Lloydystark
Player Valuation: £35m
Tony Hibbert....never got a move away
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weltonblue
Player Valuation: £1.5m
Martin Murray
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Kenshin
Player Valuation: £40m
Wayne Rooney
Sold as a teenager in a deal that took him away well before he made the team (according to Ferguson's autobiography).
Comes back to have hopefully a great season with us again and he gets the summer of Walsh, koeman trying to get himself fired and Sam allardyce all in one year.
Sold as a teenager in a deal that took him away well before he made the team (according to Ferguson's autobiography).
Comes back to have hopefully a great season with us again and he gets the summer of Walsh, koeman trying to get himself fired and Sam allardyce all in one year.
Chewbacca
Player Valuation: £30m
Nothing unlucky about Bracewell. He was assaulted on a football pitch by a thug.
Lord Buckethead
Player Valuation: £35m
Anyone with Ashley Williams as a Central Defensive partner
brettangellnightporter
Player Valuation: £1.5m
That's pretty unlucky
caught
Player Valuation: £30m
Already referenced, but Joe Parkinson always comes to mind. I was young at the time but I remember seeing him slowly but steadily developing into a really good midfielder, his game becoming more expansive, especially in Royle's 95-96 season where we had the makings of a quality team. In addition to being a good combative defensive mid he was also showing signs of a real range of passing and a decent bit of skill at times, as well as being able to get up and down the pitch much more than our other midfielders - a little like James McCarthy in his first year here.
He was unlucky in the sense that his career effectively ended when he was 24-25, a series of knee injuries curtailing his development when he was being spoken about as an England call-up. A shame for him and for us as well.
He was unlucky in the sense that his career effectively ended when he was 24-25, a series of knee injuries curtailing his development when he was being spoken about as an England call-up. A shame for him and for us as well.
....it all worked out well, but Fred Pickering missing the ‘66 FA Cup Final must’ve been devastating for the fella given he said he was fit to play and had a magnificent goal scoring record for us.
On a general point, spare a thought for any young player having their dreams extinguished after released by the club.
On a general point, spare a thought for any young player having their dreams extinguished after released by the club.
Often missing in lists of our best no. 9's but he was magic loved the guy in a blue shirt .
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