Agree, was in the first team for over a decade, won two championships, two league cups, an FA Cup and the ECWC.benglenton wrote:Paul Davis
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Hmmm... this is what makes football so great, differing opinions, imo, T.W. was slightly overrated, he was indeed a quality player, but he used to do my brain in, when, after being included in an England squad, in the game preceeding the England game, he used to bottle out every tackle going, to ensure he wasn't injured for that particular game....Rosie_titters wrote:Tony Woodcock
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It's great to see so many people saying "Kevin Richardson & Steve Bould" - 2 of the finest ever to wear our shirt.
Neither man grabbed the headlines week in week out but every title winning team needs players like these two - consistent, hard working, prepared to do their hard work in the background, effective whatever situation they are faced with.
Just the sort of players that we don't have at the moment!
Neither man grabbed the headlines week in week out but every title winning team needs players like these two - consistent, hard working, prepared to do their hard work in the background, effective whatever situation they are faced with.
Just the sort of players that we don't have at the moment!
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they definitely did their jobsJumpers For Goalposts wrote:It's great to see so many people saying "Kevin Richardson & Steve Bould" - 2 of the finest ever to wear our shirt.
Neither man grabbed the headlines week in week out but every title winning team needs players like these two - consistent, hard working, prepared to do their hard work in the background, effective whatever situation they are faced with.
Just the sort of players that we don't have at the moment!
always remember the back 4 praised as dixon, adams, keown and winterburn, bould always got overlooked
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I think O'leary is still the record holder for appearances, and he also played for Leeds after leaving us (1993 Cup final wasn't it)?REBEL GOONER wrote:stevie bould and nutty winterburn stand out for me, while gooners loved their never say die attitude it seems the rest of england including the national managers at the time never gave them the proper respect there play deserved.
others could be
brian talbot
steve williams -a nutter
kevin richardson
and even david o leary who many on here dont like but for a long time was our longest serving player and who stayed at arsenal his full playing career even when he could have gone many times , so he deserves better.
