| Good Town players that we never seemed to love 12:42 - Apr 4 with 2030 views | wkj |
Flipping the script on the other post. This one will be much more difficult than the other as there will be a lot of confliction opinions.
I am going to put my knackers on the block and say Keith Andrews.
Played in 20 games for town and scored 9 during his loan, clearly a good tally for a defensive midfielder - but rarely gets talked about or high praise on here. Certainly wasn't disliked, but probably deserves a bit more praise. |  |
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| Good Town players that we never seemed to love on 18:51 - Apr 4 with 374 views | Vic |
Cole Skuse |  |
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| Good Town players that we never seemed to love on 18:52 - Apr 4 with 375 views | MB26 |
Perhaps he wasn't the most successful striker we've had but I think he struggled to play up top alone... I always rated Brett Pitman and I think he deserved a lot more credit.
More than adept as a championship striker and the rarely seen partnership he had with Sears was quite effective at times. |  | | |
| Good Town players that we never seemed to love on 19:47 - Apr 4 with 335 views | SuperCoops |
| Good Town players that we never seemed to love on 18:45 - Apr 4 by monkeymagic |
David Lowe and Kevin Wilson. Relative bargains and consistently good in what at the time felt like dark days. Compared to the the last 14, they were of course the glory years. |
I wouldn't say either were "unloved". |  | | |
| Good Town players that we never seemed to love on 19:48 - Apr 4 with 334 views | Swailsey |
I’m sure it’s been said; but the answer will always be Jermaine Wright. |  |
| Who said: "Colin Healy made Cesc Fabregas look like Colin Healy"? | We miss you TLA |
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| Good Town players that we never seemed to love on 20:05 - Apr 4 with 319 views | ACP84 |
Steve Sedgley |  | | |
| Good Town players that we never seemed to love on 20:30 - Apr 4 with 300 views | acj |
| Good Town players that we never seemed to love on 14:30 - Apr 4 by bournemouthblue |
15 for set pieces too
Ian Westlake had a pretty good career with us and then declined at an incredible rate
Jermaine Wright despite all the criticism he would get had plenty of ability as displayed with some of the thunderbolts he scored |
I’d give Currie even higher for his free kicks - maybe an 18. Maybe I’m remembering with rose-tinted glasses but I had such confidence we were gunna score any time we got a free kick within about 40 yards of goal, as they were so good whether he was shooting or crossing (and he used to score a few where the cross would bounce in at the back post after everyone had missed it). 1 pace is probably also generous though, he used to look like he was going backwards sometimes, despite having a 10 yard head start on the opposing player. |  |
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| Good Town players that we never seemed to love on 10:40 - Apr 5 with 225 views | DinnernotTea |
DJ Campbell. 10 in 17 which kept us up. Weirdly never spoken about as a hero. |  |
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| Good Town players that we never seemed to love on 10:44 - Apr 5 with 221 views | gordon |
Marcus Bent and Gavin Williams are two that were really good players in their time here but not really remembered much. |  | | |
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| Good Town players that we never seemed to love on 10:54 - Apr 5 with 210 views | Hipsterectomy |
| Good Town players that we never seemed to love on 20:30 - Apr 4 by acj |
I’d give Currie even higher for his free kicks - maybe an 18. Maybe I’m remembering with rose-tinted glasses but I had such confidence we were gunna score any time we got a free kick within about 40 yards of goal, as they were so good whether he was shooting or crossing (and he used to score a few where the cross would bounce in at the back post after everyone had missed it). 1 pace is probably also generous though, he used to look like he was going backwards sometimes, despite having a 10 yard head start on the opposing player. |
I remember a lot of goals Currie assisted with he just stopped with the ball and then floated a perfect cross in for Alan Lee or someone to head in. He was also our corner taker when Naylor/De Vos would usually get 5 or 6 each a season from corners and I felt we could score at any corner we were given with him. Now we're lucky if we pass the first man.
We loaned him to Derby in their promotion season who helped them get over the line. It was weird as nobody I knew really cared we had lost him, yet a team going for promotion saw him as an improvement. |  |
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