Good example of his contribution here - an assist (I think - commentator says it is Bell with the knock down but I think it is classic Davies with Bell coming in behind him) a tackle setting up Bell's goal and a scruffy goal.
RIP big man
And Niall Quinn,latterly.Mrs Vienna told me that was also used for Glyn Pardoe.
Good example of his contribution here - an assist (I think - commentator says it is Bell with the knock down but I think it is classic Davies with Bell coming in behind him) a tackle setting up Bell's goal and a scruffy goal.
Mine too71/72 was my first full season (7 years old) so Wyn was one of my 'originals'.
I also loved the 71/72 season the one season standing in the new North stand before the seats went in,then back in the Kippax following year.Should have won the title that year but that's another story.I liked the 71/72 season. Unfortunately it went pie eyed up after Rodney Marsh signed. I honestly thought we had the title in the bag. Second biggest disappointment of my City supporting youth days, following on from the loss to the Chavs in ECWC at Easter 71, when we were holders but had the King was injured. Who da thought losing to Chavs in Europe - maybe a portent of 50 years later....???
Anyway I guess the end of 71/72 set me up for several more years of disappointment!!
I just loved that late 60s/ early 70s City, I can still reel off the team members names. Nowadays can't even remember what we had for our tea last night!! ( actually I can but you know what I mean!!).
Happy days, oh to be 14 again and know what I know now :-).
Derek Jeffries - History section is our friend https://bluemoon-mcfc.co.uk/History/Matches/Match.aspx?id=2917Bell at Number 6, who was 8? Right at the end.
I liked Derek, not a bad utility player.Derek Jeffries - History section is our friend https://bluemoon-mcfc.co.uk/History/Matches/Match.aspx?id=2917
Yes, it was. The original version at City, actually.Mrs Vienna told me that was also used for Glyn Pardoe.
And before that for Jim Murray!Mrs Vienna told me that was also used for Glyn Pardoe.
Wow. Was only thinking of Larry Lloyd last sat as I passed his old pub in nottinghamTough as nails I saw him headbutt Larry Lloyd who was supposed to be a hard man at Anfield dropped like a bag of shite. RIP big man.
Gordon Banks. He played a blinder at Maine Road, and then we bought Marsh.I also loved the 71/72 season the one season standing in the new North stand before the seats went in,then back in the Kippax following year.Should have won the title that year but that's another story.