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maverick1973 2 months, 1 week ago.
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9 , it takes a big man to come straight on here yesterday after a battering,hat off to you.
I used to know a lot of lads from The North End Road who could have been that blokes Dad, I also had the pleasure of meeting a certain Mr Greenaway and Mr Eccles if you are of a certain age you #’ll know who I mean, cheers mate.Cheers TBA. I knew them both well.đ
gjblues-We have differing opinions on football m8,its what democracy is all about.But when it comes to important matters in life,we are all the same.Stay strong buddy.
9- Is that fella the wise-fan posting on the Chelsea page?Lol
The next Messi? Somebody hurry & sign this little gem!
Mav, no far far too positive. đ
Sean…they are both up there with frank Swift and Colin Bell for me.
They are both City through and through none of this knocking on the managers door etc etcHi Benni. Thanks for your good wishes and very sorry to hear about your Dad.
I know it’s no consolation but I know exactly what you’re going through.Brian, theyâve made a film about Bert Trautmann coming out in a few months if youâve not heard. Broke his neck in the cup final and kept playing didnât he?
Sorry to read your post Benni. Every extra day is a bonus. We all go in the end. Keep your chin up. I know how hard it is. Be strong.
AnonymousSorry to hear that Beni.
Very sorry to hear that be Beni mate
Hope you and the family are doing ok
Sorry to hear that Beni. Hope you’re keeping well
Mikus, thanks for the info, yes I did know, I have also read Trautmans book, this probably inspired the film, it should be a good story if the film makers do not make a hash of it. Yes , he did break his neck in that Final. I guess in City’s history we have had , mostly, good keepers. I do not like compareing players and I can only go on what I see as plusses and minus, For me Trautmann was more athletic, brave and a supberb keeper. Swift was more a showman BUT he had ability beyond most in his era and I have yet to see a keeper to match him, keeping in mind the heavy leather balls and ground conditions he played under. He was throwing the heavy ball out to Maurice Dunkerley on the centre line long before to days fashion and he was accurate. He also made you laugh at some of his antics, the crowd loved him
The penalty area was truly his domainGJ sorry for your loss bud, glad the footy cheered you up a bit.
Beni, tough times mate, seeing anyone deteriorate health wise is always difficult but when itâs immediate family itâs painful beyond words. Football really is insignificant in comparison, take care mate, stick with family & get each other through the tough times. I went through similar recently & family will get you through.
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