**** players that Col Ewe have made look good

[Yorkshire Blue]

1. Drewe Broughton - hahahahahahahahahahaha just about his only goal in professional football
2. Peter Daley - his only goal in professional football
3. Che Wilson - one of only 2 goals in 5 professional football
4. Peter Johnson - a rare goal in professional football
5. Mitchell Cole - his only goal in professional football

Seems to be a lot of crap footballers have had their only moment of glory against Col Ewe, also often being from the halfway line.

Is Osei Sankofa fit?

 

[Jonny_Stokes]

1. Drewe Broughton - hahahahahahahahahahaha just about his only goal in professional football

Y'know, I distinctly remember.... nah ;)

 

[Yorkshire Blue]

Y'know, I distinctly remember.... nah ;)

I'm talking about in the right net.

Be nice, otherwise I won't allow Dave Martin to be included on this list.

 

[Yorkshire Blue]

Peter Clarke

 

[Yorkshire Blue]

Not particularly crap, but Col Ewe allowed Kevin Maher a rare goal.

 

[Yorkshire Blue]

A fifth of Gary Bennett's Southend goals were against Col Ewe:clap:

 

[Yorkshire Blue]

We once played with John Gymer and Roy McDonough up front against Col Ewe and BOTH scored! LOL

 

[Yorkshire Blue]

Before my time but Ferguson Phillips Whymark were all on the scoresheet at Layer Rd in 1984.

I seem to recall Whymark getting a fair few mentions in worst ever XIs and I have no idea who Ferguson was.

Steve Phillips is obviously a bit of a legend, he scored twice that season against the in-breds. Tony Hadley, Paul Clark and Glenn Pennyfather were all legendary (or at least very good players) who also netted against them that season won't belong on this list either.

 

[BrettieAngell]

Tes Bramble! :unsure:

 

[canveyshrimper]

Before my time but Ferguson Phillips Whymark were all on the scoresheet at Layer Rd in 1984.

I seem to recall Whymark getting a fair few mentions in worst ever XIs and I have no idea who Ferguson was.

Steve Phillips is obviously a bit of a legend, he scored twice that season against the in-breds. Tony Hadley, Paul Clark and Glenn Pennyfather were all legendary (or at least very good players) who also netted against them that season won't belong on this list either.

I think the Ferguson was Brian who we signed from Hull, I can't say I remember nuch more about him. I've said before on here I was made up when we signed Trevor Whymark, but he was truly awful and had the turning circle of a jumbo jet. As Firestorm at the time opined "I've seen milk turn quicker".