Players who weren't that great but you liked

bigstemarra

Did anyone ever read 'left foot forward' by Garry Nelson?

It gave an interesting insight into the life of a not so 'big time' footballer. I always liked him anyway.

BlackForestReds

Most Charlton players in the first two decades of me supporting them fall into this category.

North Lower Neil

[cite]Posted By: bigstemarra[/cite]Did anyone ever read 'left foot forward' by Garry Nelson?

It gave an interesting insight into the life of a not so 'big time' footballer. I always liked him anyway.

Yeah, good book, interesting to see who came across well and who (David Whyte, Curbs!) didn't - via Nelson of course.

AFKABartram

Up until a year or two ago, near enough every one one of them.

Could of counted the amount of players i didn't like over a fifteen year period on one hand.

T_C_E

[cite]Posted By: AFKABartram[/cite]Up until a year or two ago, near enough every one one of them.

Could of counted the amount of players i didn't like over a fifteen year period on one hand.

And me, one springs to mind imediately, step forward mr darren pitcher. (deliberate use of small case)

Badger

Luciano Masiello(great name)

Barry Endean(awfull hair)


Richie Bowman(the blonde hair and tash,superb)

Leroy Ambrose

Steve Brown - limited ability, but he made the best of what he had, and what he lacked in skill he more than made up for in desire, guts and commitment to the team
Leroy Ambrose - was pants, but really, really grafted and had a wicked 'fro
Les Berry - very average player, but never shirked a tackle or responsibility

ChicagoAddick

[cite]Posted By: AFKABartram[/cite]Up until a year or two ago, near enough every one one of them.

Could of counted the amount of players i didn't like over a fifteen year period on one hand.

Cor-rect.

Shrew

Im sure les berry contributed to making the back pass illegal def his favourite move.

Spankie

Peter Garland

Steve Jones

Weegie Addick

Greg Halford
Chris Iwelumo

;-)

cafcbrown

garry nelson

bloodnut

Paul williams

kaiser_soze

Simon Royce
Steve Jones
Kish
Kevin Nicholls ( never given the chance though)

Hillsys Up

Tommy Caton - RIP

Salad

[cite]Posted By: Amos on the wing[/cite]Mark Stuart (had to be!!!)
John Robinson
Mark Reid

but Robbo was great - really unfair to include him here

Kish (although I still think he was very underrated), Svensson and Barness for me.

Oggy Red

Dickie, Dickie, Dickie Plumb, Dickie Plumb, Dickie Plumb.

Sir Charlie Wright.

Matt Tees. (Me as a kid: "Dad, why do they call him Matt?" ...."Because he's always on the floor, son").

Goonerhater

Mate u have just answered a querie i had re Tees. Two old boys always used to call out "cross it to Lino" now i understand why ----Mat-------- Lino .it only took 35 years for the 1 old penny to drop !!

Oggy Red

[cite]Posted By: Goonerhater[/cite]Mate u have just answered a querie i had re Tees. Two old boys always used to call out "cross it to Lino" now i understand why ----Mat

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Lino .it only took 35 years for the 1 old penny to drop !!

LOL, GH !

thai malaysia addick

Matt Tees - how did I forget him, sorry Matt.

Excluding a goal where the oppositon keeper drilled the ball against Matt's legs, did he ever score with his legs/feet?