Tony Currie

[West Acton]

was he any goid for us???

[1973 ranger]

He was different gravy Westy. Class act.

[hal9thou]

Honestly? Meh. Bit past it by the time he arrived. At least, that's my memory of it....

[West Acton]

Who else he play for guys

[brightonr]

Who else he play for guys

Sheffield United and Leeds.

Oh, and England.

[Gtleighsr3]

remember the our currie gives spurs the s h i t s banner 82

[hal9thou]

Sheffield United

Where he is a legend, and was unquestionably at his best.

Legs shot by the time he turned up here.

[1973 ranger]

Legs may have gone but could pass the ball Hal and he had a younger midfielder called Gary Waddock next to him who did the running for him.

[Rangers77]

Past his best when here, sure, but quality. Great passer. And scored some amazing goals. Fulham and Watford at home were amazing goals.

[West Acton]

That’s some memory 77

[loftbalcony]

Famous Wembley 82 pic with police horse. "CURRIE GIVES HODDLE THE RUNS"
Google it, I'm in it and so is my dad.

[SheepRanger]

I remember the day he signed for us when I was a young lad. Wow, it was big news and surprise to everyone that he signed for us. I was jumping for joy that such a class player would join us. I don't think any signing since has caused me so much excitement. Unfortunately; I never saw him play but I found his email address when he was working for Sheffield United and I sent him a mail thanking him for joining us.

[Norths]

Famous Wembley 82 pic with police horse. "CURRIE GIVES HODDLE THE RUNS"
Google it, I'm in it and so is my dad.

[Rangers77]

That’s some memory 77

Lol. Remember beating Fulham 3-0 with ease in September 79 with Currie and Bowles being brilliant. Currie scored a volleyed lob from 30 yards. Anyone else remember that? Wasn’t on TV. So amazing because for the first two seasons I watched the Rs they were mostly atrocious.......

[loftbalcony]

That's the pic although that one is slightly cropped, my dad and I are just to left hand side of the cropped edge of that pic, others are on Google too. I found the picture about 10 years ago in Marks and Spencer of all places, the wife was looking at clothes and me doing the typical bloke thing wandered off to a display selling marks and Spencer own brand books, one was called the pictorial history of the fa cup so naturally I turned to 1982 and saw my dad's face looking right at the camera, he had already passed away and it was a surreal moment. I bought 2 copies and sent one to my sister.
My dad's face is clear as day and I have my back to camera. I'm very proud that my dad and I are in such an iconic picture.