| ITFC Forgotten Players on 12:49 - Apr 17 with 5636 views | JammyDodgerrr |
Reggie Lambe and Jaime Peters for me. Remember being confused over why we let Peters go at the time... |  |
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| ITFC Forgotten Players on 14:12 - Apr 17 with 5586 views | urbanblue |
Rod Belfitt ... An early Bobby signing. Useful player rarely mentioned. |  | | |
| ITFC Forgotten Players on 14:17 - Apr 17 with 5581 views | urbanblue |
| ITFC Forgotten Players on 10:35 - Apr 17 by bluesatin |
John Jackson played for us once against Man U and we won 2-1 after conceding an early goal |
That game is a core memory of my days supporting Town. John Jackson was bought out of retirement for the one game. He had the movement of an old man but had little to do til he pulled off a great save in a one on one towards the end to secure us the points. | | | |
| ITFC Forgotten Players on 14:30 - Apr 17 with 5569 views | ParisBlue |
Darren Edmunds |  |
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| ITFC Forgotten Players on 14:35 - Apr 17 with 5566 views | GeoffSentence |
| ITFC Forgotten Players on 11:38 - Apr 17 by ShropshireBluenago09 |
Arran Lee Barratt - came on at Cardiff in 2009? for Richard Wright and had a stormer. |
Not a forgotten player.
It is well known that in the 38 games he played for us we averaged 1.53 points per game. If this tally had been over the course of a single season it would have seen us challenging for the play-offs and this at a time when we were otherwise flirting with relegation.
He was rather overshadowed by the numerous better known keepers that were dragged in over that period, but as a team we did better with him in goal than any of the fancy dans who were better thought of. |  |
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| ITFC Forgotten Players on 14:46 - Apr 17 with 5550 views | ShropshireBluenago09 |
| ITFC Forgotten Players on 14:35 - Apr 17 by GeoffSentence |
Not a forgotten player.
It is well known that in the 38 games he played for us we averaged 1.53 points per game. If this tally had been over the course of a single season it would have seen us challenging for the play-offs and this at a time when we were otherwise flirting with relegation.
He was rather overshadowed by the numerous better known keepers that were dragged in over that period, but as a team we did better with him in goal than any of the fancy dans who were better thought of. |
Geoff...are you ALB? |  |
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| ITFC Forgotten Players on 14:50 - Apr 17 with 5545 views | PJH |
| ITFC Forgotten Players on 14:12 - Apr 17 by urbanblue |
Rod Belfitt ... An early Bobby signing. Useful player rarely mentioned. |
and there was a minor outcry when he went to Everton and the then relatively unknown David Johnson came to us.
Rod Belfitt had previously been understudy to Mick Jones and Allan Clarke at Leeds. |  | | |
| ITFC Forgotten Players on 14:55 - Apr 17 with 5539 views | tractordownsouth |
Paul Green
Fraser Richardson
Sylvain Ebanks Blake
Connor Grant |  |
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| ITFC Forgotten Players on 16:27 - Apr 17 with 5497 views | jaykay |
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here is the most forgotten [Post edited 17 Apr 2019 16:31]
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| ITFC Forgotten Players on 19:03 - Apr 17 with 5463 views | WeWereZombies |
| ITFC Forgotten Players on 14:50 - Apr 17 by PJH |
and there was a minor outcry when he went to Everton and the then relatively unknown David Johnson came to us.
Rod Belfitt had previously been understudy to Mick Jones and Allan Clarke at Leeds. |
He also featured in the original lyric to Fairground Attraction's biggest hit:
It's got to be..eeeeeeeeee Rod Belfitt
Honest... |  |
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| ITFC Forgotten Players on 19:07 - Apr 17 with 5462 views | Ely_Blue |
| ITFC Forgotten Players on 22:51 - Apr 16 by Wickwar_Blue |
Forgotten? I bang on about Sixto several times a year! “If we’d just signed Sixto we’d have come straight back up!” |
And happy birthday to him for today too |  |
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| ITFC Forgotten Players on 19:11 - Apr 17 with 5460 views | MaySixth |
Ian Juryeff |  |
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| ITFC Forgotten Players on 19:13 - Apr 17 with 5459 views | Ely_Blue |
How about Roy Bailey? Father of the Man Utd legend Gary Bailey | |
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| ITFC Forgotten Players on 19:20 - Apr 17 with 5450 views | GeoffSentence |
I should put a disclaimer in my signature. I am not, have never been, nor will ever be ALB nor one of his family. Though I do think that that if we ever met, we could be friends. | |
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| ITFC Forgotten Players on 19:21 - Apr 17 with 5448 views | PJH |
| ITFC Forgotten Players on 19:13 - Apr 17 by Ely_Blue |
How about Roy Bailey? Father of the Man Utd legend Gary Bailey |
Certainly not forgotten by me, or anyone else that was following ITFC in 1962.
I was thinking earlier today that there are now only four of that team still in this world although they are still all in my head and heart. | | | |
| ITFC Forgotten Players on 19:23 - Apr 17 with 5447 views | cbower |
Mike Pollitt - 100% win record. Matt Elliot. Rory Fallon. |  |
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| ITFC Forgotten Players on 19:24 - Apr 17 with 5441 views | WeWereZombies |
Ken Hancock
Tommy Carroll
Bill Baxter
and more recently, Neal Alexander | |
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| ITFC Forgotten Players on 19:26 - Apr 17 with 5441 views | Ely_Blue |
| ITFC Forgotten Players on 19:21 - Apr 17 by PJH |
Certainly not forgotten by me, or anyone else that was following ITFC in 1962.
I was thinking earlier today that there are now only four of that team still in this world although they are still all in my head and heart. |
Not many of that era either from a playing or supporting perspective still around, my father passed away 6 weeks ago and I fondly remember all of these players he mentions from the late 50s and 60s | |
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| ITFC Forgotten Players on 19:28 - Apr 17 with 5438 views | PJH |
| ITFC Forgotten Players on 19:26 - Apr 17 by Ely_Blue |
Not many of that era either from a playing or supporting perspective still around, my father passed away 6 weeks ago and I fondly remember all of these players he mentions from the late 50s and 60s |
Well I am intending to be around for a while yet.
Sorry about your father. | | | |
| ITFC Forgotten Players on 19:38 - Apr 17 with 5430 views | Bluish |
Sylvain Legwinski. Would definitely make it into the Bearded Town XI. |  | | |
| ITFC Forgotten Players on 19:41 - Apr 17 with 5427 views | C_HealyIsAPleasure |
| ITFC Forgotten Players on 09:24 - Apr 17 by Superblue95 |
Gary Roberts
Andy Drury
Dean McDonald
Frazer Richardson
Anthony Wordsworth |
Frazer Richardson is a good one
No one has yet mentioned Jonathan Hunt, Sean Friars, John Kennedy or Patrick Kisnorbo - presumably as they’ve forgotten them
I also suspect people like Ben Pringle will be on these types of list in a few years, although probably a bit recent for now
Actually you could probably do about 7 teams of forgettable loan players given how many we’ve had in recent years. Reece Wabara anyone? |  |
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| ITFC Forgotten Players on 19:48 - Apr 17 with 5419 views | PJH |
Tom Carson-one game in 1987/88. | | | |
| ITFC Forgotten Players on 19:50 - Apr 17 with 5414 views | gordon |
Gavin Williams was one who was pretty classy, but was never quite fully fit.
What about Brian Murphy, Irish International shotstopper, or Earl Jean, who was nowhere hear as good as his name. |  | | |
| ITFC Forgotten Players on 19:53 - Apr 17 with 5409 views | gordon |
I presume everyone's got March 14th marked in the calendar by the way, in the spirit of this thread...
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| ITFC Forgotten Players on 22:18 - Apr 17 with 5358 views | Nthsuffolkblue |
| ITFC Forgotten Players on 14:35 - Apr 17 by GeoffSentence |
Not a forgotten player.
It is well known that in the 38 games he played for us we averaged 1.53 points per game. If this tally had been over the course of a single season it would have seen us challenging for the play-offs and this at a time when we were otherwise flirting with relegation.
He was rather overshadowed by the numerous better known keepers that were dragged in over that period, but as a team we did better with him in goal than any of the fancy dans who were better thought of. |
Was it ALB who was so nervous one match he was throwing up on the side of the pitch?
It seemed like he was a very ordinary keeper who did the basics well, played out of his skin as if every match was a cup final for him and the defence seemed to be more conscious of the need to protect him. It seemed that worked better than the more talented keepers. |  |
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