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Derek 17, I think that George Best said that our Tommy RIP was his hardest opponent.
Bobby, more than a few disagree mate but your emphatic tone is to be admired. If we end up paying any part of the salary into May and he is out for most of the rest of the season, he will be a very costly adventure without equal returns. Not as exciting as James who scored more goals, but a genuine lift and breath of fresh air. \'Many goals\' is, quite frankly, pushing it. Agree about drawing fouls and keeping the ball. I\'m glad he joined and hope he gets to play again, but he\'s not even our most important player.
Derek 16 Sigurdson was a decent buy and a good player for
Alex Parker was a hard act to follow – but Tommy did it with a calm efficiency, not many, even George Best got the better of him. Allegedly; after the 1970 world cup and the discipline and rigours of training were done He went up the steps of the plane home with a very Large carton of beer and worked his way through them on the long flight home. RIP Tommy.
Paul griifiths 51 absolute rubbish. Hes contributed to many goals and his knack of getting fouls is just brilliant. Hes a luxury worth having all day long.