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Your stocks low though. You're mentioning shitters from Burnley and missed out Comstive. Schoolboy stuff really.CAPSLOCK wrote:I wanted to get Steve Saunders in
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His best scoring spells for any club came during his second spell for Chester and in his spell at Leigh RMI, where he scored 5 in 77 and 3 in 45. Roughly 1 in 15.CAPSLOCK wrote:Thats a shoutboltonboris wrote:For some reasom, I thought of Neil Fisher reading this thread.. Just looked and he's still playing!! In the Welsh Premier League for Bala Town... He's 42!
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How does Robbie Blake rate amongst such stellar company?Bruce Rioja wrote:Your stocks low though. You're mentioning shitters from Burnley and missed out Comstive. Schoolboy stuff really.CAPSLOCK wrote:I wanted to get Steve Saunders in
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Does anyone find it a bit odd that at a time where negativity is such a hot topic that a thread like this is doing so well?
I know it's only a bit of fun and a light jog down memory lane but c'mon.
I think every Bolton player has been great. No matter who they are, or how many goals they let in or how many open goals they missed from inside the six yard box at Wembley.
They've all been great and will continue to be so!
And to all you people who say otherwise I say 'BoooOOoOoooo!'
I know it's only a bit of fun and a light jog down memory lane but c'mon.
I think every Bolton player has been great. No matter who they are, or how many goals they let in or how many open goals they missed from inside the six yard box at Wembley.
They've all been great and will continue to be so!
And to all you people who say otherwise I say 'BoooOOoOoooo!'
I'm not asking you to 'think outside the box' I just wish you'd have a rummage around in it once in a while.
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FUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUcoffeymagic wrote:Does anyone find it a bit odd that at a time where negativity is such a hot topic that a thread like this is doing so well?
I know it's only a bit of fun and a light jog down memory lane but c'mon.
I think every Bolton player has been great. No matter who they are, or how many goals they let in or how many open goals they missed from inside the six yard box at Wembley.
They've all been great and will continue to be so!
And to all you people who say otherwise I say 'BoooOOoOoooo!'
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Oh come, come, Old Bean (you can see what I did there, can't you?).coffeymagic wrote: Come on, Brownie was one of our best players and one of the few good things Phil Neal brought to the club.
Twas the MO of Phil Brown to run it up to the halfway and nice person it one diagonally towards the far post. Exactly what he taught the boy Hunt to do also, thus bringing the future England starlet down to his boozer league level.
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Well i may be an old fossil who sees things through rose tinted glasses but i have never seen an actual rubbish bolton team. I've seen some rubbish players who i wouldn't give a job sweeping out the stables. I've seen players whose heads were so big i was supprised they could get through the dressing room door.
I don't want to remember these players, i can't see a reason to when there are so many great ones to remember over the decades that have given us so much pleasure and such a lot to cheer about.
The current bunch...well i wouldn't call them rubbish, i think they lack leadership on the pitch..they need someone like Roy Hartle to put some steel in their veins.
I don't want to remember these players, i can't see a reason to when there are so many great ones to remember over the decades that have given us so much pleasure and such a lot to cheer about.
The current bunch...well i wouldn't call them rubbish, i think they lack leadership on the pitch..they need someone like Roy Hartle to put some steel in their veins.
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Asa(robbed a living) Hartford is up there too.
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Woah!! The only Bolton player I've seen score direct from a corner and he did it twice in one game which in my book makes him some sort of genius.Bruce Rioja wrote:Your stocks low though. You're mentioning shitters from Burnley and missed out Comstive. Schoolboy stuff really.CAPSLOCK wrote:I wanted to get Steve Saunders in
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And a ginge
On the other hand there was his miss against Tranmere late on in the play-off final before that ugly cnut Malkin scored.
OK, you win, he was rubbish.
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I'd taken the corners v Bournemouth ?? into consideration, my friend, but THAT miss, with the goal at his mercy, too.LeverEnd wrote:Woah!! The only Bolton player I've seen score direct from a corner and he did it twice in one game which in my book makes him some sort of genius.Bruce Rioja wrote:Your stocks low though. You're mentioning shitters from Burnley and missed out Comstive. Schoolboy stuff really.CAPSLOCK wrote:I wanted to get Steve Saunders in
Shit
And a ginge
On the other hand there was his miss against Tranmere late on in the play-off final before that ugly cnut Malkin scored.
OK, you win, he was rubbish.
And now all I can see is Malkin windmilling his way away from goal, the nice person.
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Mods come on, i thought swear words had been filtered !Bruce Rioja wrote:I'd taken the corners v Bournemouth ?? into consideration, my friend, but THAT miss, with the goal at his mercy, too.LeverEnd wrote:Woah!! The only Bolton player I've seen score direct from a corner and he did it twice in one game which in my book makes him some sort of genius.Bruce Rioja wrote:Your stocks low though. You're mentioning shitters from Burnley and missed out Comstive. Schoolboy stuff really.CAPSLOCK wrote:I wanted to get Steve Saunders in
Shit
And a ginge
On the other hand there was his miss against Tranmere late on in the play-off final before that ugly cnut Malkin scored.
OK, you win, he was rubbish.
And now all I can see is Malkin windmilling his way away from goal, the tw*t.
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In no particular oder.
Peacock
Poole
Rose
Banks
Scott
Cantello
Deakin
Sutton
Bell
Moores
Elliott
McAnespie
Fulton
Brown, Phil
Brown, Michael
Hartford
Comstive
There's more, but the terrible memories are threatening to send me into a depression.
Peacock
Poole
Rose
Banks
Scott
Cantello
Deakin
Sutton
Bell
Moores
Elliott
McAnespie
Fulton
Brown, Phil
Brown, Michael
Hartford
Comstive
There's more, but the terrible memories are threatening to send me into a depression.
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I think BP has named everyone I was thinking of although I can't agree on Phil Brown. For the level we were at, he was a good full back and chipped in with a fair few goals too.
Probably heresy to say it but Jimmy Phillips & Robbie Savage, despite the odd heroic, were both pretty shocking
Probably heresy to say it but Jimmy Phillips & Robbie Savage, despite the odd heroic, were both pretty shocking
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Tbf I think Browny got better with age, in a better team. However, his trademark clipped pass to the edge of the box was so bloody predictable and frustrating.
I still remember my stepdad who had no interest in football whatsoever, coming home one Friday night to say that Bolton had sold someone to Rangers. Imagine my utter amazement and no doubt that of most other supporters to discover that it was none other than Jimmy fecking Phillips! For £175k too if my memory serves me correct.
I still remember my stepdad who had no interest in football whatsoever, coming home one Friday night to say that Bolton had sold someone to Rangers. Imagine my utter amazement and no doubt that of most other supporters to discover that it was none other than Jimmy fecking Phillips! For £175k too if my memory serves me correct.
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You're not kidding! I remember spotting Souness in the stands and everyone assumed he was watching Mark Gavin who was enjoying a good spell at the time.Burnden Paddock wrote:I still remember my stepdad who had no interest in football whatsoever, coming home one Friday night to say that Bolton had sold someone to Rangers. Imagine my utter amazement and no doubt that of most other supporters to discover that it was none other than Jimmy fecking Phillips! For £175k too if my memory serves me correct.
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Should you not have Rasiak in there?Burnden Paddock wrote:In no particular oder.
Peacock
Poole
Rose
Banks
Scott
Cantello
Deakin
Sutton
Bell
Moores
Elliott
McAnespie
Fulton
Brown, Phil
Brown, Michael
Hartford
Comstive
There's more, but the terrible memories are threatening to send me into a depression.
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rasiak were better than dean holdsworth
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Henry Mowbray has got to beat Phil Brown by a mile in worst-full-back competition... Or, though I rack my brain, any other full back...
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Have I just seen Robbie Elliott's name mentioned in a 'worst ever' list?!
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