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Terry Paine

Sydenham

Hollywood

Rodrigues

Stokes

Channon

Mills

Watson

Boyer

Holmes

Williams

Armstrong

Wallace x3

Wallcott

Bale

Bridge

Maddison

Case

****erill

Ruddock

Burridge

Worthington

Rideout

Moore

Wright

Reeves

Fry

Grobelaar

Ekelund

Hurlock

Oakley

Richards

Pahars

etc.....

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Calton Palmer rofl

Marco Almedia

Trond Soltveld (tbh i did like him as a player)

Johm Beresford

David Hirst

Hasan Kachloul

Dean Richards

Simon Charlton

Richard Hall

Ken Monkou great header in the norwich 5-4 win

Paul Jones

Paul williams

Ronnie Eklund

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Martin (or Gurr)

Hollywood

Kirkup

McGrath

Walker

O'Neil

Fisher

Gabriel

Paine

Big Ron!!!!

Channon

Jenkins

 

A sort of a hybrid team that I grew up with from the age of about 5-8, it may not be entirely chronologically accurate but they would walk this league (and the one above too).

Edited by sandwichsaint
Forgot Ron Davies FFS! Have to move Fisher to subs bench now.
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Real legends:-

 

Tommy Trainor - 487 appearances

 

Ron Davies - 153 goals in 277 apearances and in the top league as well

 

Terry Paine -

 

Eric Day - 158 goals

 

John Sydneham

 

Big John McGrath

 

Mat LeTissier

 

Ted Bates

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Real legends:-

 

Tommy Trainor - 487 appearances

 

Ron Davies - 153 goals in 277 apearances and in the top league as well

 

Terry Paine -

 

Eric Day - 158 goals

 

John Sydneham

 

Big John McGrath

 

Mat LeTissier

 

Ted Bates

 

No Charlie Wayman for you Weston ?

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Most people seem to be forgetting that its our 125th Anniversary not our 40th. No one has gone back beyond about 1970. I'll go for Derek Reeves, his 39 goals helped us on the way to our 'successful' years. I suspect we could include a few from the earlier years if we tried.

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Most people seem to be forgetting that its our 125th Anniversary not our 40th. No one has gone back beyond about 1970. I'll go for Derek Reeves, his 39 goals helped us on the way to our 'successful' years. I suspect we could include a few from the earlier years if we tried.
You could not have read my post then
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Most people seem to be forgetting that its our 125th Anniversary not our 40th. No one has gone back beyond about 1970. I'll go for Derek Reeves, his 39 goals helped us on the way to our 'successful' years. I suspect we could include a few from the earlier years if we tried.

 

Unfortunately. I didn't see CB Fry play but I did see big John McGrath, so I'll nominate him and the 'ale house' team too.

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I'll see your Forbes Phillipson-Masters and raise you a Manny Andreszeski (sp?)

 

But for a truly flamboyant name,surely none can better Herbert Dainty.

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