Very true @fatletissDidn't we sign Gazza from them too?
Going back further in time David Peach was at Gillingham directly before going to saints.
Going the other way John Crabbe become a bit of an icon at Gillingham after signing from saints.
Very true @fatletissDidn't we sign Gazza from them too?
What would be the criteria for him moving to an EU country?
Is it the same for those coming here?
I’m racking my brains trying to remember the name of the Gills fan who was a regular visitor on here in our League One days. Anyone remember?Very true @fatletiss
Going back further in time David Peach was at Gillingham directly before going to saints.
Going the other way John Crabbe become a bit of an icon at Gillingham after signing from saints.
I’m racking my brains trying to remember the name of the Gills fan who was a regular visitor on here in our League One days. Anyone remember?
Yes hoadie_boiI am sure I remember hoadie boy or something?
That's the fella, hyphen in there somewhere, or underscoreI am sure I remember hoadie boy or something?
That’s him!I am sure I remember hoadie boy or something?
Yes, it’s coming back to me now.He used to always check in to see how Gazzaniga was getting on.
Ha! Yes, forgotten Peachy came from the GillsVery true @fatletiss
Going back further in time David Peach was at Gillingham directly before going to saints.
Going the other way John Crabbe become a bit of an icon at Gillingham after signing from saints.
In League One I went to Gillingham away and was in hospitality. David Peach was the guest speaker and he came and sat with us at half time. Lovely bloke and remembered so much of his time with us. I mentioned an Everton game and he said oh yes we won that 2-0 and it was snowing. Great guy.Ha! Yes, forgotten Peachy came from the Gills![]()
Over the years we have had some excellent left backs (and right backs) and Davis Peach was one of them. Wasn't it his penalty that took us to Wembley in 76?
Having said that Steve Mills was my all time favourite. Such a shame his career was cut short.
David Peach was excellent and he did score a penalty in the semifinal. Steve Mills could have been something special, but my favourite from bygone eras is Mark Dennis. If he hadn’t been a bit of a nutter, he’d have been England’s left back for a decade. Awesome player. Great left hook on Peter Withe, I think, at The Dell.
Many years ago on the radio, so long now l cannot remember the station, they were talking about the hard bastards in football, 'Norman 'bites your legs' Hunter, 'Chopper' Harris, and Mark Dennis was mentioned in the same and concensus he was he was in that mix and it was arguably the worst, although l remember watching John Mcgrath..Really good player, but saying he was “a bit of a nutter” is like saying Pavarotti was a little bit chubby.
McGrath, Dennis Hollywood, and Docker Walker were all up there in the ale house brawlers league.Many years ago on the radio, so long now l cannot remember the station, they were talking about the hard bastards in football, 'Norman 'bites your legs' Hunter, 'Chopper' Harris, and Mark Dennis was mentioned in the same and concensus he was he was in that mix and it was arguably the worst, although l remember watching John Mcgrath..
Over the years we have had some excellent left backs (and right backs) and Davis Peach was one of them. Wasn't it his penalty that took us to Wembley in 76?
Having said that Steve Mills was my all time favourite. Such a shame his career was cut short.
McGrath, Dennis Hollywood, and Docker Walker were all up there in the ale house brawlers league.
You could also add Terry Paine to that list, he knew how to leave his mark.McGrath, Dennis Hollywood, and Docker Walker were all up there in the ale house brawlers league.