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db1874
  Jan 24, 08, 08:00  #151

scarbyirp wrote:
On the subject of goalies . . .anybody remember Andy Goram?

not much between his ears but as solid as a rock between the posts, saw him play many times.


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CaleyJags
  Jan 24, 08, 08:54  #152

db1874 wrote:
On the subject of goalies . . .anybody remember Andy Goram?


Yeah he was another W*nker but also a great keeper.

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szkotja2007
  Jan 24, 08, 11:33  #153

CaleyJags wrote:
Mon the Caley!!!!

Rite enuff mun !


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CaleyJags
  Jan 25, 08, 02:48  #154

szkotja2007 wrote:
Rite enuff mun !


You are making me homesick now :)

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Seanus
  Jan 27, 08, 13:54  #155

He claimed to not being "mentally attuned", a bit like David James and the PS episode. Subsequent reports suggested that Goram went off the rails a wee bittie. Still, another great keeper like Jim Leighton and Craig Gordon. CaleyJags, u got a good player from Aberdeen quite a while back, namely Dennis Wyness. I played against him at a tournie at Hazlehead Park in Aberdeen. He was sth else.


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CaleyJags
  Jan 28, 08, 02:32  #156

Seanus wrote:
CaleyJags, u got a good player from Aberdeen quite a while back, namely Dennis Wyness. I played against him at a tournie at Hazlehead Park in Aberdeen. He was sth else.


Yeah Dennis is a good player. When we signed him the first time from the Dons he was great in the first division then we sold him to Hearts, he didn't do so well there so we took him back but he seems to have lost his scoring touch although he performs well when he gets the chance from the bench.

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Seanus
  Jan 28, 08, 03:03  #157

I dunno about the Jags but that's one good thing about Aberdeen FC, they produce a lot of talented young players. Russell Anderson used to play for Aberdeen Grammar School (AGS), the same secondary school as I went to. He wasn't anything special but when he made the decision to go pro, there was no turning back and he really blossomed. The Dons have had their fair share of foreigners over the years, esp Dutch guys, but we need to set an example by drafting in young blood. There's an abundance of riches up in our neck of the woods.

Oh, btw, who is the best Jags player u have watched? At Aberdeen FC, legends include McLeish and Miller, Leighton, Strachan, McGhee, Bett, Mason and Nicholas to name but a few. Others like Robertson and Wright were good too but they became Huns. My personal fave was Hans Gillhaus. Ignoring his soap antics, his on pitch performances, early days, were sth 2 marvel at.


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CaleyJags
  Jan 28, 08, 06:14  #158

Seanus wrote:
Oh, btw, who is the best Jags player u have watched?


Thats a tough one as we were only formed in 1994 (i was a Caledonian fan before the merger with Inverness Thistle).

My top picks would be Charlie Christie (as a player), Barry Wilson, Barry Robson, Dennis Wyness, Bobby Mann, Mark Brown and Marius "The God" Niculae.

We have had great managers over the years like Robertson, Brewster and Patterson who you will remember being in charge of the Dons :)

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Seanus
  Jan 28, 08, 06:55  #159

Patterson was no Ferguson, maybe he just needs to chew on Wrigleys and things will begin to happen. Charlie Christie would be there or there abouts.


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szkotja2007
  Jan 28, 08, 13:06  #160

CaleyJags wrote:
i was a Caledonian fan

The Howden end !!!
P.S.You forgot to mention Billy Urqhuart.


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CaleyJags
  Jan 29, 08, 02:51  #161

szkotja2007 wrote:
P.S.You forgot to mention Billy Urqhuart


Billy "The Legend" Urqhuart is the all time Caley Great, i was only mentioning iCT players.

I have great memories of the Howden End, muh better than that dump which we called Kingsmills.

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Boruc1 [Guest]
  Feb 1, 08, 22:39  #162

boruc plays for scottish league and he recently got his contract renewed to 3 years

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Seanus
  Feb 2, 08, 09:16  #163

His presence in the SPL is wanted by many but I don't think he has made as big an impact on the international front. There is still heated competition for the no1 national jersey. Smolarek, on the other hand, is virtually guaranteed his place, even if his form dips a little.


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CaleyJags
  Feb 5, 08, 09:24  #164

Boruc will be Poland's number 1 for a good few years, Fabianski and Kuscaik do not play every week whereas Boruc plays every game for Celtic when he is fit.

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bendenyss
Edited by: bendenyss  Mar 4, 08, 12:06  #165

is there any good polish football player in any team (or in poland) in europe in recent years?
never heard of anybody doing really good for long time...

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EbonyandBathory
  Mar 4, 08, 15:51  #166

Fabianski is a Pole who plays goal for Arsenal. He's only 22 and is coming on strong. To answer the post question, the greatest Polish footballer is Boniek, no question.


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Filios1
  Mar 4, 08, 15:54  #167

EbonyandBathory wrote:
the greatest Polish footballer is Boniek, no question.


I care to differ. Lato was up there as well.

Best Polish modern footballer, is probably Smolarek or Krzynowek.


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EbonyandBathory
  Mar 4, 08, 16:03  #168

Listen, Lato was great. But Boniek was a magician. And a leader. Great, great player. I agree with Smolarek. We'd be nowhere without him.


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JAKUB [Guest]
  Mar 4, 08, 17:28  #169

SMOLAREK IS SO COOL AND HE IS A SOCCER PLAYER.GO POLSKA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!

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PrideofPoland3
  Mar 5, 08, 14:37  #170

Zurawski is the best and u all noe it!!!!

POTATOES!

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rumanu
  Mar 7, 08, 01:46  #171

ATM its Boruc and Ebi Smolarek, no contest

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FIRExNECK
  Apr 22, 08, 12:48  #172

Frankowski!

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isisores
  Apr 23, 08, 05:21  #173

zurawski? he plays for an average greek team larissa. and think about how succesful(!) greek clubs are. the best active polish player is smolarek obviously.


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CaleyJags
  Apr 24, 08, 04:18  #174

No guys the best Polish player on the planet at the moment is Roger Gurerro from Legia.

100% Polish :)

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Arise_St_George
  Apr 24, 08, 04:21  #175

Best Polish player? Thomasz Kuszack

Klose and Podolski aren't bad either.... Oh wait...they're "German" :P


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IronsE11
  Apr 24, 08, 05:25  #176

I know...

It's that clown they had between the sticks in the 1970's ;)

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Polanglik
Edited by: Polanglik  Apr 25, 08, 06:44  #177

IronsE11:
It's that clown they had between the sticks in the 1970's


I believe Brian Clough made the 'clown' comment about our great keeper Jan Tomaszewski who had an inspiring game that night at Wembley .... 17th October 1973 ! I was fortunate and very proud to have been at that game :o)

I never saw him at his best, but my grandad used to tell me that Włodzimierz Lubanski was one of Poland's all time greats ..... he scored the second goal in Poland when we beat England 2-0 in the qualifiers for 1974 World Cup. It was only a horrific tackle to take Lubanski out of that game by Roy McFarland that prevented Lubanski from playing at Germany 1974 WC and virtually ended his footballing career.

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Peter
  Apr 25, 08, 06:57  #178

Filios1:
Listen, Lato was great. But Boniek was a magician. And a leader. Great, great player. I agree with Smolarek. We'd be nowhere without him.


Boniek was a great player on a team that was aging and after the old guard passed, on a team that was average. Lato, Deyna, Lubanski and Szarmach were better than Boniek.


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IronsE11
  Apr 25, 08, 08:28  #179

Polanglik:
I believe Brian Clough made the 'clown' comment about our great keeper Jan Tomaszewski who had an inspiring game that night at Wembley .... 17th October 1973


A famous and entertaining gaffe from a genius of a football manager.

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Polanglik
  Apr 25, 08, 08:38  #180

IronsE11:
genius of a football manager.


Totally agree with that ..... unfortunately his outspoken style made it virtually impossible for him to become England manager.

Question for IronsE11 : Do you recall a Pole playing for West Ham in the 70's or 80's called Anton Otulakowski ? What ever became of him ?

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