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clsyorkshire · Joined: 18 Oct 2011 Posts: 470 Location: West Midlands

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pafcprogs · Joined: 24 Dec 2008 Posts: 994 Location: Westerham Kent

Scary how many Argyle connections in that list

I used to love the One Forbes Phiilipson Masters chant...invariably followed by change your name change your name change your name.

Also two Lee Hodges , theres only two Lee Hodges....
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littlewiggy · Joined: 07 Apr 2013 Posts: 1801 Location: Newport

foxes1 wrote:

Didn't Flanagan and Allen play together for Charlton, think they also had one called Anil Koc.

Or Bernt Haas of West Brom.

Bernt Haas was in a few Swiss National squads with Andre Muff.

Alas former Charlton defender Rod Fanni was unfortunately French, otherwise he'd have fitted into that Switzerland team very nicely indeed.

Jim LFC · Joined: 05 Oct 2014 Posts: 590

Not forgetting the Paraguayan world cup star "Chiqui" Arce Very Happy

Davee59 · Joined: 08 Sep 2015 Posts: 209

pafcprogs wrote:

Scary how many Argyle connections in that list

I used to love the One Forbes Phiilipson Masters chant...invariably followed by change your name change your name change your name.

Also two Lee Hodges , theres only two Lee Hodges....

I remember Spurs playing Brighton and both sides had Gordon Smith in their team.

Ruud Van Driver · Joined: 16 Feb 2011 Posts: 1264

This bloke had a terrible disciplinary record.....

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derby1884 · Posted: Thu Sep 29, 2016 10:17 pm Post subject:

Double-barrelled names used to be virtually unheard of in the game but there seems to be a proliferation of them nowadays.
One non-league team (I can't recollect who now) had no fewer than 3 in their line-up.
Is it a new trend or something? To do with women's lib, perhaps?

Having been brought up on a diet of Carry On movies and On The Buses, I'll risk being thought of as puerile in suggesting that every collection should have a Penistone Church programme.......now if they'd only play Clitheroe in a pre-season friendly

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