Warren Feeney. Summed up the situation we were in at the time that we had to sign such inadequate players. I have no idea what his strengths were or how he made a living as a professional footballer.
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Players you had irrational like/dislike of.....
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David Goodwillie for an irrational like.
Really, really wanted him to come off and you could see his understanding with GC in particular was starting to materialise. Think his last two games for us were v Newport helping us into the game at Liverpool, and then scoring in a league game where all his teammates were clearly delighted for him.
Extra irrational because of the reason he left us, but no need to go into that.
Really, really wanted him to come off and you could see his understanding with GC in particular was starting to materialise. Think his last two games for us were v Newport helping us into the game at Liverpool, and then scoring in a league game where all his teammates were clearly delighted for him.
Extra irrational because of the reason he left us, but no need to go into that.
On the negative - John Paddelty and Terry Austin (doesn`t need Sainghin Green to work out why).
Positive - Brian Bason and Paul Wotton (there had to be one on here)
Positive - Brian Bason and Paul Wotton (there had to be one on here)
My irrational favourites are easy
Gerry McElhinney - i fell in love with him Villa Park - when he tried to run off what turned out to be a Broken leg - thats what you want from a centre back.
Stevie Cooper - Boy could he jump, i loved the anticipation of a long ball forward, the centre half looking comfortably in control, then Cooper would jump like Zebedee and rise feet above him - he just had the knack of doing something amazing - which is what i want from sport - i want to see people do something i cant do.
Dislikes - apart from the obvious ones its tough i guess - i never really got the love in with Paul McGregor.
Gerry McElhinney - i fell in love with him Villa Park - when he tried to run off what turned out to be a Broken leg - thats what you want from a centre back.
Stevie Cooper - Boy could he jump, i loved the anticipation of a long ball forward, the centre half looking comfortably in control, then Cooper would jump like Zebedee and rise feet above him - he just had the knack of doing something amazing - which is what i want from sport - i want to see people do something i cant do.
Dislikes - apart from the obvious ones its tough i guess - i never really got the love in with Paul McGregor.
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Paul Wotton but won't go over the grounds why.
I never liked Carl Fletcher either . Nice guy but never a football manager and as a player way to past his best .
Jamie Mackie never understood the love for him. Felt he ran around alot and only did things for himself
Ryan Edwards . Yes he had cancer and beat it but he also was just shocking
I never liked Carl Fletcher either . Nice guy but never a football manager and as a player way to past his best .
Jamie Mackie never understood the love for him. Felt he ran around alot and only did things for himself
Ryan Edwards . Yes he had cancer and beat it but he also was just shocking
Mark Fiore for me. Utterly frustrating the way he got 1 on 1 against a defender and didn’t even attempt to beat his man and pass it backwards to our full back.
What was the purpose of Dominic Blizzard?
And unlike others, I personally loved Mackie. Heart on sleeve and a headache for opposition as he chased everything down
And unlike others, I personally loved Mackie. Heart on sleeve and a headache for opposition as he chased everything down
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This reinforces the point of this thread, I quite liked Dom Blizzard even though he was generally a waste of shirt.
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Argyle have had many dire players over the years.
But if we're after that really unique blend of being both crap and irritating then it's Greg Wylde. I still wake up screaming thinking about that cross at Yeovil. I was also at Ewood for the Carlisle game when he chased someone else's goal bound shot in and put it over the line. Professional some might say (it was definitely going in) but then he ran over and slid across the turf as if he'd somehow scored a solo wonder goal. Made the paper for parking his (very expensive) car across two spaces.
So in answer to the op, I didn't just think Wylde was bad, he also irked me.
Having said all that, it takes a special kind of berk to sign him twice
But if we're after that really unique blend of being both crap and irritating then it's Greg Wylde. I still wake up screaming thinking about that cross at Yeovil. I was also at Ewood for the Carlisle game when he chased someone else's goal bound shot in and put it over the line. Professional some might say (it was definitely going in) but then he ran over and slid across the turf as if he'd somehow scored a solo wonder goal. Made the paper for parking his (very expensive) car across two spaces.
So in answer to the op, I didn't just think Wylde was bad, he also irked me.
Having said all that, it takes a special kind of berk to sign him twice