 

[franksinatra]

Carl Shutt the footballing spelling mistake

Always remember going to Newcastle away on new years day circa 1993. We lost 2-0 both goals scored by Andy Cole but the reason I remember that match is seeing Shutt and Brian Kilcline chasing for a ball. Kilcline got there first but it was literally like watching football in slow motion. Will never forget it.

 

[franksinatra]

Dalian Atkinson was another who was here very briefly.

If memory serves me correct he scored a header against Stoke after there had been a small fire in the back of the North stand and everyone had to be evacuated onto the pitch???

 

[Keeper!]

He was also known for having a very famous, Hollywood film star, father - Olly Varadi.

FFS LOL

 

[urban genie]

To elaborate.....

I was thinking earlier about Kolarov....who is pretty hard to forget for a variety of reasons

During the last week, I heard Danillo mentioned, and I would not have remembered him unless his name was mentioned or I was on the final round of Pointless.

I remember Danillo as we replaced him with that mard arse liability cancelo and so the change of RB is etched into my memory

 

[RiversideBlue]

Kanchelskis. I even had to Google it then to check it wasnt some awful dream.

 

[Postman Pep]

There are plenty I have forgot about inbetween but 40 years on I still remember those random Scots who pitched up at the beginning of the McNeill era. The legend of Tolmie and his hairdoo live on of course but for some reason I can still reel off Duncan Davidson, Dominic Sullivan and Gordon Dalziel.

 

[Joe Corrigan's Superstitions]

Came to us late in his career, one relegation season, keeping Coton out which led to TC leaving us before Eike had a hip replacement....

I remember Eike Immel. I was in hospitality at Anfield (a mate worked for Carlsberg and got freebies) when we got tonked 6-0 under Alan Ball. They gave man of the match to Eike for pulling off four world-class saves!

 

[Joe Corrigan's Superstitions]

Crocky Santa Cruz. Hard to decide who was the biggest sick note striker out of him and Jovetic.

Actually I've just checked - even Jovetic played more than Crocky. But the winner is... Valeri Bojinov with 11 games in 3 years!