| After signing an Iraqi what is our greatest non European team? Excluding loans. 18:48 - Jan 29 with 1623 views | SouthPoleBlue |
Forrest
Yallop. de Vos. Burgess. Taricco
Morsy. Luongo
Edwards. Bru. George
Baker (USA)
Subs
Smith
Donacien
Peters
Scotland
Paz
Bozinoski
Civelli
Ahadme
Diallo
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| After signing an Iraqi what is our greatest non European team? Excluding loans. on 18:58 - Jan 29 with 1559 views | Stourbridgeblue |
You get an UP vote for Gerry Baker. My 1st ever Town game I saw him score a hat trick. We lost 6-3 to Spurs. I believe he is the only Town player to score a hat trick and lose. |  |
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| After signing an Iraqi what is our greatest non European team? Excluding loans. on 19:02 - Jan 29 with 1536 views | MattinLondon |
Depends on your definition of non-European.
A number of those players have EU passports (think that’s how we got Tarricco as he was entitled to an Italian passport from his dad). Morsy was born in Wolverhampton and our new striker has been in this country since he was one year old. |  | | |
| After signing an Iraqi what is our greatest non European team? Excluding loans. on 19:04 - Jan 29 with 1532 views | yorkshireblue |
Does Fabian Wilnis qualify? |  | | |
| After signing an Iraqi what is our greatest non European team? Excluding loans. on 19:05 - Jan 29 with 1522 views | Sharkey |
Picking Scotland (Trinidad) ahead of Lisbie ( Jamaica) is the kind of thing that used to start riots in the golden age of West Indies cricket. |  | | |
| After signing an Iraqi what is our greatest non European team? Excluding loans. on 19:18 - Jan 29 with 1484 views | HighgateBlue |
| After signing an Iraqi what is our greatest non European team? Excluding loans. on 19:04 - Jan 29 by yorkshireblue |
Does Fabian Wilnis qualify? |
Yeah, similar issue to Zondervan - both born in Suriname. Zondervan did play for the Netherlands though, if that affects qualification for the purposes of this thread?
(Also Ahadme, born in Spain but played for Morocco at youth level. Probably also others...) |  | | |
| After signing an Iraqi what is our greatest non European team? Excluding loans. on 19:26 - Jan 29 with 1455 views | ArnoldMoorhen |
Born outside Europe XI:
Roy Bailey
Frank Yallop Jason De Vos Terry Butcher Mauricio Taricco
Massimo Luongo Romeo Zondervan
Carlos Edwards Colin Viljoen Finidi George
Mich D'Avray
Could play Super Kieran McKenna's assymetric 4-2-3-1 with Taricco given license to press on.
Two club legends in Bailey and Butcher, most of the rest just a nudge or two down from that. Striker is where we are weakest in this category.
Viljoen could play the Chaplin role. Most of the team can tackle, but if you want a more Morsy-like ball winner in Central Midfield for this formation, then Guirane N'Daw would be the best option. | | | |
| After signing an Iraqi what is our greatest non European team? Excluding loans. on 19:40 - Jan 29 with 1417 views | SouthPoleBlue |
| After signing an Iraqi what is our greatest non European team? Excluding loans. on 19:26 - Jan 29 by ArnoldMoorhen |
Born outside Europe XI:
Roy Bailey
Frank Yallop Jason De Vos Terry Butcher Mauricio Taricco
Massimo Luongo Romeo Zondervan
Carlos Edwards Colin Viljoen Finidi George
Mich D'Avray
Could play Super Kieran McKenna's assymetric 4-2-3-1 with Taricco given license to press on.
Two club legends in Bailey and Butcher, most of the rest just a nudge or two down from that. Striker is where we are weakest in this category.
Viljoen could play the Chaplin role. Most of the team can tackle, but if you want a more Morsy-like ball winner in Central Midfield for this formation, then Guirane N'Daw would be the best option. |
So the rules are entirely based on which country they represented. So that rules out viljoen and I think d^array as well as zondervan.
I wasn't sure re Roy Bailey.
Baker is in top 15 all time town scorers so must have been good! | | | |
| After signing an Iraqi what is our greatest non European team? Excluding loans. on 20:08 - Jan 29 with 1354 views | JonBlue |
I'm surprised Sergei Baltacha hasn't got a mention yet. |  | | |
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| After signing an Iraqi what is our greatest non European team? Excluding loans. on 20:16 - Jan 29 with 1330 views | ArnoldMoorhen |
| After signing an Iraqi what is our greatest non European team? Excluding loans. on 20:08 - Jan 29 by JonBlue |
I'm surprised Sergei Baltacha hasn't got a mention yet. |
It's a pretty hot political take to say that Ukraine isn't European! | | | |
| After signing an Iraqi what is our greatest non European team? Excluding loans. on 20:24 - Jan 29 with 1312 views | JonBlue |
| After signing an Iraqi what is our greatest non European team? Excluding loans. on 20:16 - Jan 29 by ArnoldMoorhen |
It's a pretty hot political take to say that Ukraine isn't European! |
Fair point...  | | | |
| After signing an Iraqi what is our greatest non European team? Excluding loans. on 20:46 - Jan 29 with 1253 views | Swansea_Blue |
I’m having loans, as we’re allowed up to 5 in the squad. It’s a tough one though - the first 11 picks itself with a couple of arguable picks. But for the subs anyone will do. We’ve had less non-European players than I’d appreciated.
Forrest
Yallop de Vos. Carter-Vickers Treacle
Morsy Luongo
Finidi Gio Edwards
Johnson
Burgess
Peters
Bru
Civelli
Edwards
d’Avray
Fallon |  |
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| After signing an Iraqi what is our greatest non European team? Excluding loans. on 07:31 - Jan 30 with 1017 views | Bluespeed225 |
| After signing an Iraqi what is our greatest non European team? Excluding loans. on 19:26 - Jan 29 by ArnoldMoorhen |
Born outside Europe XI:
Roy Bailey
Frank Yallop Jason De Vos Terry Butcher Mauricio Taricco
Massimo Luongo Romeo Zondervan
Carlos Edwards Colin Viljoen Finidi George
Mich D'Avray
Could play Super Kieran McKenna's assymetric 4-2-3-1 with Taricco given license to press on.
Two club legends in Bailey and Butcher, most of the rest just a nudge or two down from that. Striker is where we are weakest in this category.
Viljoen could play the Chaplin role. Most of the team can tackle, but if you want a more Morsy-like ball winner in Central Midfield for this formation, then Guirane N'Daw would be the best option. |
If we'd signed Gary Bailey we could have wheeled out the 'One of our own' song early doors. Now, was he a hozzy birth, or can he nail his colours to one of the esates? Crofts massive? | | | |
| After signing an Iraqi what is our greatest non European team? Excluding loans. on 07:55 - Jan 30 with 972 views | Meadowlark |
Alan Brazil surely?  |  | | |
| After signing an Iraqi what is our greatest non European team? Excluding loans. on 08:40 - Jan 30 with 921 views | TractorCam |
Giovani Dos Santos... |  |
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| After signing an Iraqi what is our greatest non European team? Excluding loans. on 09:13 - Jan 30 with 835 views | CityBlue |
| After signing an Iraqi what is our greatest non European team? Excluding loans. on 19:04 - Jan 29 by yorkshireblue |
Does Fabian Wilnis qualify? |
Well Surinam is a dutch colony but not European so I would say yes.... |  |
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| After signing an Iraqi what is our greatest non European team? Excluding loans. on 10:35 - Jan 30 with 740 views | MedwayTractor |
| After signing an Iraqi what is our greatest non European team? Excluding loans. on 19:26 - Jan 29 by ArnoldMoorhen |
Born outside Europe XI:
Roy Bailey
Frank Yallop Jason De Vos Terry Butcher Mauricio Taricco
Massimo Luongo Romeo Zondervan
Carlos Edwards Colin Viljoen Finidi George
Mich D'Avray
Could play Super Kieran McKenna's assymetric 4-2-3-1 with Taricco given license to press on.
Two club legends in Bailey and Butcher, most of the rest just a nudge or two down from that. Striker is where we are weakest in this category.
Viljoen could play the Chaplin role. Most of the team can tackle, but if you want a more Morsy-like ball winner in Central Midfield for this formation, then Guirane N'Daw would be the best option. |
You forgot Willie Havenga! |  |
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| After signing an Iraqi what is our greatest non European team? Excluding loans. on 11:13 - Jan 30 with 683 views | hunty21 |
Sixto peralta has to be up there | | | |
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