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Phoenixkeeper
23rd July 2003, 12:16
Following on from the thread about favourite opponent, hwo about the ones who wound you up the most. My brother and i listed our choices a few months back!!

1. MARCO GABBIADINI
Worth putting in capitals because he is such a tosspot. Little maggot of a player. Despised by most fans throughout the league for his diving, overacting and niggling. An arrogant cretin, and while not condoning foul play, I think we would all cheer if he got dumped in the stands early on in a game by a centre back. And he seems to score when it really matters against us. The song "Number number number nine number nine number nine, ohh **** **** **** **** **** **** ****" was written especially for him and he should have run out to it each game!

2. Don Goodman
Thought he was a great player, but was in fact still trying to evolve! Had more hair than is humanly sensible and seemed to carry an extra player under his shirt! Always moaning about something and complaining.

3. Eric Nixon
Very good goalkeeper in a good Tranmere side, but was an arrogant tosser. Loved to time waste in front of opposing fans and strut around. Still, how many international caps did he win hey?

4. John Uzzell.
Am not forgiving Gary Blissett for what he did, but to try and sue for huge amounts of money was just silly. He was a mid 30's footballer who had played his entire career in the bottom two divisions, and would probably have retired at the end of the season anyway!

5. David Felgate
Silly perm and dramatic over acting. Seemed to get injured almost every time he saved a shot! And would do that stupid looking behind him thing every time he had the ball in his hands.

6. Jim Stannard
Big fat lardy keeper who would not look out of place on a Sunday morning. But no matter how much abuse we hurled at him he always seemed to have good games against us. Well except for the 4-0.

7. Justin Fashanu
Big girls blouse in every sense of the word. Made a big point of trying to look tough but fell over regularly. Came out of the closet and claimed there were lots of gay footballs, and he was proud to be one. Yet found it necessary top play games with cotton wool in his ears!!! Perhaps hanging himself was a good career move!

8. Richard Langley
At QPR last year, the one with the stupid Craig David type hairstyle. Really though he was the mutts nuts and seemed insulted playing at this level. Didn't like Rowland's having a pop at him, in fact didn't like anyone tackling him. Ponce!

9. Mansfield Goalie
Despite getting a warm reception from Bees fans at Field Mill, ignored it completely the ignorant ****. Paid the penalty conceding two goals in front of us!!!!

10. Neil McNab
In that Tranmere team was this little git. Always played with a frown and a snarl. More often that not late in the tackle and would always be ready with the sneaky kick and snidey little trip. Often stated rucks on the field with a late tackle or snipe and would then move away like a coward.

Fat Bee Slim
23rd July 2003, 12:28
Originally posted by Phoenixkeeper
6. Jim Stannard
Big fat lardy keeper who would not look out of place on a Sunday morning. But no matter how much abuse we hurled at him he always seemed to have good games against us. Well except for the 4-0.

9. Mansfield Goalie
Despite getting a warm reception from Bees fans at Field Mill, ignored it completely the ignorant ****. Paid the penalty conceding two goals in front of us!!!!


Stannard's our goalkeeping coach now isn't he?!

Mansfield keeper...booo to him for ignoring our reception, but when was this, out of interest?

On that subject, I remember beating Swansea 2-0 on a Friday night in 94-95 to move 4 points clear at the top of Div 2, Nicky Forster scored twice (one a belter). Freestone, Swansea's keeper, turned and gave us Bees fans a standing ovation at the end, which I've never seen before and I was very impressed with.

Phoenixkeeper
23rd July 2003, 12:32
Mansfield keeper was season 90-91!

steve bee
23rd July 2003, 15:08
Remember giving Stannard loads of stick over the years. But he's doing a fine job as keeper coach now.
Any one who plays for the pikey's down the M4, think it was Bremner some years back a striker, hated that t**t.
Then there was one of the Allen's, was it Paul ( ex Tottenham) a real little cheating t*ss*r at the end of his career. He used to wind the other players and the crowd up. I'm sure he got sent off at Griffin park in the end.
Also just after i started going to Brentford in the late 60's that **** Keith Kettleborough (Chesterfield ) did one of my all time hero's Allan Ollie Mansley. As mentioned on here before, there was a crowd of fans waiting for him outside after the match.
There are so many over the years, i will have to see if i can dredge up a few more names. :mad2:

South Wales Bee
23rd July 2003, 15:22
Marlon Beresford
Steve McPhee

Apathetic Bee
23rd July 2003, 17:53
How come Gary Owers isn't in that list? He is certainly the biggest c*nt to visit GP in the last decade.

mattbee
23rd July 2003, 18:35
does anyone remember the player for birmingham city who as he warmed up along the line spat in the crowd and incensed the fans (much like el hadji diouf did against celtic). It would have been late eighties - early nighties it was the second leg of a ldv vans southern final which they beat us in. he was a big forward but cant remember the name

bees66
23rd July 2003, 19:37
Originally posted by Phoenixkeeper
Mansfield keeper was season 90-91!

Was it Kevin Hitchcock?

bees66
23rd July 2003, 19:46
Bobby Barnes, Brian Statham, Bruce Grobbelaar & Mike Newell.

Brickie Chap
23rd July 2003, 19:48
I was going to say Paul Roberts for Southend but then remembered that he got his just deserts on the night:D

WarrenBee
23rd July 2003, 19:59
Originally posted by Brickie Chap
I was going to say Paul Roberts for Southend but then remembered that he got his just deserts on the night:D

I seem to remember him getting a slap at The Den as well.

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masterblaster
23rd July 2003, 19:59
Originally posted by mattbee
does anyone remember the player for birmingham city who as he warmed up along the line spat in the crowd and incensed the fans (much like el hadji diouf did against celtic). It would have been late eighties - early nighties it was the second leg of a ldv vans southern final which they beat us in. he was a big forward but cant remember the name

f***king trevor aylott!!!!:sad: :sad:

Sweepy
23rd July 2003, 20:04
How can you mention Langley and not mention Bircham?

Stannard is now on the Griffin Park payroll.

No doubt by the end of next season, a few more names will be added!

Streetboy
23rd July 2003, 20:20
Jamie Cureton (Reading)
Darren Bullock (Huddersfield)
Gary Brabin (Blackpool)

bees66
23rd July 2003, 20:28
David Speedie

NW USA Bee
23rd July 2003, 20:28
Keith Kettleborough, for breaking Alan Mansley's leg

Wise old Bee
23rd July 2003, 22:01
Don't get me started on Kettleborough, the bastard. From the same era I would throw in Barry Jackson the gorilla who played centre half for York City and had a terrific run-in with John Docherty once. Also Jopling of Aldershot who got done by Andy McCulloch although they both got sent off. Steve McMahon took Andy Sinton knee-high at Anfield in 89 the ball was nowhere. Of course the BBC edited that bit out as they brown-nosed Liverpool so much in those days. Manager of my all-time disliked 11 would be Neil Warnock.

Booker Bee
23rd July 2003, 22:46
I cant stand that f**k wit mark bircham with his poncy hair cut. Keep seeing the pics of him crying at the final whistle at the millenium stadium in May. Loved it.

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

Edmundo
23rd July 2003, 23:08
Owers, Gabbiadini, Cureton (the best thing Paul Watson ever did for us was break Cureton's leg the day we got relegated), Bircham, Uzzell. That's enough hatred for one evening, so I'll leave it at five c*nts.

eghambee
23rd July 2003, 23:22
Originally posted by WarrenBee
I seem to remember him getting a slap at The Den as well.

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Ah yes i remember them both so clearly, BUT the game he played for Southend in front of the Braemar was by the funniest!

:) :) :)