| The most successful team playing Mckenna football... 07:32 - Oct 5 with 549 views | muccletonjoe |
Was Leeds United of the late 60s early 70s. They played exactly the same formation and tactics. The 2 wing backs were Cooper and Reaney , both England players. The pivot in midfield was Bremner ( a morsy type player if there ever was one) and Giles , a fantastic distributor. Wide right was Lorrimer and left the wonderful Eddie Gray. 10, was Alan Clarke , another England international, centre forward , Mick Jones. Perhaps the most uncompromising team I have ever seen in England. The centre backs were Norman Hunter and Jack Charlton. You needed to be made of pretty stern stuff to get the better of those 2. I can't see our 2 ever winning a game just by walking onto the pitch. |  | | |  |
| The most successful team playing Mckenna football... on 08:59 - Oct 5 with 361 views | Sharkey |
The XI that lost to Colchester. (Not much rotation going on there!)
1
Gary Sprake
2
Paul Reaney
3
Terry Cooper
4
Mick Bates
5
Jack Charlton
6
Norman Hunter
7
Peter Lorimer
8
Allan Clarke
9
Mick Jones
10
Johnny Giles
11
Paul Madeley |  | | |
| The most successful team playing Mckenna football... on 10:44 - Oct 5 with 214 views | muccletonjoe |
| The most successful team playing Mckenna football... on 08:59 - Oct 5 by Sharkey |
The XI that lost to Colchester. (Not much rotation going on there!)
1
Gary Sprake
2
Paul Reaney
3
Terry Cooper
4
Mick Bates
5
Jack Charlton
6
Norman Hunter
7
Peter Lorimer
8
Allan Clarke
9
Mick Jones
10
Johnny Giles
11
Paul Madeley |
Remember that. 3- 2 ray crawford. One of the biggest cup upsets. | | | |
| (No subject) (n/t) on 10:45 - Oct 5 with 204 views | bsw72 |
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| The most successful team playing Mckenna football... on 10:47 - Oct 5 with 198 views | Wallingford_Boy |
We don’t play with wing backs. |  |
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| The most successful team playing Mckenna football... on 11:58 - Oct 5 with 111 views | hochiblue |
| The most successful team playing Mckenna football... on 08:59 - Oct 5 by Sharkey |
The XI that lost to Colchester. (Not much rotation going on there!)
1
Gary Sprake
2
Paul Reaney
3
Terry Cooper
4
Mick Bates
5
Jack Charlton
6
Norman Hunter
7
Peter Lorimer
8
Allan Clarke
9
Mick Jones
10
Johnny Giles
11
Paul Madeley |
And as Ray said beforehand - Leeds are my rabbits, I always score against them. And he did. I was there, Ray always my favourite player. |  | | |
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