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  • californiahoop
    Silver Seat
    • Mar 2009
    • 4932

    #1

    Stan Bowles

    I was listening to Trevor Francis on fantasy football last night, he was talking about the best players he had played with, this is a guy that played in Italy at the time Seria A WAS the league, he also played for England, and that great Notts Forest team. So when asked to name the top players he had played with and he mentions Stan the Man, nuff said. The best I have seen in the hoops.
    Kept the faith!
  • lymehoop
    Gold Seat
    • Mar 2009
    • 7380

    #2
    he wasn't too shabby himself, thought the hat-trick he got for us against Villa was top drawer
    I must away now, I can no longer tarry
    This morning's tempest I have to cross
    I must be guided without a stumble
    Into the arms I love the most

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    • californiahoop
      Silver Seat
      • Mar 2009
      • 4932

      #3
      Yeah good player even in his mid thirties.
      Kept the faith!

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      • QPRDave
        The number 10
        • Mar 2009
        • 32079

        #4
        Originally posted by lymehoop
        he wasn't too shabby himself, thought the hat-trick he got for us against Villa was top drawer
        ...and that flying bicycle kick v Charlton was it?

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        • californiahoop
          Silver Seat
          • Mar 2009
          • 4932

          #5
          I remember him scoring a hatrick at Villa park, I think? and one was a lob over the keeper.
          Kept the faith!

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          • bushcelt1
            CCG
            • Sep 2009
            • 11070

            #6
            Stan bowles was my first football hero-everyone in the playground wanted to be him. Our greatest player. Amazing that england never acchieved more in the 70's-an abundance of genuinely great players....shame a lot were drinkers.
            PRIDE OF LONDON.

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            • QPRDave
              The number 10
              • Mar 2009
              • 32079

              #7
              Originally posted by bushcelt1
              Stan bowles was my first football hero-everyone in the playground wanted to be him. Our greatest player. Amazing that england never acchieved more in the 70's-an abundance of genuinely great players....shame a lot were drinkers.
              same..well actually a lot of my mates were Toshack,Keegan, Greenhoff etc

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              • californiahoop
                Silver Seat
                • Mar 2009
                • 4932

                #8
                Originally posted by bushcelt1
                Stan bowles was my first football hero-everyone in the playground wanted to be him. Our greatest player. Amazing that england never acchieved more in the 70's-an abundance of genuinely great players....shame a lot were drinkers.
                Very skillful players around and quite a few of them wore the hoops around that period, but you could be right, it could have been a lifestyle problem, shame,
                Kept the faith!

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                • bushcelt1
                  CCG
                  • Sep 2009
                  • 11070

                  #9
                  Agree dave,always a greenhoff,keegan or a peter lorimer when it came to a blistering shot from all of 3yds. Shilton over clemence but always parkes for me. Lifestyles in those days Defo stopped the national team being gr during that period imo. The fa Hated that maverick/free spirit image and style...frank worthington being an example-.so talented.
                  PRIDE OF LONDON.

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                  • twranger
                    On the posh naughty step
                    • Mar 2009
                    • 10472

                    #10
                    Originally posted by bushcelt1
                    Agree dave,always a greenhoff,keegan or a peter lorimer when it came to a blistering shot from all of 3yds. Shilton over clemence but always parkes for me. Lifestyles in those days Defo stopped the national team being gr during that period imo. The fa Hated that maverick/free spirit image and style...frank worthington being an example-.so talented.
                    think Alan Hudson came in that category as well Bush....great player but should have got greater recognition imo.

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                    • californiahoop
                      Silver Seat
                      • Mar 2009
                      • 4932

                      #11
                      Originally posted by bushcelt1
                      Agree dave,always a greenhoff,keegan or a peter lorimer when it came to a blistering shot from all of 3yds. Shilton over clemence but always parkes for me. Lifestyles in those days Defo stopped the national team being gr during that period imo. The fa Hated that maverick/free spirit image and style...frank worthington being an example-.so talented.
                      I remember seeing Worthingham score one of the best goals I have seen by an away team.
                      Kept the faith!

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                      • QPRDave
                        The number 10
                        • Mar 2009
                        • 32079

                        #12
                        Originally posted by bushcelt1
                        Agree dave,always a greenhoff,keegan or a peter lorimer when it came to a blistering shot from all of 3yds. Shilton over clemence but always parkes for me. Lifestyles in those days Defo stopped the national team being gr during that period imo. The fa Hated that maverick/free spirit image and style...frank worthington being an example-.so talented.
                        Yeah haha so right mate. I remember the Cossack hairspray add on the telly and the pride i had it was Phil Parkes our keeper chosen for it. Remember giving it large
                        to a west ham fan that Mervyn Day was garbage compared to Phil!
                        Worthington was a proper ******* type wasn't he, it was one of the things i liked about Stan, his taunting of opposition players... his all over the papers, not only the back pages...rebel
                        ^
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                        Last edited by QPRDave; 22-03-2014, 10:01 PM.

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                        • bushcelt1
                          CCG
                          • Sep 2009
                          • 11070

                          #13
                          Spot on tw-peter osgood also. The fa should be shot for some decisions even regarding managers...clough being an example. Yes men in charge changed silky skills for up and under tackics.
                          PRIDE OF LONDON.

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                          • bushcelt1
                            CCG
                            • Sep 2009
                            • 11070

                            #14
                            Tony currie ffs...
                            PRIDE OF LONDON.

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                            • twranger
                              On the posh naughty step
                              • Mar 2009
                              • 10472

                              #15
                              Originally posted by bushcelt1
                              Spot on tw-peter osgood also. The fa should be shot for some decisions even regarding managers...clough being an example. Yes men in charge changed silky skills for up and under tackics.
                              yeah, forgot about Osgood, him as well......more recently Le Tiss too, how he never played more for England is beyond me!!!

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