by Pepe the Horseman » 09 Mar 2026 11:53
by South Coast Royal » 09 Mar 2026 12:03
Pepe the Horseman Liam Rosenior is more famous than DLC and Gunter. Could argue that Luke Chadwick is more famous than Glen Little.
by Crusader Royal » 09 Mar 2026 12:18
by Snowflake Royal » 09 Mar 2026 12:44
Crusader Royal Fran Kirby, Mary Earps and Farah Williams must be considerations
by Snowflake Royal » 09 Mar 2026 12:44
Pepe the Horseman Liam Rosenior is more famous than DLC and Gunter. Could argue that Luke Chadwick is more famous than Glen Little.
by Whore Jackie » 09 Mar 2026 13:10

by The Cap » 09 Mar 2026 13:15
From Despair To Where? Ray Houghton
Ian Porterfield
Jim Leighton
Steve Archibald
Laurie Sanchez
If you include friendly appearances, Daley Thompson, George Best.
Matt Busby played 30 times for us during the War.
John O'Shea
by Crusader Royal » 09 Mar 2026 17:04
Snowflake RoyalCrusader Royal Fran Kirby, Mary Earps and Farah Williams must be considerations
Women's team would really be a separate conversation to the men's team.
by Sutekh » 09 Mar 2026 17:32
The CapFrom Despair To Where? Ray Houghton
Ian Porterfield
Jim Leighton
Steve Archibald
Laurie Sanchez
If you include friendly appearances, Daley Thompson, George Best.
Matt Busby played 30 times for us during the War.
John O'Shea
Played against Laurie a couple of times, back in the day. His general physique, physical fitness and ability on the ball were second to none. Terrific player.
by The Cap » 10 Mar 2026 07:11
SutekhThe CapFrom Despair To Where? Ray Houghton
Ian Porterfield
Jim Leighton
Steve Archibald
Laurie Sanchez
If you include friendly appearances, Daley Thompson, George Best.
Matt Busby played 30 times for us during the War.
John O'Shea
Played against Laurie a couple of times, back in the day. His general physique, physical fitness and ability on the ball were second to none. Terrific player.
Wonder what Lawrie’s up to now, he left his last gig (in Greece) in 2014.
by Forbury Lion » 10 Mar 2026 09:32
by Forbury Lion » 10 Mar 2026 09:34
Doesn't need to be considering it would literally be those three names. Waste of a new thread.Snowflake RoyalCrusader Royal Fran Kirby, Mary Earps and Farah Williams must be considerations
Women's team would really be a separate conversation to the men's team.
by Forbury Lion » 10 Mar 2026 09:37
Sean Goater..... He has a day named after him for Goats sake!Snowflake Royal ST: Les Ferdinand (Yakubu, Long, Dixon?)
by tidus_mi2 » 10 Mar 2026 10:15
Forbury LionSean Goater..... He has a day named after him for Goats sake!Snowflake Royal ST: Les Ferdinand (Yakubu, Long, Dixon?)
Robin Friday - has a book written about him
by bakerlou » 10 Mar 2026 16:36
tidus_mi2Forbury LionSean Goater..... He has a day named after him for Goats sake!Snowflake Royal ST: Les Ferdinand (Yakubu, Long, Dixon?)
Robin Friday - has a book written about him
Would argue, perhaps out of ignorance, that Friday is probably very unknown outside of the Reading, Cardiff and Super Furry Animals fanbases.
by Crusader Royal » 10 Mar 2026 16:36
tidus_mi2Forbury LionSean Goater..... He has a day named after him for Goats sake!Snowflake Royal ST: Les Ferdinand (Yakubu, Long, Dixon?)
Robin Friday - has a book written about him
Would argue, perhaps out of ignorance, that Friday is probably very unknown outside of the Reading and Cardiff fanbase.
by Armadillo Roadkill » 10 Mar 2026 16:56
tidus_mi2Forbury LionSean Goater..... He has a day named after him for Goats sake!Snowflake Royal ST: Les Ferdinand (Yakubu, Long, Dixon?)
Robin Friday - has a book written about him
Would argue, perhaps out of ignorance, that Friday is probably very unknown outside of the Reading and Cardiff fanbase.
by Snowflake Royal » 10 Mar 2026 16:58
Crusader Royaltidus_mi2Forbury Lion Sean Goater..... He has a day named after him for Goats sake!
Robin Friday - has a book written about him
Would argue, perhaps out of ignorance, that Friday is probably very unknown outside of the Reading and Cardiff fanbase.
So how come a City fan wrote a book about him ?
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