General Football Thread

[MDK]

We know Belgians love chips. Can't be said of certain Danish folk.

[9 to 5]

Oh, since we are going to name 90's footballers again:

Steve Ogzrizovic

At this stage you are just naming former Coventry players.

[MDK]

Ahem.

[Thrilla]

Wegerle was one of those random Yanks that turned up in the Premiership in the mid-90s, along with Sommer and Harkes.

[MDK]

Wegerle was one of those random Yanks that turned up in the Premiership in the mid-90s, along with Sommer and Harkes.

Preki!

[Benji]

Wegerle was one of those random Yanks that turned up in the Premiership in the mid-90s, along with Sommer and Harkes.

Preki!

No need for name calling.

[Lineker]

This would be a wonderful opportunity for someone to dig out the Obscure Premiership Footballers thread

[Matt]

Didn't that very quickly devolve into "here is a player I liked in the 90s" rather than obscure players

[MDK]

Didn't that very quickly devolve into "here is a player I liked in the 90s" rather than obscure players

Martin Ling

[TCO]

Roy Regerle was before my time but his career and Wikipedia page is stupidly interesting.

He moved from an indoor league team to Chelsea!

[brenchill]

[MDK]

dem locks

[9 to 5]

And nearly 200 caps.

[Gazz]

We know Belgians love chips. Can't be said of certain Danish folk.

The greatest defender in football history. Absolute hero.

[MDK]

We know Belgians love chips. Can't be said of certain Danish folk.

The greatest defender in football history. Absolute hero.

Bloody right, amen!

[TCO]

Just thinking about his goal against United still gives me goosebumps.

It is statistical fact that Philippe Albert is the greatest.

[Colly]

He was alright.

[Rafael]

He was no Craig Moore, but yeah, he was actually alright.

[brenchill]

He was no Craig Moore, but yeah, he was actually alright.

Yeah he really fit the mould of your typical Newcastle player.

Injured

[Gazz]

I will not have the name of Phillippe Albert sullied with such comparisons and slander.

You're both going to die. Rafa first.