| Players of yesteryear who'd fit into 'the McKenna way'. 11:32 - Aug 16 with 2233 views | BlueBadger |
Following on from this:
The "new striker dilemma".... by BlueBadger 16 Aug 2022 11:16Ideally what we need to do, is go back in time, clone James Scowcroft from the 99/00 season and get McKenna to give him the number 9 role.
What others are there out there?
I'm gonna gonna start with Scowy(obvs), Eric Gates(old enough to remember seeing him play - one of my all time faves) and Cole Skuse of14/15(a much better range of passing than he's given credit for, would make an excellent foil for Morsy). |  |
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| Players of yesteryear who'd fit into 'the McKenna way'. on 13:08 - Aug 16 with 753 views | Metal_Hacker |
Big Fat Alan Brazil .. ball into feet ,on the spin , bottom corner |  |
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| Players of yesteryear who'd fit into 'the McKenna way'. on 13:10 - Aug 16 with 749 views | NthQldITFC |
Darren Bent up top, Shirley? |  |
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| Players of yesteryear who'd fit into 'the McKenna way'. on 13:47 - Aug 16 with 700 views | ElephantintheRoom |
Hmm - which way? The dull Man U training which turned Champions League contenders into relegation contenders? Last season’s version which neutered every goal scorer at the club and only used one side of the pitch - or this season’s version which uses both sides of the pitch?
At a rough guess I’d say every player in the history of the club pre 2000 would be more than comfortable in this league, with or without McKenna - including Graham Harbey. |  |
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| Players of yesteryear who'd fit into 'the McKenna way'. on 13:59 - Aug 16 with 660 views | Lower_North |
Sir Marcus Stewart | | | |
| Players of yesteryear who'd fit into 'the McKenna way'. on 14:03 - Aug 16 with 643 views | nodge_blue |
Mariner would be the most obvious No 9.
How about Bobby Petta left wing. |  |
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| Players of yesteryear who'd fit into 'the McKenna way'. on 14:32 - Aug 16 with 586 views | Tractorgirlforever |
Eric gates, one of my all time favourite players too. |  | | |
| Players of yesteryear who'd fit into 'the McKenna way'. on 15:29 - Aug 16 with 536 views | StochesStotasBlewe |
John Wark.
With those late runs into the penalty area, he'd have an absolute field day. |  |
| We have no village green, or a shop.
It's very, very quiet.
I can walk to the pub. |
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| Players of yesteryear who'd fit into 'the McKenna way'. on 15:32 - Aug 16 with 524 views | jeera |
| Players of yesteryear who'd fit into 'the McKenna way'. on 13:59 - Aug 16 by Lower_North |
Sir Marcus Stewart |
Precisely the type we're missing.
Add one clone of him and the rest is already in place. |  |
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| Players of yesteryear who'd fit into 'the McKenna way'. on 15:35 - Aug 16 with 495 views | Metal_Hacker |
| Players of yesteryear who'd fit into 'the McKenna way'. on 15:32 - Aug 16 by jeera |
Precisely the type we're missing.
Add one clone of him and the rest is already in place. |
I still remember watching Southampton away on SKY that year - the guy was unplayable
The header , the pen !!!!!
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| Players of yesteryear who'd fit into 'the McKenna way'. on 15:36 - Aug 16 with 493 views | Skip_Intro |
Reuser as a 10 and Clapham at LWB |  | | |
| Players of yesteryear who'd fit into 'the McKenna way'. on 17:32 - Aug 16 with 437 views | BigCommon |
Foe sheer energy and "robustness", I'll give Bam Bam a shout..
For the more intricate side of McKenna ball. Maybe a Frans Thyjsenn?
N.B. Defacto, Paul Mariner fits into any side. |  | | |
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