Rufus Smalls
Well-Known Member
I thought Marwood was extremely average at best.Brian Marwood was alright for us. But was cast off from Pigs
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I thought Marwood was extremely average at best.Brian Marwood was alright for us. But was cast off from Pigs
I vaguely remember him banging in a couple of goals.I thought Marwood was extremely average at best.
Yes I think he did but I was always thinking at the time he was far better for the pigs than with us.I vaguely remember him banging in a couple of goals.
Got told by an older Blade on here that for the last few matches of the season all you could hear from the Kop was "Seagulls shit on Wednesday, Seagulls shit on Wednesday, na na na na (oooh)"He was. My best memory at school (All Saints 1978 to 83) was when the Pigs got to the FA Cup semifinal at Highbury and lost to Brighton. There was no end to it in the run up. That and Boxing Day bred my hatred of Wednesday.
| 2011 | → Sheffield Wednesday (loan) | 4 | (1) |
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It’s true, I remember it.Got told by an older Blade on here that for the last few matches of the season all you could hear from the Kop was "Seagulls shit on Wednesday, Seagulls shit on Wednesday, na na na na (oooh)"![]()
I was very disappointed. We’d signed him from Arsenal and he’d looked a decent player but he never really hit those levels. Not terrible, just not that impressive given his pedigree.I vaguely remember him banging in a couple of goals.
I thought Marwood was a major disappointment for us given how good he was for Wednesday and Arsenal. I think he must have been carrying a few injuries as I don't think he even played for us regularly.I was very disappointed. We’d signed him from Arsenal and he’d looked a decent player but he never really hit those levels. Not terrible, just not that impressive given his pedigree.
Bernard Oxley, George Underwood, Bernard Shaw, Simon Stainrod and Earl BarrettWhat about ex-Blades that played for them. Can't think of many.
Carl Bradshaw1. Jeff King
2. Alan Quinn
Worst: Terry Curran. What was Porterfield thinking? It was never going to work.
There's not been that many has there?
Off top of my head, I can only think of Joe Mattlock, Keith Treacy and Danny Batth.What about ex-Blades that played for them. Can't think of many.
I remembered Alan Quinn but then forgot about Del Geary and Leigh Bromby from the same side. There are a lot as others have pointed out.Off top of my head, I can only think of Joe Mattlock, Keith Treacy and Danny Batth.
Can't remember what order David Johnson and Dean Windass were.
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