QuoteThink you'll find that was Brian Kidd.Originally Posted by mattie
Sneak preview of Sunday's papers:
The Majority of the committee want him out, and believe he will resign with a golden handshake of €400-500K. Sacking him may cost €750K.
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Think you'll find that was Brian Kidd.
Stan or Delaney? ...... or both hopefully!
"There's man all over for you, blaming on his boots the fault of his feet" - Samuel Beckett, Waiting for Godot
This appeared to be the most substantial Steve Staunton thread, so maybe you can change the title if you wish, Tets. I considered putting it in the former players thread but a 100+ cap player and former manager surely merits his own.
Anyway, I enjoyed this piece from The Opel Jersey website - http://opeljersey.com/new-blog/2017/...-of-our-greats
I remember Stan the player and his great left foot . I remember how he played in a number of positions for us and alway gave his best .
A great Player for us and we should always remember that .
Have we ever had a better passer of the ball in our defence .
Last edited by seanfhear; 16/08/2017 at 1:56 PM.
Just came across this while looking at something else .
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FrNVCPuXIGo
not too shabby.......
So, he's not gone yet, as in dead and gone?
Just a resurrection of an old thread.
That was some goal alright, in what was a massive game at the time. Mark Hughes equalised within minutes I remember and probably changed the course of history.
Thankfully not... although maybe Tets should treat the title change as urgent.
I'm going to say it....I thought he was toxic at centre-half for us, and if Keane was in central midfield he wouldn't have started in the world cup, with Cunningham playing instead. His reward for the leadership and support he showed to Mick Mac was the captaincy and a central defence position.
Here they come! It’s the charge of the “Thanks” Brigade!
Possibly Ian Harte?
Not a bad shout . Staunton overall a better player and Harte was very one footed . A very good left foot mind .
Or Denis Irwin?
Mon the Town!
Paul McGrath
Here they come! It’s the charge of the “Thanks” Brigade!
None of them could pass the ball as far as Big Mick.
I would say that Staunton as a passer was better than all of the above....Its all a matter of opinion .
Jack Charlton was not exactly in favour of passing from the back.....which was when Staunton was at his best so we did not see the best of him in that respect at that time.
At his peak for liverpool he was an outstanding passer of the ball .
None of them could trap a ball as far as big Mick
Like I heard someone say about Dirk Kuyt once, his second touch is a sliding tackle.
Or the big Ron classic "he can trap a ball farther than i can kick it"
Yes a quality player. Could take a free kick as well.
Lets talk about six baby
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