Yes they were similar underated stocky players who's footwork made up for their lack of pace their crossing was brilliant - Moggsy had the edge imo as he lasted a longer duration , and scored vital goals, He was so hard - If Bally or Kendall got hit hard by a Leeds player or a notorious dirty player from another side they would give Moggsy the nod , and he would deal with them the first chance he got, his favourite trick was to hit his marking fullback hard as early as he could - never get away with it now but it was the game when Men were Men. and the Refs waved play on!lol
