Players with funny combined surnames in the same team

[pasty]

Following on from the same surnames thread, what combinations of surnames in the same team have made you chuckle.

I remember a few years ago I think it was Bristol Rovers fielded a central midfield paring against us of Hill and Billy

 

[Goldstone Rapper]

Nick Holmes and Dave Watson at Southampton many years ago.

 

[Gully]

I remember listening to a commentry on R5 of a game involving Charlton, the presenter made some witty comment about their defence being Fish, Costa and Fortune...or something like that.

 

[Gilliver's Travels]

Mayo Butters Cox used to excite the occasional away hack.

 

[Lord Bracknell]

It's a TRAGEDY that we won't be able to enjoy commentary of the Albion moving the ball upfield through a series of delightful passes ...

Wright ... Loft ... Wright ... Loft ... Wright ...

 

[lighthouse]

I fondly remember the days when we played with Hart and Steele

 

[lighthouse]

Didn't Blackpool once have Michael Jackson and Robbie Williams in their side?

 

[Barrel of Fun]

I remember someone mentioning a snippet of some commentary on the Albion "Hammond to Martot", with Butters and Mayo also in the squad, we almost had the bare essentials of a decent sandwich.

 

[Lord Bracknell]

I remember someone mentioning a snippet of some commentary on the Albion "Hammond to Martot", with Butters and Mayo also in the squad, we almost had the bare essentials of a decent sandwich.

... with the crowd chanting "Cheese rolls".

 

[blue'n'white]

"Anybody" "Rents" "Cox" used to get the schoolboy sniggerers going

 

[Kinky Gerbil]

shame we never got to see seaman spiller

 

[KLF]

I used to like it when Mal Donaghy (sp?) and Phil Babb were in the same Republic of Ireland team, just in the hope that the former would pass to the latter making the commentator say:

"Donaghy....Babb" (Say it quickly)

Small things, eh?

 

[jharris]

Charlton's defence was Young, Fish, Costa, Fortune,

 

[Goldstone Rapper]

I remember after Euro 2000 when people were getting on Alan Shearer's back for being so immobile, there was this classic line from Ron Manager:

".. the Newcastle team's coming out the tunnel ... Shearer ... Given ... Dyer ... Speed ... Well, no wonder he's lost half a yard of pace!"