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60s John O’Hare
10s Giaccherini
00s Liam Lawrence?
70s: Phil Dwyer
Spedger
80s: Clive Walker.
Lawrence is a great shout. Chopra maybe?Quote:
Originally Posted by Pedro de la Rosa
Correct.Quote:
Originally Posted by Enoch Mort
Both correct.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pedro de la Rosa
No, he's who I would have come up with if I'd been asked that question - the answer is quite a surprise despite him being with City through most of the decade.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sloop_Jon_Bee
No, this guy was playing for Palace when he was sent off against us.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sloop_Jon_Bee
Paul, in checking the answer for the 60s question I found the games against Benfica that they played in the 60s and noticed in one of them Dominic (Nick) Sharkey scored a hat-trick which rang a very large bell with me in that the City went to great lengths to try and sign him in 1966 or thereabouts. Do you or anyone else recall this or am I imagining it ?Quote:
Originally Posted by the other bob wilson
I can remember him Rob, but I don't recall us being interested in signing him - in saying that, my recollection of that time is that the first I would have known about any player we were interested in signing would have been when it was confirmed he had joined Cardiff - I only tended to look Echo match reports when I was a kid.Quote:
Originally Posted by Enoch Mort
The 70s is Bill IrwinQuote:
Originally Posted by the other bob wilson
I assume the 80s is Dave Swindlehurst
The 90s is Dariusz Kubicki
By the way, Craig Davies played against Doncaster on the day that Chris Eagles played Hamilton. Probably doesn't matter much now but I wanted to get it off my chest.
All correct. Re Craig Davies. it looks like I made a mistake with one of my questions then, it's happened before and, no doubt, it will happen again
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Not a mistake at all, just a coincidence. You'd asked who'd scored for Bolton at the CCS in the 10s and had played against a team in red and white hoops that weekend. As only four players had scored (and one of them has retired), the odds that two of the other three would both be playing at the same time against the only two teams in British football (that I know of) who play in red and white hoops must have been very long. If it turns out that Eidur Gudjohnsen was playing rugby league against Wigan that weekend it'll really freak me out. I doubt he was though.Quote:
Originally Posted by the other bob wilson