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Now caretaker manager at Ipswich
Best player I played against when I was a kid.
Injury stopped him being a top top player.
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Now caretaker manager at Ipswich
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Brian Klug was in our Nunny junior team that won everything at that level and he was a year younger than the rest of us in the team. Tony Ford in that team also
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Brian Klug was in our Nunny junior team that won everything at that level and he was a year younger than the rest of us in the team. Tony Ford in that team also
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Memory not so good as it used to be obviously. He was very good for such a young boy. I just remember he was younger than the ret of us and that's what I was trying to get across Cloudy
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Some great footballers from around here.
John Cockerill was or team captain at school.
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Duncan McKenzie. Wintringham were far too strong for our small Grammar School. Stuck out on the wing I saw very little of the ball.
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I played against Hargreaves and didn't think much of him from that game. Didn't get past me on the day. However, it is entirely possible (in fact, probable), that he just wasn't trying too hard as it was only a match between the year groups at school!
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Brazilian Romario whilst on holiday in the south of France, while he was still playing and in his prime.
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I played in the same side as Glenn Cockerill. There were some cracking players around in those days in school sides.
A mate of mine played semi professionally and came directly up against Kenny Burns in his later years. My mate rose to a cross above him and powered a header into the net after about 5 mins, turned to Kenny and patted him on the head, then said "time you called it a day mate". He then proceeded to mark my mate out of the game for the other 85 mins, with a pot belly and bandages on his knees. Talking in the clubhouse after the game, Burns said it took him 10 mins to get his joints going.
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I played in the same side as Glenn Cockerill. There were some cracking players around in those days in school sides.
A mate of mine played semi professionally and came directly up against Kenny Burns in his later years. My mate rose to a cross above him and powered a header into the net after about 5 mins, turned to Kenny and patted him on the head, then said "time you called it a day mate". He then proceeded to mark my mate out of the game for the other 85 mins, with a pot belly and bandages on his knees. Talking in the clubhouse after the game, Burns said it took him 10 mins to get his joints going.
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I played in the same side as Glenn Cockerill. There were some cracking players around in those days in school sides.
A mate of mine played semi professionally and came directly up against Kenny Burns in his later years. My mate rose to a cross above him and powered a header into the net after about 5 mins, turned to Kenny and patted him on the head, then said "time you called it a day mate". He then proceeded to mark my mate out of the game for the other 85 mins, with a pot belly and bandages on his knees. Talking in the clubhouse after the game, Burns said it took him 10 mins to get his joints going.
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Memory not so good as it used to be obviously. He was very good for such a young boy. I just remember he was younger than the ret of us and that's what I was trying to get across Cloudy
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Agree, Bryan was exceptional at a young age. The other one who stood out was Paul Bartlett, at a young age had thighs like tree trunks
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Duncan McKenzie. Wintringham were far too strong for our small Grammar School. Stuck out on the wing I saw very little of the ball.
Does anyone recall a 'Pedro' who played for Nunsthorpe Boys in the Intermediate League in the late sixties? Managed by a former Town goalie I believe.
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Looking at all the fantastic footballers this area has produced in past years is amazing.
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Occasionally played with Jimmy Lumby , and when I was in the Boy's Brigade, with Brian Bloomer. In schools football Neil Ellis was the most cultured player I played in the same side as.
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Occasionally played with Jimmy Lumby , and when I was in the Boy's Brigade, with Brian Bloomer. In schools football Neil Ellis was the most cultured player I played in the same side as.
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Best player I have played in the same team with Harry Wainman,
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not a bad list sweden. ps any news and views as to how eskilstuna are doing this season? got any thoughts as to which swedish players jolley might be interested in?
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not a bad list sweden. ps any news and views as to how eskilstuna are doing this season? got any thoughts as to which swedish players jolley might be interested in?
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Believe the guy looking after Ipswich is a different Brian Klug to the one from Grimsby .
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| Over 36 years living in Suffolk but always a mariner.
68 Years following the Town
Life member of Trust
First game April 1955
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| Gaffer58 |
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Brandy Drinker Posts: 2,989
Posts Per Day: 0.88
Reputation: 57.51%
Rep Score: +6 / -8
Approval: +4,096
Gold Stars: 33
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Played against Ian Botham in the scunny Sunday league, he was also playing for scunny reserves at the time, he was an absolute animal, would tackle as if his life depended on it, didn't take any prisoners, see why he was a winner.
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| MuddyWaters |
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Barley Wine Drinker Posts: 14,125
Posts Per Day: 2.60
Reputation: 68.15%
Rep Score: +48 / -24
Approval: +32,288
Gold Stars: 236
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Bryan Klug has been at Ipswich for ages, Paul Bartlett was also there for a long time before taking up a role with the FA
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