Keith Dublin

[Weston's left foot]

was he really that bad for us?

 

[Yorkshire Blue]

was he really that bad for us?

Yes, but he was consistent.

 

[The Dirty One]

Yes, but he was consistent.

Yes he bloody was!

 

[davewebbsbrain]

Old 50p head. When he headed the ball you never knew where it was gonna go

 

[Weston's left foot]

give me some examples guys lol

 

[The Big Dady]

Old 50p head. When he headed the ball you never knew where it was gonna go

give me some examples guys lol

There you go, love that shirt.

 

[Yorkshire Blue]

Keith's most fondly remembered game for Southend fans was in the Sinod Cup (?) where he even scored our goal.

He was playing for Watford at the time.

 

[NZamba Legend]

Dubs was okay. He played for us in the second tier, so miles better than all the centre halves who struggled for us at L2.

 

[The Big Dady]

Dubs was okay. He played for us in the second tier, so miles better than all the centre halves who struggled for us at L2.

Yes, not many got any change from him at the bank.

 

[Richard Hearn]

He was a bit slow. Whenever he played there was always a 50cc Puch Maxi idling on the touchline so that if he ever ventured towards the opposing goal he could then ride it back to his own half. A specially trained ball boy (or girl) then rode it back.

Football was a different game in those days.

If you want to see the moped now it can be found in the Southend Museum in the Roots Hall Memorabilia gallery. It's next to the Kevin O'Callaghan Memorial Deckchair.

 

[Suffolk Shrimper In Dorset]

Not in SUEPA yet but I think Otto has his number, I'll see if I can track him down and invite him back to Roots Hall so you can all show your appreciation

 

[Richard Hearn]

Not in SUEPA yet but I think Otto has his number, I'll see if I can track him down and invite him back to Roots Hall so you can all show your appreciation

I will. I liked him.

 

[Yorkshire Blue]

Dubs was okay. He played for us in the second tier, so miles better than all the centre halves who struggled for us at L2.

He also struggled in the third tier and fourth tier for us.

 

[ESG]

He was still part of the three longest ever passes in football though, Dublin to Sussex to Cornwall

I'll get my coat!

 

[Chrisb]

Didn't we play him up front too (in emergencies) on occasion.

 

[maninasuitcase]

Didn't we play him up front too (in emergencies) on occasion.

He did under Steve Thompson helping us to stay up.

 

[bigmolt]

He did under Steve Thompson helping us to stay up.

Now that was, an unbelievable few weeks supporting our football club!!!!!

 

[Firestorm]

Now that was, an unbelievable few weeks supporting our football club!!!!!

Thompson and Jones were a joy to watch in that period

 

[londonblue]

Thompson and Jones were a joy to watch in that period

I assume you mean Andy Thomson? His Wikipedia page is interesting: he holds a UEFA A license and is currently studying for an MSc in Performance Coaching. Smart guy.

Also according to Wikipedia, up until a few years ago, Gary Jones was still playing.

 

[Napster]

I assume you mean Andy Thomson? His Wikipedia page is interesting: he holds a UEFA A license and is currently studying for an MSc in Performance Coaching. Smart guy.

Also according to Wikipedia, up until a few years ago, Gary Jones was still playing.

Very nice chap too, did an interview with him for the fanzine.