Now you’re talking, what a European hero our Norman was.Quote:
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Now you’re talking, what a European hero our Norman was.Quote:
Originally Posted by BLUETIT
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Originally Posted by splott parker
Apart from Hunter, I can’t think of another Norman as a footballer .
I kept on thinking of Wisdom :hehe:
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Originally Posted by BLUETIT
Maurice Norman, a centre half in the Spurs double winning team of the early 60's.Quote:
Originally Posted by BLUETIT
Apparently there was a Norman Conquest who played in goals for Australia in the 1940s.Quote:
Originally Posted by BLUETIT
Cardiff had Norman Dean in the 1960s. He scored the winner against Moscow Torpedo in 1967-68 quarter final and twice in the two games against Hamburg in the semi final.
plenty of people said that Messi wasnt the GOAT because he hadn't won the World Cup ( TOBW was not alone in that thought ) many said that what Maradona did in the World Cup made him the GOAT, for me and ive had this opinion for a few years, Messi has been at the very top for near 20 years, we throw the GOAT term around alot in the sports world, but its deserved in Messi's case
Ive recently got back from the US and had a interesting discussion about football and soccer with a bloke in a ride line ( interesting a few Americans spotted my daughters city shirt and knew Cardiff were in the championship and who they were ( thats a new thing, welcome to wrexham maybe ? ? ) our server on the cruise ( from the Philippines ) knew a awful lot about Cardiff ( players and recent history ) and we are his "premiership team " I did point out we were in the championship, but he didnt care
anyways, this guy in the line spotted my daughters Messi shirt ( they were the most popular shirts we saw ) and we were British I guess we got talking about GOAT's and Messi and Brady, now im a big fan on Brady, what he did in his career ( from where it began ) and his stat's were world class 7 X Super Bowl champs, 5 X Super Bowl MVP ( man of the match in a super bowl for non NFL followers ) , but I could let him have that Brady was a GOAT over Messi, 7 X Ballon d'Or's must mean something,
That's who's being referred to further up this page.Quote:
Originally Posted by tpcnw
Cardiff had Norman Dean in the 1960s. He scored the winner against Moscow Torpedo in 1967-68 quarter final and twice in the two games against Hamburg in the semi final.
That’s who’s being referred to further up this page
Let him have his moment of glory :hehe:
Interesting that the Ballon D’or winner has only come from 3 British clubs, Manure (x4), Liverpool & Blackpool, 6 times in 65 years.
3 Lancashire clubs to narrow it down as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by Des Parrot
Boland
No arguement
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Originally Posted by SLUDGE FACTORY
I like arguing, DOUBLE BOLLOX. :thumbup::hehe:
Thanks for the insight. It does assume that one reads the whole of a thread before replying to one of the latest replies.Quote:
Originally Posted by Moodybluebird
It’s best to read the whole thread before posting, especially one praising Norman Dean:thumbup:Quote:
Originally Posted by tpcnw