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60s Gordon Frazer
70s.
Gerry Daly front row second left
Mike Flannagan bushy hair
Kevin Keelan goalkeeper
Keith Weller center front
Last edited by David Vincent; 26-09-16 at 12:06.
70s I think Roger Gibbons is there so the team must be New England Tea Men
70s David has mentioned him already, the Derby player is the well known German newspaper Gerry Daley
10s - Lee Grant
80's Ian Rogerson?
Is that Peter Simpson in the 78 photo, ex gunner?
80s one looks like John Carver?
I know the team is New England Teamen, I think Roger Gibbins is front row on the left?
I can see Kevin Keelan and Mike Flanagan. I think Chris Turner (the centre back not the goalie was with them, now deceased). How about Laurie Abrahams, Keith Weller, Gerry Daly, Peter Carr, Geoff Pike, Brian Alderson, Larry May.
Can't think of any more.
Correct.Originally Posted by Enoch Mort
All correct.
Yes, that's right.
Correct.
Rogerson is wrong, but it is Peter Simpson.
Correct.
Yes, that's right about Gibbins. Keelan, Turner, Abrahams, Weller, Alderson and May are right as well. Geoff Pike isn't in the picture, but Peter Carr is - he's one I hadn't counted, but I think you're right about him because there was a full back by that name who played for Carlisle was it in the 70s. The only player I don't think you got is another one who played for Charlton - he appears under a nickname in the line up underneath the photo, but I;m pretty sure that he was in the same Charlton team as Flanagan and Hales.
Still the 90s and the 00s to get.
Colin Powell? (not the US defence secretary !)
Kenny Miller was in that worst side ever
Whenever Kevin Keelan played against us, mostly for Norwich, he always played a blinder, with a succession of worldy saves
That's exactly my impression too. He always seemed to pull off a string of incredible saves every time he played. As a consequence, in the 60s and 70s Norwich was a team against who we always struggled.
Ian Ashbee is the 90s answer.
Craig Fagan, Kenny Miller, Earnie, Stephen Bywater and Michael Johnson for the 00s.
Didn't he come charging out for a John Charles free kick from sixty yards on his debut, ,miss it and the ball ended up in the net?That's exactly my impression too. He always seemed to pull off a string of incredible saves every time he played. As a consequence, in the 60s and 70s Norwich was a team against who we always struggled.
All correct.
That's who I thought it was.
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