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Not sure if anyone else remembers his time at City? Signed from Brizzle, scored two own goals in around 5 appearances and then suffered with injuries. Noticed he replied to a tweet by Henry Winter regarding a piece on Darrell Clarke the Port Vale manager. Very interesting change of career for him:
https://andrewjordanpsychotherapy.com/about/
I needed therapy after watching him 'play'
He was Joe Jordans boy, he came from Brizzle and he was shockingly bad
The dice was loaded against him :-)
I'm sure we beat Rovers 5 1 or 6 1 in a cup game and City players scored all the goals, including Andy Jordan own goal
He was completely shite
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/foot...up/1028250.stmQuote:
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Cardiff 5-1 Bristol Rovers, 19th November 2000. I remember that Sunday match as I was recovering from a dodgy stomach after eating a burger on Friday night while Children in Need was on the TV. Weird what stuff you remember. :hehe:
We beat Bristol Rovers 5-1 with Jordan scoring scoring their goal and then about six weeks later, we beat Exeter 6-1 on New Years Day 2001 with Jordan again putting through his own net - I'm pretty sure he also missed from the spot in a penalty shoot out defeat for us somewhere in that FAW Premier Cup or whatever it was called (think it may have been in that game at Newport).Quote:
Originally Posted by olderblue
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Originally Posted by celticknight
Quotes from the match report “ a constant threat, launched a deep throw into a melee of players” “ The Bluebirds looked to profit from long balls and deep crosses”
Who says we don’t have an identity- The Cardiff Way
No less than ten Welsh players in City’s squad that day: Mark Walton, Andy Legg, Scott Young, Danny Gabbidon, Josh Low, Kevin Evans, Jason Bowen, Robert Earnshaw, Kurt Nogan and James Collins.Quote:
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Argument that we should have kept him as a good luck charm, when he scored an own goal we thrashed the opposition.
If I remember rightly he was here the season leggy was playing sweeper. Out of position leggy had to cover for weston and Jordan, poor bloke.
Had no place being a pro footballer, it was just his old man's way of earning him a wage I think.
Interestingly I googled him the other day. Made me laugh when reading a brizzle city forum about him. One bloke mentioned he played against him in a works 5 a side about a year after he retired, said he wasn't even particularly impressive in that.