Keeley
Paul Roberts
Hatter
Westley
Ramsey
Nelson
Silkman
Kellock
O Callaghan
Whymark
Richard Young
Subs Lampard
Welch
Hone
Southall
Mcnally
Byrne
Manager Bate
Many an afternoon spent on the Northbank mocking one or more of the first XI with dear old Harry and others. several of the subs were a bit later
Good shout that Gary, so lets add a few more from those days just for Harry, unbelievably gone for almost a year:
Can't beat Keeley (well that's a huge contradiction but you know what I mean):
Steve Collins (suffered a nervous breakdown, but so did we watching him)
Mark Hone (kept Southampton quiet for nearly 18 seconds)
Chris Turner (Harry: "milk beat him to that turn")
John Walker (best career change ever, he left football early)
Phil Dudley ("no I said that was **** Dudley, not **** ugly")
Brian Ferguson (such a shame Bobby Moore signed him, why Bobby, why?)
Glen Skivington (as above and even worse)
Peter Abbott (Chase that Peter, oh never mind...)
Micky Tuohy (came from non-league and was lucky to return to such a high level soon after)
...and does anyone remember this guy, Mickey Angus. He played all of one game I think and Harry and I were unlucky enough to witness it, a 6-4 defeat in the league/milk/rumbelows/ whatever cup at Plough Lane to the real Wimbledon. Angus trod on the ball trying to clear a corner and it squirted in off the post past Roy McDonough, in goal as Merv had gone off injured. Cue the customary bad language all around, but Harry just looked over his bins and said "Bloody clever that".
Manager: Yeah, got to be Bate hasn't it. 8-1 at Gillingham. Enough said. They even got our one.
Its just clouded over here, Harry must have been watching me type.