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Used to be a good away trip Hereford. Signed a load of players from there over the years aswell.
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Used to be a good away trip Hereford. Signed a load of players from there over the years aswell.
Good luck to him. He did a decent job here, if uninspiring, and we came 8th in his only full season. And that was with a load of signings like Watt, Revell, AMeoni and others.
Sincere condolences to all Hereford fansQuote:
Originally Posted by Father Dougal
And with a load of players who had gotten us promoted to the Premier League a couple of years previously.Quote:
Originally Posted by cardiff55
Inching his way closer to Cardiff. Worrying.
Let's have an ex hereford-City Bash-Steve White.Quote:
Originally Posted by Father Dougal
Been there a couple of times fairly recently. Still lots of terracing. Nice old school ground.Quote:
Originally Posted by Father Dougal
Gareth stokerQuote:
Originally Posted by Tuerto
Kevin Lloyd
Ian Rogerson
How the **** does he still get jobs? There's got to be a someone younger and smarter with more dynamism and ideas out there.
Paul ParryQuote:
Originally Posted by Father Dougal
Paul Wheeler-George Wood.Quote:
Originally Posted by Heisenberg
Hereford fans can look forward to him making Blyth Spartans sound like Barcelona and they should be privileged to be sharing the same pitch with the likes of Guiseley and Spennymoor.Quote:
Originally Posted by NYCBlue
Tommy O'Sullivan
He still lives here, I did work for him recentlyQuote:
Originally Posted by City123
Paul Wheeler scored against City for Hereford. A late equaliser if I remember which gripped quite a few who were there. 1990?Quote:
Originally Posted by Tuerto
Too nice for us Cardiff fans as was Trollope.
We like a good bastard like Warnock and Mackay.
John Charles had a very successful spell as Hereford player-manager from 1967-71.
Does he still live in Sully? Saw him in Lidl in Barry the other day, we were both living the dream.Quote:
Originally Posted by Zowhore
The football we played was uninspiring and he wasn’t exactly one “you’d want to run though walls for” but he was doing a job against the background of the rebrand fiasco, picking up from Ole’s totally unbalanced squad and trying to cut the wage bill practically in half. He served a purpose and we didn’t do a Wolves.
Good luck to him he seemed a decent sort.
Down to earth chap with no big ego ,unlike some narcissistic types of managers.Quote:
Originally Posted by Stavross1927
When on his game looked good .Quote:
Originally Posted by Heisenberg
I do remember his start was universally liked , bit like Whyte??
Slade told Tan to undo the rebrand, and we owe him a debt of gratitude for that.Quote:
Originally Posted by Stavross1927
Fair point but only Connolly (remember him?), Mason (for half a season), Whittingham, Ralls, Gunnarsson, Marshall, the rest were new or OGS' cast offs.Quote:
Originally Posted by J R Hartley
For the second half of the season the team was mainly, Marshall, Pelter, Malone, O'Keefe, Manga, Connolly, Noone, Immers, Pilkington, Ralls, Whittingham.
Give the man some credit, not long before he'll be installed in our Hall of Fame!! (if we have one)
Lyn Davies, the goalkeeper not the long jumper.
Who told what? Slade took credit for a few things, ill give him that.. Only thing owed is gratitude for his comedy show, and it’s not over yet 🤗Quote:
Originally Posted by Pedro de la Rosa
I know this was the case. I don't spread rumours and I don't start them. Tan trusted Slade, and Slade told him the only way to fix the club was to reverse the rebrand.Quote:
Originally Posted by Wolfmother