Clubs you associate players with,just a bit of fun

[marlowe]

QPR: Rodney Marsh, Gerry Francis, Terry Mancini, Stan Bowles, Dave Thomas,
Leicester City: Frank Worthington, Keith Weller, Graham Cross, Gordon Banks
Sunderland: Billy Hughes, Jim Montgomery, Bobby Kerr
Crystal Palace: Alan Birchenell, Peter Taylor
Derby: Archie Gemmel, Kevin Hector,
Wolves: Derek Dougan
Burnley: Ralph Coates
Bournmouth: Ted McDougall, Harry Redknapp
Middlesboro: Dave Armstrong
Coventry City: Chris Cattlin
Stoke City: Alan Hudson

 

[Shuggie]

Wolves - Phil Parkes
QPR - Phil Parkes

 

[Algernon]

Derek Dougan for me

Wolves- George Berry for me.
FC Hamburg Kevin- Keegan
Colombia-Rene Higuita and Carlos Valderama
Alan Brazil- Ipswich
Useless FC-Marouane Fellaini

 

[Worried Man Blues]

Bournemouth and Newcastle Supermacs

 

[BrianWade4]

Brighton. Steve Foster

Palace. Geoff Thomas (corner flag)

 

[8th battalion East Lancs]

Leighton James Burnley
I

My favourite ever Burnley player.

 

[Brighton Mod]

Louis Tomlinson - Doncaster Rovers
Robbie Williams - Port Vale
Jeff Stelling - Hartlepool
Prince William - Aston Villa
Noel Gallagher - Manchester City
Ant and Dec - Newcastle

 

[The Camel]

A fair number of correct answers...

QPR should be Gerry Francis

As a QPR supporter, the correct asnswer is Stanley Bowles.

 

[8th battalion East Lancs]

As a QPR supporter, the correct asnswer is Stanley Bowles.

As a Burnley supporter I said that in post 33.

 

[Worried Man Blues]

Burnley Ralph the hair Coates

 

[the wanderbus]

My favourite ever Burnley player.

And mine!!!!! One of those players that made the big match and motd a must watch as a kid.

 

[8th battalion East Lancs]

Burnley Ralph the hair Coates

The thread and the replies are all dependent on how old you are and when you started watching football really.

Your answer isn't wrong, as it's what you think as a non Burnley supporter.

If folk delved into the history of the clubs then their suggestions would probably be different.

If there is a 'correct answer' (and there's not it's all about the opinion of the person) for Burnley then it's Jimmy McIlroy.

 

[8th battalion East Lancs]

And mine!!!!! One of those players that made the big match and motd a must watch as a kid.

Folk nowadays go on about wingers being on the wrong wing and having to cut inside.

Taffy was doing that 40 odd years ago.

I think I love you Wanderbus.

 

[Lincolnshire Seagull]

Sheff Utd - Tony Currie
West Ham - Billy Bonds
Southampton - Terry Paine
Swindon - Don Rogers
are a few that come to mind

 

[Puppet Master]

Coventry - Mick Quinn

 

[Prince Monolulu]

Coventry - Mick Quinn

This bloke might beg to differ

 

[dejavuatbtn]

Harry Cripps - Millwall
Ron Atkinson - Oxford

 

[dejavuatbtn]

The thread and the replies are all dependent on how old you are and when you started watching football really.

Your answer isn't wrong, as it's what you think as a non Burnley supporter.

If folk delved into the history of the clubs then their suggestions would probably be different.

If there is a 'correct answer' (and there's not it's all about the opinion of the person) for Burnley then it's Jimmy McIlroy.

Or Jimmy Adamson

 

[Dougie]

A London one
Arsenal : Liam Brady
Spurs : Glenn hoddle
West Ham : Billy bonds
Chelsea : ray wilkins
Watford : Ross Jenkins
QPR : terry mancini
Clowntown : derek hales
Millwall : terry hurlock
Fulham : Rodney marsh
Orient : John Jackson
You lot : Brian ****ing Horton !

 

[Herr Tubthumper]

Dario Gradi - Crewe u15s