Rita_Poon
Player Valuation: £90m
Good ole neal managed his second yellow, 4 minutes after Angers went a man down for a straight red. What a silly chap. Marseille drew 1-1.
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Preki
Player Valuation: £15m
He missed an absolute sitter last week. It's odd they took him as they could definitely do better.
Rita_Poon
Player Valuation: £90m
Something isn't right. Is premier league experience valued at all in France?
Vintage
Player Valuation: £60m
Ageing well is Big Joe
….the very least he deserves, honoured to have watched him play and as Peter Reid rightly said; ‘Top Man’.
One of my heroes when I was a lad.
I remember him absolutely terrorising top defences as a teenager, I believe he was still a teenager for a good part of the 69-70 title season, when he scored 20 plus. If it hadn't been for a serious back injury he suffered, I think Joe would have scored more goals for us than Sharpe did.
Marc bolan
Player Valuation: £5m
Happy birthday Dave Thomas 74 & Kevin miralles 37 today
Alanbileysfeathercut
Player Valuation: £70m
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Exactly this mate, my outstanding memory of him was when he scored two when we beat the mighty Leeds at home 3-2.
I was with my grandad in the paddock right in the corner, I was hanging off the railings and had a great view.
We used to have to get in the ground early as my grandad only had one leg and had to find a crash barrier to lean on
Happy days mate, I started going in 1962 and by 1970 I thought we would always be a top team, by God we saw some great football played through the 60's.Exactly this mate, my outstanding memory of him was when he scored two when we beat the mighty Leeds at home 3-2.
I was with my grandad in the paddock right in the corner, I was hanging off the railings and had a great view.
We used to have to get in the ground early as my grandad only had one leg and had to find a crash barrier to lean on
Marc bolan
Player Valuation: £5m
Nice one I will always remember the header of the bar from Joe & slight worry when theyExactly this mate, my outstanding memory of him was when he scored two when we beat the mighty Leeds at home 3-2.
I was with my grandad in the paddock right in the corner, I was hanging off the railings and had a great view.
We used to have to get in the ground early as my grandad only had one leg and had to find a crash barrier to lean on
Brought it back to 2-3
That header off the bar was an outstanding memory, when you think how good he was at such a young age.
He got tremendous stick when he replaced the GV though ...- I always knew he was going to make it - The Latch was disappointed to see him leave - they only paired up as a strike force 11 times .... he did well at City & won his England shirt back, ironically off the Latch .....
BigMick
Player Valuation: £20m
Never as mobile after that back injury though Joey, but what he lost in mobility he gained in craft and know-how, allowing him to continue to do well at Bristol and Norwich.
Personally, I thought those few months before the injury were as good centre-forward play as I've seen.