Wingers

[bluethroughandthrough]

In my time watching circa 1987... otto by far the best winger. I vaguely remember Jon hunt being quite useful. Ansah was up there. Tilson a worthy mention. Gower was good but not always consistent.

 

[bluesfansince1952]

Johnny McGuigan and Errol Crossan

 

[Yorkshire Blue]

Was Peter Taylor any good for us?

He seemed to be used sporadically but obviously went onto park for England?

 

[borientater]

Thought this was about the last 20 years

 

[Fairport]

Myles Weston.

I am sure most of us considered him just an average League 2 player when he was with us but he is way better than anyone we have now, he is a key player for Daggers.

 

[Clinton Baptiste]

Hurst was brilliant for two seasons, won us countless games on his own.

 

[Jim Levenstein]

Worrall was pretty good. JCR was half decent

 

[Banksy]

Now there is a good shout !

 

[Banksy]

Now there is a good shout !

John McKinven that is !

 

[Shepshead]

I am sure most of us considered him just an average League 2 player when he was with us but he is way better than anyone we have now, he is a key player for Daggers.

It’s true about Myles Weston, he’s a key member of the Daggers squad and perhaps the National League is his level.
The one player that sticks out in my memory has got to be Peter (Spud) Taylor. He was at the start of his career when he made our 1st team, I think maybe 16 years of age. The manager of the day, could have been Ted Fenton was very protective of his very young age and would try and protect him as much as possible from fullback’s that were ‘cloggers’. Spud was always keen to get around his back and deliver a cross. As we know he went on to have an illustrious career.

 

[LCBB72]

It’s true about Myles Weston, he’s a key member of the Daggers squad and perhaps the National League is his level.
The one player that sticks out in my memory has got to be Peter (Spud) Taylor. He was at the start of his career when he made our 1st team, I think maybe 16 years of age. The manager of the day, could have been Ted Fenton was very protective of his very young age and would try and protect him as much as possible from fullback’s that were ‘cloggers’. Spud was always keen to get around his back and deliver a cross. As we know he went on to have an illustrious career.

Arthur Rowley was the manager at the time .

 

[Ipswhrimp]

In my time watching circa 1987... otto by far the best winger. I vaguely remember Jon hunt being quite useful. Ansah was up there. Tilson a worthy mention. Gower was good but not always consistent.

Ah, yes, and Jonathan Hunt. He was useful and we got half a million for him.

 

[Whispering Bob]

Was Peter Taylor any good for us?

He seemed to be used sporadically but obviously went onto park for England?

Very good, we saw more of Terry (Terry Terry) Johnson, who I also liked a lot.

 

[Whispering Bob]

Very good, we saw more of Terry (Terry Terry) Johnson, who I also liked a lot.

 

[Suffolk Shrimper In Dorset]

Willie Coulson

His cheeks went scarlet every time he puffed up the wing.

Top man. Now living in Australia.

 

[Sunnyshrimper]

Myles Weston.

Only recall once seeing him beat a man wide and cross the ball, unbelievably that was for Pigott last knockings vs Wycombe at Wembley in Playoff final so we’ll forgive him!

 

[Shrimpercay]

We haven’t had a decent winger since Francis Laurent and obviously this is the reason we are not scoring goals. Apart from JCR I cannot remember another decent winger in the last 20 years. Anyone got any thoughts?

Yh maybe we can loan in someone like maybe Nicolas pepe in January since arsenal want to sell him come on ron Martin spend the big dough

 

[Strykr]

Francis" beat 3 players run to the corner and fall over" laurent?

 

[Shrimperjohn]

Myles Weston.

He was fab on the wing against us at Dagenham ! Aged 33 but he skinned our right back Howard at every given opportunity.

 

[Well Fried Shrimp]

Derek Woodley and Ian Hamilton played a bit on the wing