We had Collymore for a while too. Not sure if it's a good thing or bad thing that we didn't keep him.I think also, totally of course, when Coppell had the chance to get Andy Cole for 250k when Wright went to Arsenal, he didn't take it, went to Bristol City, 6 months later went to Newcastle, but hindsight is a wonderful thing.
We had Collymore for a while too. Not sure if it's a good thing or bad thing that we didn't keep him.
Barry Fry flogged him for a couple of million to Foresta Southend supporting mate was telling me recently, thought it was the best bit of business they'd done.Thirty years later Collymore still can't tell what a good or bad thing is himself.
He has the most self stared at navel in the universe.
Warnock was manager at that juncture but it was not him who made that judgement.Warnock said he was too slow 😳
Exceptional painter though.Warnock was manager at that juncture but it was not him who made that judgement.
It was the Data Analysis team that deemed Van Dijk was not sufficiently fleet of foot and informed Steve Parish.
Barry Fry flogged him for a couple of million to Foresta Southend supporting mate was telling me recently, thought it was the best bit of business they'd done.
Exceptional painter though.
Did your frown fly Stirling?There appears little doubt that Collymore was highly talented as a striker but he was so sullen and mood based that he wasn't easy to handle into reproducing his talents by stock managers use to self motivated players.
Collymore's star was relatively brief but it certainly existed at the top level for a while and I suspect that it's mostly down to his mental illness that he didn't reach his potential sooner and last longer.
As a commentator on life post football.....Well, you can see why he was difficult and not deemed the trouble.
The old adage of smile and the world smiles with you, flown and you flown alone holds truth.....though that's of little comfort to a lot of people struggling mentally.
That was his great great great ancestor I think, nearly 100.Terrible cockney accent as I remember.
The one whose name sounds like a dodgy Amsterdam club.That was his great great great ancestor I think, nearly 100.
I think you'll find that's balls.Ian Botham was offered a contract but decided to f*** off and play that game with a bat and some sticks.
You've googlied me then.I think you'll find that's balls.
My doosra!You've googlied me then.
If you'd said Rotterdam I think I know where you meant.The one whose name sounds like a dodgy Amsterdam club.