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1 hour ago, loweman2 said:

Todd and McFarland ! the epitome of 1970s English football !

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That back 4 of Nish - McFarland, Todd, Webster was without a shadow of a doubt the best English back 4 to ever play the game together.

The first 3 all played for England and Ronny was a rock and totally underestimated imho.

Without injuries and moron managers Toddy and Mac would both be nudging 100 caps apiece. 

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2 hours ago, Parsnip said:

Who's our most famous manager?

 

2 hours ago, Smyth_18 said:

We've had a fair few;

Frank Lampard
Brian Clough
Steve Mac
Nigel Clough

Controversially i would say in that order.

Fair assessment in the famous stakes but Schteve has gotta be the richest. He has after all got an island all of his own.

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never ceases to amaze me how people cannot grasp such a basic concept as this question!

Players-

Ashley Cole, Darren Bent, Danny Mills (bleurghh), Tom Huddlestone, Joe Ledley, Robbie Savage and Kevin Kilbane all have pretty decent media profiles, and all broadcast abroad with BBC, BT and Sky.

In sheer footballing terms, Mark Wright, Peter Shilton, Dean Saunders, Igor Stimac, George Kinkladze were pretty well known for on the pitch exploits.

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43 minutes ago, Steve How Hard? said:

 

Fair assessment in the famous stakes but Schteve has gotta be the richest. He has after all got an island all of his own.

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I reckon the rest of his hair will go before the island does. So if he spiked the island he'd look like a unicorn.

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15 minutes ago, Bob The Badger said:

How dare you mention Billy Caskey without Vic Moreland?

It's like mentioning Abbott without Costello, Laurel without Hardy or Theresa May without clusterduck.

Caskey and Moreland - wasn't that a 1970s detective series that used to be on Sunday nights? 

Caskey was the chain smoking Cockney, just one job from retirment and Moreland was the young upstart, who didn't care if the rules got broken just as long as the case got cracked.

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