Davycc wrote:Agree with most of the selections but am a tad suprised only Selby White mentioned Gary Kelly. I always thought that he did everything needed when needed without a fuss. Cant really remember him having a total disaster. I don't think we'll ever see another one club player, not in the top 2 divisions anyway. So much depends on fitness now and once that starts to go then most will take a paycheck from a lower league club and move on rather that quit at say 36-38. Of course that fecker Giggs is the exception to my rule.
NottinghamWhite wrote:Malcolm Stark wrote:Nice story. I like the fact that McGovern has no bitter memories of his short time at Leeds, even though it must have been a miserable time. Every time I hear him, he's a funny, straight-talking bloke.
Might he have eventually succeeded under Jimmy Armfield? Maybe, but we'll never know.
Don't think either of them were that happy when they realised I was a Leeds fan if I'm honestNeither of them were ever given a chance, McGovern was actually a really good player but the fans were on their backs from Day 1. If you are to believe everything you see and hear McKenzie was Clough's ears and eyes in the dressing room reporting all the goings on back to Clough. This is actually portrayed in the Damned United.
I've just looked up that O'Hare played 6 games and McGovern 4 for us, if memory serves me correctly I don't think either played for Leeds post Clough. Hopefully there's someone on here that can confirm that.
Mr Russell wrote:ok here's some of mine
Tony Currie
Vinny Jones
Arthur Graham
Duncan McKenzie
Ian Baird
David Batty
Ray Hankin
Joe Jordan
And if i was going on Notthingham Whites reasons for a cult hero (1st Leeds goalscorer etc)
Vince Hilaire
Aces i could start that thread which would include Rachubka but i don't think the Admin would approve
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