BrettieAngell
THE ROCK GOD
Come on guys Clark is a ****ing hero!
Sadly it needs another 16 votes to push the percentage over the magic 90%
16 more votes would give 81 out of a total of 90 cast which is exactly 90% (unless the rules state over 90% in which case we would need another 17 votes).
And that assumes that no one else votes against. One more No vote would push the number of Yes votes needed up to 90 - 90 for, 10 against, total Yes votes 90/100 = 90%.
I'm starting to think that perhaps the bar has been set slightly high - I would have thought that 85% in favour was a resounding enough endorsement for the HoF, and I'm sure Alan Moody and Paul Clark would agree.
While you're at it Tom could you explain Duckworth Lewis please.:offtopic:
Hope my vote helps. 3rd behind McDonut and Maher on my personal list and a real no-brainer for HOF. Anyone voting no has no understanding of the game.
Sadly it needs another 16 votes to push the percentage over the magic 90%
The Viking is worth his place undoubtedly for his entire career with Southend and anyone who saw the game against Wolves will understand why. The hugely vaunted Steve Bull came down with Wolves expecting to roll us over. Enter the Viking who "early doors" firmly but fairly (well perhaps not) crunched a tackle in which sent Bully flying up in the air so high that Southend Airport was closed for days as they looked for the UFO. Don't think he touched it after that!
Bit of an issue this voting against because they haven't seen them. For anyone who actually saw him, Paul is an absolute shoe in but unfortunately, with not enough people voting we could struggle to meet the required numbers.
A bit of canvassing might do the job, Kay. See who out of your friends hasn't yet voted and drop them a PM. Only another 10 votes now.
Paul Clarke for me oppitomisses a British centre half (half back), 100% commitment, heart on his sleeve and hard as nails!
THAT tackle on Bull- oh yes! Bull was hard, but was quite contrite that night! Also remember Clarkey upsetting Bobby Barnes of Aldershot (ex West Ham) the season we stayed up & they went down (87-88, 'The Great Escape,' the Echo called it) by some ferocious tackling. Happy days!!
Don't think there's enough time for me to wax lyrical- but a fantastic servant as player and manager. Did so well to pick up the pieces from Webby's sudden departure & get us promoted in '87. Brought David Crown to the club, Peter Butler... could go on but not enough time if there's a rapidly approaching deadline, I believe?
Bit of an issue this voting against because they haven't seen them. For anyone who actually saw him, Paul is an absolute shoe in but unfortunately, with not enough people voting we could struggle to meet the required numbers.
Come on guys Clark is a ****ing hero!