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GrimRob
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Having a move named after you can be a great honour or a great source of shame. Here's one :

Tony Rees back heel

Any others?


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Kevin From Grimsby (who is actually from Waltham but supports Scunthorpe) will love this thread for Strictly in the future.
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Andelecht had a player called Mark de Man. Although the player with possibly the most unfortunate name could possibly be Dynamo Dresdens Ralph Minge.












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November 30, 2018, 8:52pm

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In my early days Stuart Brace was known as "super sub" well before the Liverpool lad. Also there was the Klinsman dive, could have been for every time he was tackled or when he scored.
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Quoted from Gaffer58
In my early days Stuart Brace was known as "super sub" well before the Liverpool lad. Also there was the Klinsman dive, could have been for every time he was tackled or when he scored.


Funny never remember him being a Sub just a free scoring right winger.
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Quoted from Gaffer58
In my early days Stuart Brace was known as "super sub" well before the Liverpool lad. Also there was the Klinsman dive, could have been for every time he was tackled or when he scored.



I thought that was Jack Lewis more than Bracey?


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Stop this thread now - The Cruyff Turn


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Andelecht had a player called Mark de Man. Although the player with possibly the most unfortunate name could possibly be Dynamo Dresdens Ralph Minge.


Is he related to Danny Wright?


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Rose pen

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Norman "Bite Yer Legs" Hunter.
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Funny never remember him being a Sub just a free scoring right winger.


Yep, your right, my old memory gets worse every day. It was Jack Lewis.
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We had one with a result named after them - 'the Parslow Point'.
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The Reikyard spit.....










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Surely I'm not the only one who used to refer to "The Gallimore" - when he used to feint like he was going to punt it down the line, only for it to be a dummy as he cut the ball inside his man and travelled infield with it as they jumped up to block a punt down the line.

Used to do it ALL the time but right wingers would fall for it all the time.


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And if I remember rightly there's even one named after Les Brechin. I think it was The Redknapp Pissaffsan










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The Brian Laws chicken wing.


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Surely I'm not the only one who used to refer to "The Gallimore" - when he used to feint like he was going to punt it down the line, only for it to be a dummy as he cut the ball inside his man and travelled infield with it as they jumped up to block a punt down the line.

Used to do it ALL the time but right wingers would fall for it all the time.


And when he didn’t cut inside, ‘The Gallimore loft’ as he hit the same lofted ball down the line
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We had one with a result named after them - 'the Parslow Point'.


Ah yes, the act of making absolutely sure you secure a vital point, by bringing on a player when you've got a one goal lead.
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Surely the Mitch Rose penalty is worthy of mention?


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Surely the Mitch Rose penalty is worthy of mention?


Hence the earlier post  


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Klinsmann dive


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