Such a shame fans cant be there to witness it. Amazing achievement. Fantastic servant.
Good article:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/56525244
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Such a shame fans cant be there to witness it. Amazing achievement. Fantastic servant.
Good article:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/56525244
Well deserved.
Good article
Yep. A good read. He has always been there including during the really bad times. A great achievement and well deserved.
Fair play to him, he's joining some legends of the game.
"When the 31-year-old full-back takes the field against Mexico in Saturday's friendly in Cardiff, he will follow in the footsteps of Wales' women internationals Jess Fishlock, Sophie Ingle and Loren Dykes in reaching that century mark"
:hehe:
As Cliff might sing, Congratulations CG :thumbup:
Chrissie Gunter - He's one of our own.Quote:
Originally Posted by BlueArmy 86
City - 33
Spurs - 16
Forest - 155
Reading - 314
Charlton - 32+
Great moment, seems a good lad , never forgive the City selling him so early in his caree,crazy we only gave him 33 chances in a City shirt ,we then off load to Spurs who give him a massive 16 appearances . Surely we could have better invested in him , kept him for a season or two more and then sold if he wanted to go, and we then gain a better fee.
My god City fans are much behavoured these days, love the surnamesQuote:
Originally Posted by MacAdder
It's was the days when Risdale was our chairman and we were completely strapped for cash and would sell any decent player we had. Rather suspect if we were not in fianancial trouble he would have played a few hundred games for us.Quote:
Originally Posted by life on mars
I like that Gunter is the first male player to do it. Not every Welsh footballer will be as amazing as Bale (record goal scorer) or Hennessey (record for clean sheets) who could be next in line for 100 caps but Gunter doing it first highlights the importance of being proud to play for Wales, consistently acting as a good professional and making the most out of your talent whatever your ceiling might be rather than story being predominantly about footballing genius.
Wonder what the odds are on him scoring and I wonder what the odds are on him taking a penalty if we get one?
Also who would have begrudged him a move to SpursQuote:
Originally Posted by Shrewsbury Blue
Yes, totally agree with this. Also what a moment when he put that cross in onto Vokes’s head against BelgiumQuote:
Originally Posted by surge
Spurs fans.Quote:
Originally Posted by delmbox
With Wilson, Bale and Moore on the pitch... what corner should Gunts put it in? :hehe:Quote:
Originally Posted by the other bob wilson
Gunter rang up Coleman to tell him he wasn't injured to play a meaningless friendly in June 2014 against the Dutch. The bloke has been an absolute credit to himself, he's a genuine fan on the pitch.Quote:
Originally Posted by surge
Well done Gunts
i wonder if he has stayed how many games he would have player for us by now, close to 500 ? ? ? he is still a decent player
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Originally Posted by Tuerto
Smart arse. He was still a teenager then, so they wouldn’t have known much about him.
This.Quote:
Originally Posted by delmbox