Worst City players you remember

[Lord Blue]

The bastard that created the reign of terror.

that's exactly why i put him as the worst

 

[RayCTID]

Craig Russell has a place in our history as the man who scored at York away. Dont recall him doing much else, signed as a forward and seemed to play mostly as a wingback and part of our super sized squad when Royle took over, along with Beesley. Our scouting system has certainly improved since those days.

For that goal that makes Russell is the slighty less shade of shit

 

[burnley blue mcfc]

Seen that many horror shows over the years i couldn’t actually say whose the worst, “special” mentions for nigel clough & wilfred bony who went from both looking good at former clubs to shit beyond belief once they put on a city shirt

 

[Tony Bite Your Legs Grealish]

Danny Mills absolute awful when he did eventually play, he took City for a right ride / got to be amongst one of the worst players ever for us .

 

[Blue Theatre]

Started composing a list, but as (like many on here) I watched City through the 80s & 90s, so I'm afraid the list is just going to be too long (and too depressing).

 

[Looby blue]

One of Peps early buys, Nolito, an absolute headbanger, think he was here for one season.

 

[schfc6]

Darren Wassle(??) I think it was, was horrific. At the time I was playing at a high level and couldn’t believe he was playing for City and I was at bloody Macclesfield.

In a time where we had some horrid players, he was really bad.

 

[Mariosfireworks]

Darren Wassle(??) I think it was, was horrific. At the time I was playing at a high level and couldn’t believe he was playing for City and I was at bloody Macclesfield.

In a time where we had some horrid players, he was really bad.

He was only on loan to us

 

[Deedee2]

I recall being excited when we bought David Cross.

Banjo and cows arse spring to mind.

 

[117 M34]

He was in the team at my last game at Maine Rd v Notts County in the league cup I think, we won 7-1 or 7-0, I was pretty impressed with him and thought he'd go on to be a decent player!
Incidentally it was my 5yr olds 1st and only visit and she remembers it, my 9yr old was blooded against Lincoln at home... how times have changed!

That was his debut. I have absolutely no idea how I remembered that. 12 year old me must have thought he looked like our next star defender and it came straight back to me when I saw his name.

 

[kinky's boots]

Teenage centre half

John Fenton I think

 

[kinky's boots]

David Brightwell was pretty bad

 

[RayCTID]

Simon Colosimo.

 

[117 M34]

John Fenton I think

Was definitely Nick. He had a brother called Anthony who got a couple of games for us too.

 

[kinky's boots]

Was definitely Nick. He had a brother called Anthony who got a couple of games for us too.

Ahhh, John foster was my guy

 

[bitterfuse]

The answer to this question is 'Christian Negouai', it's always Christian Negouai. I have no idea how he blagged a career as a footballer at all.

I remember his "Hand of God" v Rotherham 2001/02

 

[Colin Barretts bouffant]

That was his debut. I have absolutely no idea how I remembered that. 12 year old me must have thought he looked like our next star defender and it came straight back to me when I saw his name.

Wasn't sure if it was his debut...talking of debuts Michael Hughes v Everton was a cracker if I remember rightly, I think we got a penalty and we were shouting for him to take it? Can't remember the result though.

 

[bluebanana83]

Was definitely Nick. He had a brother called Anthony who got a couple of games for us too.

Anthony never played a first team game. Only reserves. If I recall I think he was a midfielder or striker as well as opposed to his centre back brother.

 

[Newman Noggs]

Was definitely Nick. He had a brother called Anthony who got a couple of games for us too.

Won't hear a bad word about Nick, he got me and my lads three tickets for the play-off final in '99

 

[Mad Eyed Screamer]

I remember his "Hand of God" v Rotherham 2001/02

The hand of Christ-ian