Micky Narker
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I'm not talking about the best player we've ever had, I mean the one who always played his hart out and put a smile on your face, In todays team I would say it was Bash...,But looking back, for me it has to be Trevor Hockey,
Maybe not be a classic footballer but he always seemed to be tireless and so enthusiastic, playing at left half in the early 70s,.
He had longhair hair and a bushy beard and that earned him the nick name ground hog, he was only just over 5ft 6" and 10st6 but he was completely fearless...
Billy Hodgson & Derek (Doc) Pace. Saw Hodgson "vanish" into a ruck of players with the ball & come out the other side with it! Also when he ripped his shorts & walked off holding the torn bit out like a skirt.I'm not talking about the best player we've ever had, I mean the one who always played his hart out and put a smile on your face, In todays team I would say it was Bash...,But looking back, for me it has to be Trevor Hockey,
Maybe not be a classic footballer but he always seemed to be tireless and so enthusiastic, playing at left half in the early 70s,.
He had longhair hair and a bushy beard and that earned him the nick name ground hog, he was only just over 5ft 6" and 10st6 but he was completely fearless...
Must agree with you, Trevor Hockey was the best. He did some daft things that made you laugh, but one of the best was at BDTBL the weather was chucking it down, and someone was down injured so TH went over to the John Street stand (family stand) and took an umbrella off a woman and stood on the pitch holding this umbrella ☂ over his head. Very funny r.i.p mateI'm not talking about the best player we've ever had, I mean the one who always played his hart out and put a smile on your face, In todays team I would say it was Bash...,But looking back, for me it has to be Trevor Hockey,
Maybe not be a classic footballer but he always seemed to be tireless and so enthusiastic, playing at left half in the early 70s,.
He had longhair hair and a bushy beard and that earned him the nick name ground hog, he was only just over 5ft 6" and 10st6 but he was completely fearless...
Never forget when he broke his leg (v Citeh AGAIN)and he got up and tried to play on!!Must agree with you, Trevor Hockey was the best. He did some daft things that made you laugh, but one of the best was at BDTBL the weather was chucking it down, and someone was down injured so TH went over to the John Street stand (family stand) and took an umbrella off a woman and stood on the pitch holding this umbrella ☂ over his head. Very funny r.i.p mate
Anyone remember when he made a ridiculous cross when the ball went over his head and he stuck his foot out behind him and backheeled it in to the box? Ball had gone out for a throw so it didn't come to anything but I spent the next month trying to do it every time we had a kick about.Would have to be Peter Ndlovu for me, I do sometimes wonder if he actually knew what he was doing... as it often didn't!
I'm not talking about the best player we've ever had, I mean the one who always played his hart out and put a smile on your face, In todays team I would say it was Bash...,But looking back, for me it has to be Trevor Hockey,
Maybe not be a classic footballer but he always seemed to be tireless and so enthusiastic, playing at left half in the early 70s,.
He had longhair hair and a bushy beard and that earned him the nick name ground hog, he was only just over 5ft 6" and 10st6 but he was completely fearless...
Duffs, ramming home the bounce killer.
That moment and him, will live in SUFC legend
pommpey
Not a player but Danny Berghara. Only really because his daughter was in my class at school when they were in Sheffield. She was lovely but I was too shy to talk to her.
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Daianos Trellas is one I would pick
Kelly, Whitehouse, McGrath, Cowans, Borbokis, Deane, Brown and a few more. Having very good players at the Lane make me smile and these were certainly that.
I’ll still argue that they were the best collection of players (relative to the league they were in) that we’ve seen since the Harris era. (I’d accept there’s an argument for the div 4 Porterfield side as most of those should’ve been playing in the league above, at least, probably two in the case of Morris and Edwards).Someone is a Spackman era fan
I’ll still argue that they were the best collection of players (relative to the league they were in) that we’ve seen since the Harris era. (I’d accept there’s an argument for the div 4 Porterfield side as most of those should’ve been playing in the league above, at least, probably two in the case of Morris and Edwards).
John Tudor,s goal against wendy.0ct 70 two-nil up they scored twice in the second half. then Tudor came on sub I have forgotten who he replaced.
the moments later the ball came off his knee and straight thru Grummits legs and into the net. the net at Bramall lane end.it was brilliant even my dad was jumping up and down. I ended about ten steps from where I stood to this day I don,t know-how. I could not stop smiling. Monday morning at Myers Grove School in Stannington. the wendy fans were very quiet. as a radio Sheffield commentator Mike Walker I think. a moment to treasure.
Thoughts of my ex girlfriends and our filthy sexual activities.
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