If you could bring one player back

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Quote[/b] (Dave the Shrimper @ Dec. 01 2006,14:55)]Im torn between Andy Ansah for his ability to create goals and score them, Stan Collymore for his goals from nothing or Scotty Forbes for his sheer brilliance in every aspect of football.  

Bit surprised you didn't plump for Steven Clarke mate.

We all know how much you was in love with him, demonstrated to great effect at Mansfield all those years back!.

Clarkey was a legend but Forbesy was the nuts. How he never went on to play international football was a travesty.

 

[SUFC_Al]

Quote[/b] (Dave the Shrimper @ Dec. 01 2006,14:58)]

Quote[/b] (Smiffy @ Dec. 01 2006,14:57)]

Quote[/b] (Dave the Shrimper @ Dec. 01 2006,14:55)]Im torn between Andy Ansah for his ability to create goals and score them, Stan Collymore for his goals from nothing or Scotty Forbes for his sheer brilliance in every aspect of football.  

Bit surprised you didn't plump for Steven Clarke mate.

We all know how much you was in love with him, demonstrated to great effect at Mansfield all those years back!.

Clarkey was a legend but Forbesy was the nuts. How he never went on to play international football was a travesty.  

my wife used to play football with Scott Forbes on Canewdon village green when they were kids.

Useless bit of information but there you go!

 

[DTS]

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Quote[/b] (Dave the Shrimper @ Dec. 01 2006,14:58)]

Quote[/b] (Smiffy @ Dec. 01 2006,14:57)]

Quote[/b] (Dave the Shrimper @ Dec. 01 2006,14:55)]Im torn between Andy Ansah for his ability to create goals and score them, Stan Collymore for his goals from nothing or Scotty Forbes for his sheer brilliance in every aspect of football.  

Bit surprised you didn't plump for Steven Clarke mate.

We all know how much you was in love with him, demonstrated to great effect at Mansfield all those years back!.

Clarkey was a legend but Forbesy was the nuts. How he never went on to play international football was a travesty.  

my wife used to play football with Scott Forbes on Canewdon village green when they were kids.

Useless bit of information but there you go!

Maybe they could reform the old partnership and get us out the sh!t M-G

 

[shrimper_sam]

Billy Best

 

[Napster]

Drewe.

 

[Rayleigh boy]

Peter Taylor - needs another spell here to fulfil his potential.

maybe Bill Garner and Billy Best if Mr. Eastwood was to leave a hole up front -

 

[Shrimpbizkit]

Constantine

 

[Napster]

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Quote[/b] (tommytwoholes @ Dec. 01 2006,14:25)]I am torn between Collymore Chrissy powell and Ricky otto. Part of me says collymore for the obvious , but for some bizarr reason i would love to see ricky otto in our current team. All due respect to JCR but Otto made him look an extra from dream team. The guy was one of the luckiest footballers i have ever seen. He would run at three defenders take about five tackles and bobbles etc and then find himself infront of goal. I loved watching the dreadlocked god. If it wasnt for him sh@gging someones daughter he wouldnt have been sold.

(ps) He had gold teeth and robbed houses LOL What a guy..

I'll ask him in the interview if he wants to come back.  

You tracked him down then?
Did Gary Poole ever play for Orient?
If so, ask Ricky what he thought of him.
I already have the answer to the opposite opinion!

Otto's one of the easiest people in the world to track down - he's a probation officer in the Midlands

 

[tommytwoholes]

Is he giving tips on break and enter LOL

 

[StainesShrimper]

Quote[/b] (Napster @ Dec. 01 2006,15:20)]Drewe.

Seconded

 

[Midlands Shrimper]

Bentley and /or Constantine

 

[MrB]

Dave Martin would sort things out!

 

[loz]

Yemi Abiodun, obviously.

 

[alginon1]

Sean Rafter
Neil Worthington
Bill Garner

 

[alginon1]

Sorry it was 3 players .... just they all used to give us free away tickets when we turned up for the games.
In fact, forgot Neil Freeman he would hand out Rothmans or Dunhill ciggies.

UMBH the un-official travel club

 

[The Sudden In Out]

Of players who have graced the field of play in recent years, I would be intrigued to see Mark Tinkler given another chance in centre of the park. He had a patchy start to his career at Southend before his obvious command began to filter to the surface just as it was decided by David Webb to release him in the dramatic cost-cutting exercise that marked the arrival of Martin Dawn and Delancey as overall commandants. This was a real shame; Tinkler was showing more than a few flashes of brilliance that may have saved a long-lingering malaise at Roots Hall. Or may not. We'll never know but it would be fascinating to find out.

J.

 

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Quote[/b] (Matt the Shrimp @ Dec. 01 2006,14:44)]Stan. No contest. 14 years ago, he dug us out of almost precisely the same situation as the one in which we currently find ourselves; and only someone of his consummate genius is likely to achieve the same sort of miracle that we require this time round.

Matt

Anyone got a snapshot of our league position before Stan arrived?

How bad was our position then before... I need some hope cling too....

 

[Bucks_blue]

Quote[/b] (Shrimper2thecore @ Dec. 01 2006,14:57)]Not Powell, as we have a good left back as it is

Agreed, But for some reason Tilly won't play Che...

 

[southendutd1]

Quote[/b] (Bucks_blue @ Dec. 01 2006,17:53)]

Quote[/b] (Shrimper2thecore @ Dec. 01 2006,14:57)]Not Powell, as we have a good left back as it is

Agreed, But for some reason Tilly won't play Che...

comedian!


as much as i like che i really do think the hammell is far better

 

[hullbridge shrimper]

Richard Cadette, Absolute buzz every time he got the ball, the anticipation of the crowd immense, and he delivered more often than not.

Similar with Stan, as soon as he got the ball you just knew something was going to happen...