Sprake, Reaney, Cooper, Bremner, Charlton, Hunter, Lorimer, Clarke,
Jones,
Giles, Gray - a catechism that trips off my tongue as smoothly as a
deceit
from the lips of Bliar ;-))
BUT, according to Madeley (Saffer) this line-up only ever played one
professional match together, that's right one game
Hi
I so agree with everything that you say [apart from Blair who I have
no opinion about but I would swap him for our bunch of tossers about
whom I have very strong opinions]
How about?
Wood
Dunne Haire
Gibson
My picks would have to be Bremner, Charles, Clarke, Grey, Giles, Harvey,
Reeney, Sprake, Lorimer and everyone else you want to add.
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Mark Tuffey wrote:
>> From: "Sniffer-Dog" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>> add one or two faces to it whenever we can. Now Bakke has gone it
>> should free up some money from the wages.
>
> Bakke has been given the boot but it doesn't free up his wages unless
> we can off load him to another team who will ta
And the rumour is £4000 of them per game - which is probably around our average weekly wage if you take messrs Kelly & Bakke out of the equation.Freeing it up for a loanee perhaps?
On 29/08/06, Simon Austin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Mark Tuffey wrote:>> From: "Sniffer-Dog" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>>> ad
From: "Sniffer-Dog" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
add one or two faces to it whenever we can. Now Bakke has gone it should
free up some money from the wages.
Bakke has been given the boot but it doesn't free up his wages unless we can
off load him to another team who will take on his wages. So we are no
Well looks like Bakke has been given the boot as we couldn't afford to keep
paying his Premiership wages.
Half of me feels sorry for him, he has been troubled a lot with injuries. I
hope that he can get his game together and find another good club to play
for hopefully at a higher level. I hop
Needed a fix the other day so I flicked through some of the books from the
bottom shelf...
Picked up Madeley's book and fell instantly on an interesting fact re the
Revie Team. For thirty-odd years, I have had the team sheet ingrained in
every fibre of my DNA:
Sprake, Reaney, Cooper, Bremner, Cha
All lists are aribtrary and it was tempting to just do the Revie era team,
plus Strachan and Batty and McAllister and etc. etc. - when people come
back with "And what about" you're probably right, however reasons for
these:
Bremner - Leeds personified in a shirt
Charles - The greatest pl
- Original Message -
From: "Terry Emmott" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Jeremy Adams" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>;
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Sent: Tuesday, August 29, 2006 7:29 PM
Subject: Re: [LU] 100 Greatest Players
Lord Eddie should be in there on the playing side. I'd add
What about players who have kept our spirits up when times were hard ? Sheridan, Currie, Snodin(both of them), Sellars (first time), Baird, Worthington, Hilaire, Davison and unsung heroes like Haddock, Ormsby etc Of course all the Reive team and Wilkos promotion players - especailly Chapm
Carl Harris was my idol.
I saw Neil Aspin's debut
I once nearly got in a fight with a bloke on the lowfields over Alan Curtis.
I was 11
But I'd vote for Batty. I know he wasn't our best player, and I know he was
a problem in the dressing room in his last couple of seasons... but if I
could p
Lord Eddie should be in there on the playing side. I'd add Madeley and
Reaney too, always felt they never got enough respect simply cos they were
more defensive minded.
Absolutely. How you forget when you start compiling these lists!.
If you include Reaney then Terry Cooper ought to be in as
Lord Eddie should be in there on the playing side. I'd add Madeley and
Reaney too, always felt they never got enough respect simply cos they were
more defensive minded.
From: "Terry Emmott" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
Subject: Re: [LU] 100 Greatest Play
Purely in terms of their place in football/Leeds history:
Bremner
Charles
Lorimer
Charlton
Hunter
Strachan
Yeboah
Martyn
Cantona
Smith
Best manager we ever had - Revie
Best manager we never had - Clough
John Charles would be my number one of any footballer anywhere in the world
never mind Leed
Can you tell me when Father's Day is in Oz? Is it the same as in NZ, Sunday
3 September?
Thanks
Ralph
Kiiwland
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Far stronger grounds for him being there than Cantona - a peripheral player
in the title winning team, then off the next season.
I'd say strong grounds for Fairclough myself. Along with Strachan he was
pivotal in his arrival in signalling the new ambition and rise of Leeds in
the late 80s and his
Smith
Why? Can't say that he should be on such an esteemed list. More image than
substance and only had a brief spell with us at the top flight before being
the "best" player on a premiership team that was relegated.
That doesn't warrant being on the same list as the others you had.
Mark
El
Purely in terms of their place in football/Leeds history:
Bremner
Charles
Lorimer
Charlton
Hunter
Strachan
Yeboah
Martyn
Cantona
Smith
Best manager we ever had - Revie
Best manager we never had - Clough
The wife finally nagged me into moving my pile of LLL mags into the loft at
the weekend. Whilst doing this, I chanced upon the list of the 100 favourite
players issues from late 2002. Perusing said list, I was amazed at some of
the players' positions - Kewell at 8?, Bowyer 15, Ferdinand 20, Fowl
I have said this before and I still haven't heard one way or the other if
there is any truth to it or not, but I suspect that footballers are not
allowed (by the PFA) to waive any part of their contract with clubs. All
they are allowed to do is cancel a contract by mutual consent.
I also think th
Gaffer,
You present "the other view" (out of two) in this case; and I agree with you
100 %!
The other view being that this is Ridsdales fault and all, "I would do the
same"... I know many people share this view, though, including a bunch of
Noggie supporters / LUSCOS.
I would not had such att
Derry had a shocking game – understandable if at the back of his
mind he was worried about the injury ‘going’ big time.
I know he wasn’t on for long, but
Foxe showed some class whilst he was on I thought. I really would like to see
a Foxe/Killa central pairing – that’s not to take aw
Bakke can't have it both ways. Yes, it's not his fault he's on silly
money, but he has the choice - he can take the money and not play, or he
can reduce it and play - quite simple really. In any other business, if
the company could no longer afford you, you'd get made redundant. He's
already a m
There is an official club statement on LUFC site - whoever said it was his appearance money that is the problem with him playing is correct. Due to the amount we have to pay we can no longer afford to play him ( I suppose he could in theory waive that amount if no-one comes in for him ??) Obvio
No wonder he has not been up to his usual standards - he is carrying a groin injury and is off to see a top specialist in Germany to see if he needs an op , or if we \ he can wait till next international window (when hopefully Nicholls will be fit ?) As for Sheff Wed game - only 2nd live match
>1. Bakke is being told [EMAIL PROTECTED] off now or rot. He can be told not to
>train anywhere...
Don't think he has been told not to train anywhere, as he is currently back in
Norway (as Norwegian telly say; "less than a week after scoring his last goal
for Leeds"...) training with his former
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