The Forgotten Players.

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PattyNchips2 said:
anyone remember Pat Herd from 80's?
had 2 stints with us.
All us school kids used to bug him for his autograph, always obligued.
He was roped into a few school ceremonies, think he got fed up of the attention and moved away - cant blame him really.
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His son worked with us for a week or two at one point. I was about the only one who remembered his dad, which was his main conversation opener.
 
Going a long way back here but Maurice Swan (goalie in the great 60s team) retired from football, returned to Eire, became an electrician and ended up as head electrician on Father Ted. I believe he actually won some sort of Grammy award or similar for his work. His name appears on the credits as Tony Swan. Great character and not a bad keeper.
 
Theo was our lower league Messi Ha, he was fantastic. Carnt decide who was better him or Geo i know they were different levels but surley Theo could have played higher?

Steve Burton- playing in sweden, team just been promoted

Steve Terry- i remember him because he scored in my first City match a header against west ham 2-2 i think about 1988-89

Andy Payton soon became my fav player we could do with him now

John Anderson- not sure what he's doing other than he plays at goals on a wednesday night

Brian Little- Anyone know what he's doing now?? My favourite city manager but Brucie is getting closer
 
who is it with the pathetic memory that keeps forgetting all these players?
 
Colin Alcide for his goal at Brentford to begin the "great escape."
Laurie Dudfield for his partnership with Gary Alexander.
Mike Edwards - Mr dependable
 
Dave Hawker - played for us in the late 70's - and along with Pete Skipper used to get the bus to Boothferry Park from Orchard Park where they both lived

Also - possibly our worst centre-half pairing ever : Steve Richards and Steve Deere
 
swftiger said:
Colin Alcide for his goal at Brentford to begin the "great escape."
Laurie Dudfield for his partnership with Gary Alexander.
Mike Edwards - Mr dependable
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sorry, the great escape started before brentford. it started against rotherham 4 games earlier.

agree on mike edwards.
 
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