Best name in the history of football
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Best name in the history of football
Be honest . . . is it because that's the best name in the history of football?[/H. Pedersen wrote:The Pope wrote:As for the Andy Carroll rumour, I think he'd be a good addition. However, if we're going for a young Newcastle striker I'd rather have Nile Ranger.
I just saw this in another thread and thought "What a target-rich environment!"
They can be past or present. No made up names. State the club or clubs connected to them, if possible.
I'll start you off with Danny Invincibile. Currently at Kilmarnock, I believe. Aussie striker ex Swindon Town.
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Just checked that I wasn't mistaken and there really was a Portugeuse player called Quim.
I like that a Wolfgang Wolf was manager of Wolfsburg a few years back.
Plus a Charlton Athletic back four of ; Young; Fish; Costa; Fortune.
I like that a Wolfgang Wolf was manager of Wolfsburg a few years back.
Plus a Charlton Athletic back four of ; Young; Fish; Costa; Fortune.
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Well, being puerile and childish, I think Stefan Kuntz and Uwe Fuchs have to be in there.
Along with Luke Young, purely so you can do the "Doesn't he look young?" joke (only really works with a Lancashire accent, though...)
Along with Luke Young, purely so you can do the "Doesn't he look young?" joke (only really works with a Lancashire accent, though...)
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Aye he's solid, and brilliant name right enough.Bruce Rioja wrote:Zander Diamond has to have the coolest name in footie. I don't know if he's any good though (Fatshaft?).
But, Fuchs, Kuntz & Quim, what a team that would be
(oh and I'm becoming increasingly impressed with your knowledge of the SPL for a guffy that is )
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Well, my fine fellow. My introduction to Scottish footie was at Firhill Park in Nov 1990. I was in Weegie visiting my then S-i-L and her Husband, a Celtic supporter originating from Lerwick. On the day Celtic were away at Aberdeen so we needed a game to see (my innocent/naive suggestion that we should go watching Rangers met with some disapproval).fatshaft wrote:
(oh and I'm becoming increasingly impressed with your knowledge of the SPL for a guffy that is )
Anyway, Partick were at home to Airdrie. One particular Airdrie forward had started his time there in a blaze of glory by scoring a hat-trick on his debut and setting the heather alight with his free-scoring (something somewhere deep inside is telling me that he scored three consecutive hat-tricks); I couldn't wait to see this fella. Unfortunately he failed a late fitness test and didn't play that day.
Can you guess who it was?
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Was he really, really skinny?Bruce Rioja wrote:Well, my fine fellow. My introduction to Scottish footie was at Firhill Park in Nov 1990. I was in Weegie visiting my then S-i-L and her Husband, a Celtic supporter originating from Lerwick. On the day Celtic were away at Aberdeen so we needed a game to see (my innocent/naive suggestion that we should go watching Rangers met with some disapproval).fatshaft wrote:
(oh and I'm becoming increasingly impressed with your knowledge of the SPL for a guffy that is )
Anyway, Partick were at home to Airdrie. One particular Airdrie forward had started his time there in a blaze of glory by scoring a hat-trick on his debut and setting the heather alight with his free-scoring (something somewhere deep inside is telling me that he scored three consecutive hat-tricks); I couldn't wait to see this fella. Unfortunately he failed a late fitness test and didn't play that day.
Can you guess who it was?
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Probably trying to avoid a repeat of this . Still my favourite YouTube video ever.boltonboris wrote:Bernt Haas
Actually pronounced Burnt Arse. Motson at the 2002 World Cup trying his best not say it, by pronouncing it Hay-as
As for good names, a couple of years ago Benfica's two goalkeepers were the aformentioned Quim, and Hans-Jorg Butt, I do believe they don't get on and, untill recently, our very own Bruce Rioja spent his time keeping them apart.
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