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Steve Thompson.

 

World class. Could turn himself inside out that lad.

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Jeff Chandler and TC

Mark Came before he broke his leg

Steve Thompson.

 

World class. Could turn himself inside out that lad.

 

Only at his best with Jules alongside him, though.

Mark Came before he broke his leg

 

always liked camie,whole hearted defender. :good: also think julian darby gets alot of shit on here he was ok for a homegrown lad.

Robbie Savage, the original one.

Ged Mcelhinney

redfearn

 

a class act

Seamus McDonagh

Robbie Savage, the original one.

 

He was shite, let's be honest.

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Who was that other lanky streak of piss who played centre back?

 

Beef.

 

Broke his leg against Hull.

He was shite, let's be honest.

:rofl: yep you're not wrong there.

Paul Griffin

Dave Sutton, but he was great at singing in the stand at Wrexham :good:

tbh I thought Simon Rudge was a good grafter in the bleak days.

Philliskirk.

Stuart Storer, who off here had one of those Taches back in 1990?

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Who was that other lanky streak of piss who played centre back?

 

Beef.

 

Broke his leg against Hull.

 

Mark Winstanley ?

tbh I thought Simon Rudge was a good grafter in the bleak days.

 

 

He played in Warrington Sunday league after he retired. He wasn't very good, considering he had played pro

Jeff Chandler for me as well, god i must have been fickle in our shit years.

JT The goal machine.

Peter Thompson, we got him at the end of his illustrious career, but he was still a class act, I remember his testimonial at Burnden, it was a Friday night against Liverpool, we had just won the 2nd division title and they had just won the European Cup, the teams came onto the pitch with their respective trophies and I was embarrassed at our cup, it was so tiny compared to theirs, anyway I think we won 6 - 5, IIRC Bolton lads were beating scousers up on Manny road after the game

Peter Thompson, we got him at the end of his illustrious career, but he was still a class act, I remember his testimonial at Burnden, it was a Friday night against Liverpool, we had just won the 2nd division title and they had just won the European Cup, the teams came onto the pitch with their respective trophies and I was embarrassed at our cup, it was so tiny compared to theirs, anyway I think we won 6 - 5, IIRC Bolton lads were beating scousers up on Manny road after the game

 

6-6 weren't it?

it were about that

 

mcdonagh and clemence scored crackers

 

however, im not sure thats 'dark days'

6-6 weren't it?

 

It may have been, I thought we won, but what the hell, it was a good night, I was only a young un (20) back then :D

i thowt it were 5-5

 

thompson played half for us and a half for them.

 

big crowd on iirc

 

definitely not the dark days tho

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