Nathan Trott Signs - Official

[North Cardiff Blue]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R997MdJcv1E

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jjDbanQ3Wm8

Was a left back before becoming a keeper.

Looks pretty good in this one.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r4fyLatKiLU

[ToTaL ITK]

I'm sure we have bought a player from FC Köpenhamn before!! let me see, Ohhhh that's right AC. saw him last night against Malmö FF in the euro quals. He is still awful.

[Rjk]

Trotts getting the 13 shirt it looks like

[Tuerto]

What does Nathan Trott have in common with only one other player who has represented to club in it's entire history. (i think...) What is it and who is the player with the connection.

[Bobby Dandruff]

What does Nathan Trott have in common with only one other player who has represented to club in it's entire history. (i think...) What is it and who is the player with the connection.

Is it something to do with playing/starting his club football in one position (outfield/gk) but playing his international football in the other. Like Josh Magennis but the other way around.

:-/

[Jamsarnie]

What does Nathan Trott have in common with only one other player who has represented to club in it's entire history. (i think...) What is it and who is the player with the connection.

Andy Legg?

Left back and goalkeeper?

[Des Parrot]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R997MdJcv1E

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jjDbanQ3Wm8

Was a left back before becoming a keeper.

Which begs the question why are Kobnhavn moving him on!

[ToTaL ITK]

Which begs the question why are Kobnhavn moving him on!

this

[Rjk]

Which begs the question why are Kobnhavn moving him on!

their fans on twitter were not at all complimentary about his abilities.
amazed they would get any money for him

[Tuerto]

Andy Legg?

Left back and goalkeeper?

Reply to Bob and Jamsarnie. It's a bit more mundane and simple, although i like your thinking. The player who Trott has a connection to was on loan to us at the turn of the century..

[Bluebirdman Of Alcathays]

Reply to Bob and Jamsarnie. It's a bit more mundane and simple, although i like your thinking. The player who Trott has a connection to was on loan to us at the turn of the century..

Kyle Lightbourne, another Bermuda international.

[Tuerto]

Kyle Lightbourne, another Bermuda international.

On the button.

[Don Corleone]

their fans on twitter were not at all complimentary about his abilities.
amazed they would get any money for him

Hopefully Turner remains in goals, he was impressive on his first start , looked very confident and capable

[splott parker]

Kyle Lightbourne, another Bermuda international.

Also known for his ability as Kyle Stillborn.

[the other bob wilson]

On the button.

Sorry to be a party pooper Tuerto, but my laser like memopry when it comes to City tells me that Richard Mallory, a winger who played four times for us in 63/64 was born in Bermuda.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dick_Mallory

I also found this about him;-

"A winger who was in the reserves when an injury crisis struck early in the 1963-64 season and was called in to the first team. He didn't impress however, and once the first team regulars were fit again, he was dropped. He eventually returned to his native Bermuda where he worked as a steward at a yacht club."

Now, the real reason I knew this. A few years ago, I looked up the City team for the first game I saw them play (Northampton on 5/10/63) and Msllory was the only one who played that day that I'd never heard of, so I did some research on him and the fact he was born in Bermuda must have stuck inthe back of my mind - it doesn't look as though he played international football for Bermuda though.

[Tuerto]

Sorry to be a party pooper Tuerto, but my laser like memopry when it comes to City tells me that Richard Mallory, a winger who played four times for us in 63/64 was born in Bermuda.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dick_Mallory

I also found this about him;-

"A winger who was in the reserves when an injury crisis struck early in the 1963-64 season and was called in to the first team. He didn't impress however, and once the first team regulars were fit again, he was dropped. He eventually returned to his native Bermuda where he worked as a steward at a yacht club."

Now, the real reason I knew this. A few years ago, I looked up the City team for the first game I saw them play (Northampton on 5/10/63) and Msllory was the only one who played that day that I'd never heard of, so I did some research on him and the fact he was born in Bermuda must have stuck inthe back of my mind - it doesn't look as though he played international football for Bermuda though.

You know what, when i posted my original message i knew something like this would happen No due diligence.... Fair play to you Bob, good work

[the other bob wilson]

You know what, when i posted my original message i knew something like this would happen No due diligence.... Fair play to you Bob, good work

Thanks, but I wouldn't have had a clue about him were it not for the fact he, apparently, was there on the left wing for us in the first match I watched.

I've even found a picture of him, but you'll probably need a magnifying glass to see it,

file:///Users/paulevans/Desktop/CCFCHTML%20copy/picrmallory.jpg

[Elwood Blues]

Thanks, but I wouldn't have had a clue about him were it not for the fact he, apparently, was there on the left wing for us in the first match I watched.

I've even found a picture of him, but you'll probably need a magnifying glass to see it,

file:///Users/paulevans/Desktop/CCFCHTML%20copy/picrmallory.jpg

I must have seen him as well because I had a season ticket from 62/3 until 1979