I'd rather have played with many of those listed when I was a lad, so that I could have had more interest in playing... Instead I only really started to kick a ball at 16.
Went to Harry’s funeral a while back.....Paul Went was there and I had a long chat with him.....who would have thought that not long after he too would pass away, though he did look very unwell when I saw him.
Not a terrible midfield either, none of them bar Kinsella mean much to me as players however they were all around at the tipping point of football when it got far more analytical and science based yet where young enough to have their share of stories from club football and from sharing dressing rooms with some real monsters to seeing the game change into what it has now become.
They are all rumoured to enjoy a skimish as well, however in the spirit of the original post (I've just worked out what OP means) I reckon these guys would be old enough to not be ordering up packets and getting folded yet would give amazing conversation. Fucking hell I feel old writing that
Jimmy Greaves Rodney Marsh Frank Worthington Don Hutchinson
The first three you just know are going to be as entertaining as they were as players. As for Hutchinson, seen a lot of him as a pundit and talks a really good game and you know he's got stories.
They'll never be a silent moment and if I can still breath from laughing after i'd be surprised and one of them is bound to get into a ruck in the pub.
Garry Nelson Chris Powell Keith Peacock - the 3 nicest men in football Official Mark Kinsella - the heartbeat of Charlton's most successful spell during my Addicktion
with Andy Reid to pop in with his guitar and we'll run through a few crowd pleasers
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Eddie Youds (obvs)
Le Tiss
Dennis Irwin (have to have someone from fergie's utd so went lower key, but Irish so imagine he'll enjoy a pint)
Good question.
Puts me in mind of the 'quickly kevin' podcast, brilliant show about 90s football.
Maradonna
Best
Alan Jones from my old Sunday team (he still owes me £50 from 1981)
Paul Scholes
Michael Owen
All guys who love a joke , would be a top evening.
Charlie Wright
Paul Went
Alan Campbell
Roy Keane
Paul Ince
Muzzy Izzet
Not a terrible midfield either, none of them bar Kinsella mean much to me as players however they were all around at the tipping point of football when it got far more analytical and science based yet where young enough to have their share of stories from club football and from sharing dressing rooms with some real monsters to seeing the game change into what it has now become.
They are all rumoured to enjoy a skimish as well, however in the spirit of the original post (I've just worked out what OP means) I reckon these guys would be old enough to not be ordering up packets and getting folded yet would give amazing conversation. Fucking hell I feel old writing that
Johan Cruyff
Marcelo Bielsa
Roberto Mancini
Allan Simonsen
Brian Laudrup
Jim Baxter
Gianni Rivera
Rodney Marsh
Frank Worthington
Don Hutchinson
The first three you just know are going to be as entertaining as they were as players. As for Hutchinson, seen a lot of him as a pundit and talks a really good game and you know he's got stories.
Yann
Yann
Yann
Shankley
Klopp
Clough
Ferguson
Jimmy Greaves
Derek Hales
Mark Fish
Vinnie Jones
Gazza
Di Canio
They'll never be a silent moment and if I can still breath from laughing after i'd be surprised and one of them is bound to get into a ruck in the pub.
Johann Cruyff
George Best
Clive Mendonca.
Soulemayne Diawarra
Yasmin Mouatakil
Reza Ghoochannejhad
.......ideal for the tightfisted drinker at least.
Robinson (endless energy down the wing)
Peake (who could forget that goal at st Andrews against Leeds)
Mendonca (say more)
Maybe not the most entertaining beer but I feel I owe them each more than one.
Chris Powell
Keith Peacock - the 3 nicest men in football Official
Mark Kinsella - the heartbeat of Charlton's most successful spell during my Addicktion
with Andy Reid to pop in with his guitar and we'll run through a few crowd pleasers