| Keogh and aging defenders 13:40 - Aug 9 with 2343 views | baxterbasics |
Trying to think of any other defenders who've been brought in at the twilight of their career and done a decent job for us.
There was Unsworth, though he was a sprightly 32. |  |
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| Keogh and aging defenders on 15:00 - Aug 9 with 529 views | Hipsterectomy |
We signed Stephen Ward a few seasons ago. He wasn’t particularly good but somehow played 30 games for us apparently at 34/35 |  |
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| Keogh and aging defenders on 15:10 - Aug 9 with 510 views | Blue_Moses |
Mowbray is probably the best signing we have made in the past 25 years. I'm surprised this post hasn't been deleted out of embarrassment. |  | | |
| Keogh and aging defenders on 15:13 - Aug 9 with 497 views | chicoazul |
| Keogh and aging defenders on 13:52 - Aug 9 by Trequartista |
John Scales. Don't think he ever started a leagur game at Portman Road. |
He was a perm signing wasn’t he? |  |
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| Keogh and aging defenders on 15:14 - Aug 9 with 495 views | chicoazul |
| Keogh and aging defenders on 15:10 - Aug 9 by Blue_Moses |
Mowbray is probably the best signing we have made in the past 25 years. I'm surprised this post hasn't been deleted out of embarrassment. |
He was 31. | |
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| Keogh and aging defenders on 15:20 - Aug 9 with 492 views | Blue_Moses |
| Keogh and aging defenders on 15:14 - Aug 9 by chicoazul |
He was 31. |
In terms of fitness/health Keogh is probably about the equivalent of a 31 year old Mowbray in 1999. You and I both know back then that players still went out on the piss every weekend (and some midweek that). | | | |
| Keogh and aging defenders on 15:23 - Aug 9 with 486 views | FoghornGleghorn |
George Santos. If your measure of doing a good job is how consistently a ball is headed directly up in the air. | | | |
| Keogh and aging defenders on 15:28 - Aug 9 with 473 views | FoghornGleghorn |
I seem to remember in amongst Paul Jewell's rotating cast of ageing hired guns lucky-dipped from the footballing bin, Danny Collins had a reasonably good spell for us. | | | |
| Keogh and aging defenders on 15:43 - Aug 9 with 454 views | baxterbasics |
| Keogh and aging defenders on 15:10 - Aug 9 by Blue_Moses |
Mowbray is probably the best signing we have made in the past 25 years. I'm surprised this post hasn't been deleted out of embarrassment. |
Obviously I was aware of Mowbray, though he was marginally before my time as a fan so I was thinking more recently, and as has been pointed out was only 31. | |
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| Keogh and aging defenders on 16:03 - Aug 9 with 421 views | PhilTWTD |
| Keogh and aging defenders on 15:20 - Aug 9 by Blue_Moses |
In terms of fitness/health Keogh is probably about the equivalent of a 31 year old Mowbray in 1999. You and I both know back then that players still went out on the piss every weekend (and some midweek that). |
Mogga's teetotal! |  | | |
| Keogh and aging defenders on 16:51 - Aug 9 with 389 views | gramps |
| Keogh and aging defenders on 13:58 - Aug 9 by Trequartista |
Mowbray was 36 when he retired after the play-off final. I think I read Keogh is 36 this week. |
Chambers is 36 - just like Keogh!! |  |
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| Keogh and aging defenders on 16:55 - Aug 9 with 384 views | cbower |
| Keogh and aging defenders on 13:53 - Aug 9 by Mullet |
Stephen Taylor and St Ledger were lesser successful entries too weren't they? |
St Ledger wasn't old iirc and I don't reckon he started a game. A real ageing flop was Ivar Ingimarsson! |  |
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| Keogh and aging defenders on 17:09 - Aug 9 with 361 views | Colin_Viljoen |
| Keogh and aging defenders on 16:51 - Aug 9 by gramps |
Chambers is 36 - just like Keogh!! |
Well if Chambers has a good game tonight who knows?? |  | | |
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