bluemurray
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Perry Suckling followed by Ike Immel.
Played the last three games that season and put in some good performances. He kept us in the match against spurs who completely dominated us so to call him a useless "oath" is a very harsh statement. Despite it making no sense.MaineRoadBlue said:Ok, I win!
Can't believe nobody has beat me to this and it's so recent that nobody can use either 'I'm to young and never saw him play' or 'my memory is failing me as I get older'
Without doubt the worst goalkeeper ever ever ever to put on a City shirt
Marton Fulop
Never has such a useless oath been charged with providing our final line of defence. He appeared in the final games of 09/10 season due to Given's injury at Arsenal, and I kid you not my missus could have done better. Quite how he ever achieved supposed professional status as a keeper is a mystery to all but God.
I remember him in the Villa home game and he had even less confidence than his non existent ability; truly shocking.
He went on to play at other clubs including WBA and I remember him doing some howlers of biblical proportions in the Premier League last year too!
petrusha said:The other one that strikes me as worth a mention is Kevin Stuhr Ellegaard. He's had a career in the game so must have improved, but he was dreadful when, as a young player, he first made our team. In the old days, before goalkeeper subs, you occasionally used to see an injured goalkeeper replaced by an outfield player, and the rest of the team usually used to quite obviously play to protect the replacement. Ellegaard with us circa 2004 is the only specialist goalkeeper whom I can recall making his teammates adopt the same approach.
Rascal said:I saw Barry Siddalls debut away at Liverpool and nobody was even aware we had signed him
He got great support and it was the day that the "Barry Barry Barry" chant that later was used for Conlon started.
Cant remember the score as im an old twat
East Level 2 said:I saw Keith McCrea's debut at Bramall Lane and he let one in after a couple of minutes but we won 2-1 in the end. I never thought he was that bad but Corrigan's improvement meant there was no return once injury struck.
Immel wasn't great but Tracey, Burridge, Margetson and others mentioned were much worse. Seaman should never have been signed as it was clear he was past it when he arrived. We may well have gone down had he not been injured.
Agreed! After some stellar performances by Coton over years,Ray78 said:Eike Immel.
mscenterh750 said:We have had many a fine goalkeeper over the years, names like Trautman, Corrigan, Coton, Hart, to name but a few and we have been renowned over the years for the quality of our goalkeepers. But we've also had some terrible ones as well, the one who sticks in my mind is Barry Sidall, even though he was only on loan, I really thought he wasn't very good. What goalies do you remember playing for us, and being absolutely dire ?.
MCIVTA_editor said:The bald-headed Barry Siddall never filled me with confidence but my vote has to go to Margetson for one act alone.
The Div 2 relegation showdown with QPR became famous for the Pollock own goal but, whilst that was staggering, even worse was Margetson picking up a back pass in the error then, when the ref blew for an indirect free kick 6 yards in front of the goal, he simply handed the ball to QPR forward and ex-Blue Mike Sheron who disbelievingly placed the ball on the ground and passed it to an unmarked colleague who rolled the ball into the empty net.
I will never ever forget it!