more appropriate question would be: did he really play a premier league game looking like that?
Neville Southall at Bradford City
Did he really play for them?
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More that every Turkish footballer has at some point made a few completely unmemorable appearances for either Internazionale or Blackburn Rovers.
Which led me to discover that Colin Kazim “Kâzım Kâzım” Richards now plays for Corinthians after spells at Feyenoord and Celtic
Alexander Helb at Barca.. granted I remember him being good, just weird to me for some reason.
Half a game, I was there, Ron Atkinson took him off at half time. It was a League Cup game.Peter Beardsley - Man United
These 2 at Spurs
Weird to think he played at Arsenal.
Didier Six at Villa, remember him being a decent player, won the Euro 84 with France.
And on his debut, Villa beat us 3-0.
And on his debut, Villa beat us 3-0.
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Bound to have been mentioned before. There was a story we could of actually signed him at one point.... alas we didn't
. Loved that kit too.
Classic shirtDidier Six at Villa, remember him being a decent player, won the Euro 84 with France.
And on his debut, Villa beat us 3-0.
Didier Six at Villa, remember him being a decent player, won the Euro 84 with France.
And on his debut, Villa beat us 3-0.
I always remember his name, he played back in the day in one of those indoor 5 or 6 aside tournaments they used to show on tv
Mick McCarthy at City
He's told a lot of lies since that was taken.
Mick McCarthy at City
Fernando Hierro
439 games for Real Madrid, 89 apps for Spain,
La Liga: 1989–90, 1994–95, 1996–97, 2000–01, 2002–03
Copa del Rey: 1992–93
Supercopa de España: 1990, 1993, 1997, 2001
UEFA Champions League: 1997–98, 1999–2000, 2001–02
Intercontinental Cup: 1998, 2002
UEFA Super Cup: 2002
29 games for Bolton Wanderers
439 games for Real Madrid, 89 apps for Spain,
La Liga: 1989–90, 1994–95, 1996–97, 2000–01, 2002–03
Copa del Rey: 1992–93
Supercopa de España: 1990, 1993, 1997, 2001
UEFA Champions League: 1997–98, 1999–2000, 2001–02
Intercontinental Cup: 1998, 2002
UEFA Super Cup: 2002
29 games for Bolton Wanderers
He just signed for PSG, and it blows my mind that he once played for Arsenal. Don't remember that at all.
Probably been done already since we have 19 pages, but here's Dino Baggio, famously of Blackburn Rovers:
Nuno Gomes
Nigel Reo-Coker played for Start, in the second tier in Norwegian football, for 2 months the 2017 season
Also add John Carew, the most overrated Norwegian football player ever, played for Valencia (84 matches 20 goals), Roma (loan - 20 matches, 6 goals), Besiktas (24 matches, 13 goals), Lyon(35 matches, 10 goals), Aston Villa(113 matches, 37 goals), Stoke (loan - 10 matches, 1 goal), and West Ham(19 matches, 2 goals).
Quite amazing career, considering he's a striker with worse technique than Fellaini, and scored very few goals anywhere he went.
I do know many people disagree with my opinion on him, but they are just wrong, and that's it
Also add John Carew, the most overrated Norwegian football player ever, played for Valencia (84 matches 20 goals), Roma (loan - 20 matches, 6 goals), Besiktas (24 matches, 13 goals), Lyon(35 matches, 10 goals), Aston Villa(113 matches, 37 goals), Stoke (loan - 10 matches, 1 goal), and West Ham(19 matches, 2 goals).
Quite amazing career, considering he's a striker with worse technique than Fellaini, and scored very few goals anywhere he went.
I do know many people disagree with my opinion on him, but they are just wrong, and that's it
Anthony Modeste
I couldn't find a picture of Patrik Andersson at Blackburn so here's a picture of the more anonymous Anders Andersson instead.
Probably been done already since we have 19 pages, but here's Dino Baggio, famously of Blackburn Rovers:
I do not remember that!!
Every man and his dog had their career die out in anonymity at Blackburn, it seems. Salgado is another one.
Yup, that's Aleksandr Hleb at Birmingham City.
Henry at Juve
https://i.pinimg.com/originals/19/1d/76/191d7631470af72552592aa8542a9312.jpg
Eto'o at Everton
http://e2.365dm.com/14/08/16-9/20/f...-press-media-shirt_3196202.jpg?20140827112544
Brian Laudrup at Chelsea
https://i.ytimg.com/vi/CFfi7S0XtnU/hqdefault.jpg
Karius at City
https://i2-prod.liverpoolecho.co.uk/incoming/article11558037.ece/ALTERNATES/s615b/PA-9275236.jpg
Nicky Butt at Birmingham
http://www.sportsworldcards.com/ekm...05-06-green-football-trading-card-17316-p.jpg
Pirlo at Inter
http://sempreinter.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/10/Pirlo2.jpg
Won't let me post the images
https://i.pinimg.com/originals/19/1d/76/191d7631470af72552592aa8542a9312.jpg
Eto'o at Everton
http://e2.365dm.com/14/08/16-9/20/f...-press-media-shirt_3196202.jpg?20140827112544
Brian Laudrup at Chelsea
https://i.ytimg.com/vi/CFfi7S0XtnU/hqdefault.jpg
Karius at City
https://i2-prod.liverpoolecho.co.uk/incoming/article11558037.ece/ALTERNATES/s615b/PA-9275236.jpg
Nicky Butt at Birmingham
http://www.sportsworldcards.com/ekm...05-06-green-football-trading-card-17316-p.jpg
Pirlo at Inter
http://sempreinter.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/10/Pirlo2.jpg
Won't let me post the images
Totally forgot about Gallas at Tottenham
Was just thinking the exact same thing. Didn't realise there were so many until I saw this.
Too soon?
Dunno if they've been mentioned before, but Gattuso at Rangers and Materazzi at Everton:
Italian calciatori didn't usually venture abroad in the years gone by because of the incredible strength of the domestic leagues in terms of money and competitiveness - as well as a myriad cultural and traditional reasons, so it's a tad bit surprising these World Cup + Champions League winners played at those clubs at a relatively young age before eventually moving to Milan and Internazionale - where they played the best football of their careers.
Italian calciatori didn't usually venture abroad in the years gone by because of the incredible strength of the domestic leagues in terms of money and competitiveness - as well as a myriad cultural and traditional reasons, so it's a tad bit surprising these World Cup + Champions League winners played at those clubs at a relatively young age before eventually moving to Milan and Internazionale - where they played the best football of their careers.
Gattuso met his wife in Scotland. Imagine having a Glaswegian wife? The guy really is one tough fecker.Dunno if they've been mentioned before, but Gattuso at Rangers and Materazzi at Everton:
Italian calciatori didn't usually venture abroad in the years gone by because of the incredible strength of the domestic leagues in terms of money and competitiveness - as well as a myriad cultural and traditional reasons, so it's a tad bit surprising these World Cup + Champions League winners played at those clubs at a relatively young age before eventually moving to Milan and Internazionale - where they played the best football of their careers.