Silent Blade
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YesIs Geoff Taylor still alive? He must be well into his 80's by now and he played a crucial part of Harry's success.
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YesIs Geoff Taylor still alive? He must be well into his 80's by now and he played a crucial part of Harry's success.
might be nicholsonAre you thinking of John Nicholson? He was hit by a tram, unfortunately.
Not seen a recent photo of him too. If he had passed away then the club would have announced itYou never hear anything regarding Taylor, such as the 25th anniversary dinner at the lane in 2015, he wasn't there and not mentioned?
Not seen a recent photo of him too. If he had passed away then the club would have announced it
Shocking manager.
But what a fucking player...
Excellently put!Totally agree.
He wasn't knicknamed "Captain Mavel" for nothing.
A midfielder that was great in attack scoring plenty of goals and also great in defense with a fierce tackle.
A great engine making it appear that he was all over the pitch and tremendous bravery too.
He still regularly gets into the polls for best player to ever play in a Man Utd shirt behind Best, Charlton, Cantona and Law.
Are you thinking of John Nicholson? He was hit by a tram, unfortunately.
Reg Freeman was appointed our manager in 1952, got us promotion in his first season, his next two seasons were in the top division. He was taken ill during the close season tour at West Germany in 1955 and was forced to return home. He died at the age of 62 just before the start of the 1955-56 season
That was Teddy Davison, the manager before Freeman. Freeman was a full back for Middlesborough and Rotherham. Became the manager at Millmoor from 1934 to 1952Ex-Wednesday keeper.
That was Teddy Davison, the manager before Freeman. Freeman was a full back for Middlesborough and Rotherham. Became the manager at Millmoor from 1934 to 1952
He wasn't knicknamed "Captain Mavel" for nothing.
I never realised he was in Coronation Street, just goes to show.
Oh shit yes. Got it now.He deserved to die,he was being horrible to Rita
Lol. It was more than thirty years ago I think but Fred had to remind me; Alan Bradley.I never realised he was in Coronation Street, just goes to show.
That's probably a good idea. You seem to be struggling a bit today. And, btw, I'm Bush not BusheyBlade, different place, different poster.
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Definitely looks like it
Yes it is bless him, getting on a bit now , who can forget this ,Wilfs the zone man
Geoff Taylor - Blades legend.
Shame the BT Sport commentators didn't know who he was.
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