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Definitely. Its where we all say that Kevin Bond was a decent manager after all. A visionary perhaps.If he stays injury free all season my money is on him being player of the season
Definitely. Its where we all say that Kevin Bond was a decent manager after all. A visionary perhaps.If he stays injury free all season my money is on him being player of the season
Dave Martin.What other players have we had whose surname is more commonly used as a first name?
Phil Dudley
What other players have we had whose surname is more commonly used as a first name?
Slightly American but I suspect that you might be partial to Clark (Paul) too.Luke Amos…..but my favourite would undoubtedly be Dave Elliott.
Dean Neal.What other players have we had whose surname is more commonly used as a first name?
Why would we offer a token contract?Good news as I think Ralph can contribute next season.
As for Elvis, I don't believe he's ever been in the club's plans for this coming season and the contract offer was a token one in order to secure compensation rights. I also think we may see Hobson at right-back before Howard.
Not sure about that......thought Hobson at right back was a hair-brained MM scheme.Good news as I think Ralph can contribute next season.
As for Elvis, I don't believe he's ever been in the club's plans for this coming season and the contract offer was a token one in order to secure compensation rights. I also think we may see Hobson at right-back before Howard.
Hobson is not a RB- you will remember during the “Madness of King George” period we went on to put Halford in there at one point - whilst the best RB at the club was put in midfield- because, even though not a specialist midfielder, he was still better than the specialist midfielders- so pleased last season is gone and would appreciate not being reminded of it....Not sure about that......thought Hobson at right back was a hair-brained MM scheme.
Matt HarroldWhat other players have we had whose surname is more commonly used as a first name?
Precisely. Hobson at right back is Vietnam flashbacks territory.Hobson is not a RB- you will remember during the “Madness of King George” period we went on to put Halford in there at one point - whilst the best RB at the club was put in midfield- because, even though not a specialist midfielder, he was still better than the specialist midfielders- so pleased last season is gone and would appreciate not being reminded of it....
It was his shoulder, Chris. He dislocated it a few months before the World Cup in Mexico in '86, didn't have an op. on it and it pinged out again when he fell heavily during the horrific 0-0 draw v Morocco in the group stage."The shoulder is the body's most mobile joint, which makes it susceptible to dislocation." And to repeats, I've read.
Didn't Bryan Robson end up putting his back in on a regular basis - and during matches?
I wonder how much of it is loyalty and how much is simply taking stock of the situation. Being injured for most of the last two years isn't going to put you in to many shop windows.Excellent news, Well done Nathan for all his hard work and responding loyalty. Hope he has a great start and a decent bit of luck with injuries.
Happy to take on Lennon now too
R.T.F.Q!I would say Philip is not really a surname; it tends to be Philips
A bit of personal experience. Although an avid Southend fan for approaching 50 years I spent my my career playing rugby- to county level. Prop forward. 6’3” and 17st in my early 20s 18st now. I look fatter because everything has dropped a foot and i’m 1.5 inches shorter because at some point I compacted a couple of vertebrae together."The shoulder is the body's most mobile joint, which makes it susceptible to dislocation." And to repeats, I've read.
Didn't Bryan Robson end up putting his back in on a regular basis - and during matches?