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  • vanhoop
    CCG
    • Mar 2009
    • 9642

    #16
    tony roberts was another along with stevie palmer.i know ill get slated for palmer but for me he wore the shirt with pride and done his best
    Ooh northern lads love gravy

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    • RussRanger
      Unlucky Bloke
      • Apr 2009
      • 4055

      #17
      Steve Palmer.

      Either great minds thinking at the same time or there's an echo somewhere.

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      • vanhoop
        CCG
        • Mar 2009
        • 9642

        #18
        Originally posted by RussRanger
        Steve Palmer.

        Either great minds thinking at the same time or there's an echo somewhere.
        got to be great minds russ,,hows it going with the ladies
        Ooh northern lads love gravy

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        • acricketer
          Platinum Seat
          • Mar 2009
          • 12068

          #19
          Micky Leach

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          • MattyRangers
            Slimmer of The Year
            • Jun 2011
            • 24914

            #20
            Too young to rememeber anything in too much detail before about 1999 so am limited, but from my memory I also though that Matthew Rose was a pretty steady player for us. Never was amazing but was a consistent performer that slotted into a few different positions, never really got much credit.
            You should never underestimate the predictability of stupidity.

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            • Hoops
              Bronze Seat
              • May 2009
              • 515

              #21
              Originally posted by RussRanger
              Clive Wilson. Often overlooked when people talk of their best QPR XI's.


              Good shout...great player and probably the best left back never to play for England.
              1st Game - QPR v Wolverhampton Wanderers on Tuesday 30th October 1979

              www.twitter.com/ppledgerQPR

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              • Hoops
                Bronze Seat
                • May 2009
                • 515

                #22
                Originally posted by MattyRangers
                Too young to rememeber anything in too much detail before about 1999 so am limited, but from my memory I also though that Matthew Rose was a pretty steady player for us. Never was amazing but was a consistent performer that slotted into a few different positions, never really got much credit.

                You must be having a laugh Matty!!

                He was a liability...very inconsistent. Don't get me wrong, he had some good games but he had a hell of a lot of poor games.
                1st Game - QPR v Wolverhampton Wanderers on Tuesday 30th October 1979

                www.twitter.com/ppledgerQPR

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                • indianalondon
                  Banned
                  • Mar 2011
                  • 1107

                  #23
                  Parejo - and no im not joking.

                  (qualified for Europe and valencia just snapped him up)

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                  • Jase
                    Apprentice
                    • Apr 2009
                    • 208

                    #24
                    Originally posted by Hoops
                    You must be having a laugh Matty!!

                    He was a liability...very inconsistent. Don't get me wrong, he had some good games but he had a hell of a lot of poor games.
                    In his last season or two with us I thought he was pretty steady (certainly compared to some of the dross around him). He suffered in the early days for being a Houston signing from Arsenal, and being played out of position at right back (which I grant you he was woeful at - you'd have though Houston would have known that before he bought him). At CB, Sweeper or DM he was decent though.

                    My non-controversial vote goes to David Bardsley. Not necessarily underrated by us, but certainly by the rest of the country. One England cap was criminal, but he was unlucky with injury (came off 10 mins into his debut for England if memory serves).

                    My massively controversial one is Mike Sheron. I watched hime closely in his first season with us, and his movement and link-up play seemed to be one step ahead of those around him. He was often getting into great positions and the ball didn't arrive, or playing through balls that nobody ran on to. By the end of that season his confidence was totally shot. A few more intelligent players around him and we may have seen a different player.

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                    • MattyRangers
                      Slimmer of The Year
                      • Jun 2011
                      • 24914

                      #25
                      Originally posted by indianalondon
                      Parejo - and no im not joking.

                      (qualified for Europe and valencia just snapped him up)
                      Totally agree! although he got slated, i genuinaly think he was just too good for us. He was looking for the sort of passes and movements to be made that our players at the time simply werent capable of making.
                      You should never underestimate the predictability of stupidity.

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                      • PaulParkersNo1Fan
                        Apprentice
                        • Apr 2011
                        • 72

                        #26
                        Marc Falco - He made Mark Hughes's Volleys look ordinary!!
                        WE WILL BE PREMIER LEAGUE AGAIN......ONE DAY!!

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                        • oldhoop
                          Silver Seat
                          • Mar 2009
                          • 3467

                          #27
                          Danny Maddix for me. Top, top player. Consistent and reliable.


                          Most over-rated David Bardsley. Poseur of the highest order. Always did the same thing when he got the ball and was very predictable.
                          oldhoop

                          The Bread Mans Blue and White Army

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                          • SammyKojoe
                            Silver Seat
                            • Jan 2011
                            • 1451

                            #28
                            Rob Steiner
                            Michael Meaker
                            Doudou

                            And of course..............Sammy Kojoe!

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                            • indianalondon
                              Banned
                              • Mar 2011
                              • 1107

                              #29
                              Originally posted by MattyRangers
                              Totally agree! although he got slated, i genuinaly think he was just too good for us. He was looking for the sort of passes and movements to be made that our players at the time simply werent capable of making.
                              we must stop agreeing on stuff!!!

                              would have been interesting to see him and adel play a season together!

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                              • MattyRangers
                                Slimmer of The Year
                                • Jun 2011
                                • 24914

                                #30
                                Originally posted by indianalondon
                                we must stop agreeing on stuff!!!

                                would have been interesting to see him and adel play a season together!
                                hahah, great minds and all that eh...

                                Mate, can you imagine them 2 (plus faurlin and Routs thrown into the attack) going forward against Sheff Utd? Would have been brilliant to watch!
                                You should never underestimate the predictability of stupidity.

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