Dunc making Pistone cry

[bacon sarnie]

Excerpt of Kieron Dyer's autobiography in the Echo (spelling mistakes are the Echo's):

So that's what he does!

[brap2]

Not into that tbh, bullying ahl arse

[BlueForYou]

There are hard people and there are bullies

And there's only one way to treat a bully - retaliate

Oh for a Johnny Morrissey!

[Morta75]

Duncan Ferguson, premier leauge Legend and bad ass

[Macca77]

Legend, really?

[Mick 1995]

Legend, really?

An argument that pops up with regularity.

I think, as a club, the periods between winning nothing and being good are long enough that any player that wins something needs to be considered a legend.
Ferguson got an FA cup medal with us.

Conversley, the periods of success have come frequently enough that any player that doesn't actually win anything shouldn't be considered a legend.

In the great park i would build outside a stadium i would build for us there would be a forest of statues.
the statues would be of our greatest players.
The entry requirement would be to have won something. So Duncan and Gary Ablett are getting statues and, i'm afraid, Cahill and Arteta are not.

Vote 'Mick 1995'

[Macca77]

An argument that pops up with regularity.

I think, as a club, the periods between winning nothing and being good are long enough that any player that wins something needs to be considered a legend.
Ferguson got an FA cup medal with us.

Conversley, the periods of success have come frequently enough that any player that doesn't actually win anything shouldn't be considered a legend.

In the great park i would build outside a stadium i would build for us there would be a forest of statues.
the statues would be of our greatest players.
The entry requirement would be to have won something. So Duncan and Gary Ablett are getting statues and, i'm afraid, Cahill and Arteta are not.

Vote 'Mick 1995'

Don't me wrong here, I loved Dunc, he was unplayable sometimes and the passion he has for the club and us fans is something special, but a legend he is not

[starblood]

Don't me wrong here, I loved Dunc, he was unplayable sometimes and the passion he has for the club and us fans is something special, but a legend he is not

If not him then who? Have we even had one (a legand) in the last 30 years in your opinion?

I don't think anyone would dispute Southall, and he finished playing for us around '97 - any since then?

[Genuine question BTW]

[Tony Clifton]

If not him then who? Have we even had one (a legand) in the last 30 years in your opinion?

I don't think anyone would dispute Southall, and he finished playing for us around '97 - any since then?

[Genuine question BTW]

None in my opinion.

[TheRam]

You don't have to win a cup to be a legend IMO.

[Macca77]

If not him then who? Have we even had one (a legand) in the last 30 years in your opinion?

I don't think anyone would dispute Southall, and he finished playing for us around '97 - any since then?

[Genuine question BTW]

Ermmmm, the only one I can think of is Cahill

[Mick 1995]

You don't have to win a cup to be a legend IMO.

I'd say that was bare minimum for a club with out success to be honest.
Not the only criteria, but the minimum bar to pass.

[TheRam]

I'd say that was bare minimum for a club with out success to be honest.
Not the only criteria, but the minimum bar to pass.

What about Bob Latchford?

[Mick 1995]

What about Bob Latchford?

The proof of the rule is the exception really.
30 goals in 1 season and top scorer for so many seasons kind of mitigates the lack of a cup.

Holding Latchford and his record for us against somebody like Pienaar is apples and oranges.

[Macca77]

What about Bob Latchford?

One of my dads fav ever players, loved him

Jesus saves, but Latchford nets the rebound