Tbf, that’s the first question I would have asked.
Good point, me too
Also tbf either of us will probably have scored more goals than him
Tbf, that’s the first question I would have asked.
Not sure Holden was the worst player but I wasn’t half gutted when Reid sold Michael Hughes, talked up Figo and got him instead!Can't make my mind up between Robert Hopkins, Tony Vaughan or Rick Holden.
I was there, Christ that game was a shocker, did we lose 1-0 - erased it from memory. Shutt certainly had a typo in his nameCarl Shutt for me. Will never forget him getting outpaced by an old Brian Kilcline on New Years day 1994 stood on the open terrace at Newcastle. Doubt there was 1k of City there and the highlight was a conga to keep warm.
Geoff Lomax? Ian Davies both around this time and both woefulI'm tempted to say John Ryan. But I have a feeling we had another FB at about that time who was even worse, whose name is a blank.
maybeAntoine Sibierski.
hmmmCorradi
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I was there, Christ that game was a shocker, did we lose 1-0 - erased it from memory. Shutt certainly had a typo in his name
some one has already said Simon Tracy he may not be the worst but he will be up there,my mates always used to laugh and say `he`s got his gloves on the wrong feet`
What a great post , if it wasnt for Swales mis-management we would have retained our position as a top six club and been able to keep the likes of Trevor Francis , Garry Flitcroft , Clive Wilson , Paul Stewart , Mark Lillis , SWP and others, all excellent players who were sold to keep the club afloat during and after Swales reign
His personal circumstances played apart but Savic was pretty dreadful.
Excellent and Lillis do not go together. Committed I would say yes but not excellent.