[Football] Craig noone

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albionfan37

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• Feb 10, 2022

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Scored a worldie

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Greg Bobkin

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• Feb 10, 2022

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THRIKER!

Meanwhile, I'm not sure if it's been mentioned before, but Nooney worked on Stevie G's roof back in the day, before he made the big time as a footballer...

 

Jack Straw

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• Feb 10, 2022

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A wonderful demonstration of technique over power.

 

Giraffe

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• Feb 10, 2022

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That's a hit. Not sure we will ever see a strike like that under Potter. He would need to bring it down and pass it back around the defence for ten minutes before we could consider getting it near the box again.

 

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Deepest, darkest Sussex

• Feb 10, 2022

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Foot like a traction engine

 

Nobby Cybergoat

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Well done Nooney

Brilliant to watch for us and i'm glad he's still providing entertainment at this stage in his career

 

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• Feb 10, 2022

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Desperately needs a camera angle from behind that hit.

 

bluenitsuj

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• Feb 10, 2022

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Average

 

HastingsSeagull

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• Feb 11, 2022

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Mid

 

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Brighton factually.....

• Feb 11, 2022

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Thoroughly likeable chap, and he has a great background story.

Always capable of a moment of pure genius.

 

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zefarelly

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Back of the net.

well, side actually.

 

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• Feb 11, 2022

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What a hit son, what a hit.

Loved Noone when he played for us, a winger who always turned up.

 

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and he played THAT ball for Buckley at the first game at the Amex

 

Cowfold Seagull

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• Feb 11, 2022

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Weststander said:

What a hit son, what a hit.

Loved Noone when he played for us, a winger who always turned up.

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Well l'm not sure that he "always" turned up to be fair. Memories can play tricks, he ran into his fair share of cul-de-sacs too. Exciting to watch on his day l'll readily agree.

 

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Cowfold Seagull said:

Well l'm not sure that he "always" turned up to be fair. Memories can play tricks, he ran into his fair share of cul-de-sacs too. Exciting to watch on his day l'll readily agree.

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Perceptions.

That was mine of Lua-Lua. Explosive games, then a frustrating non entity in many others, 90 minutes passing him by.

Buckley and Noone to my mind were far more consistent and at the very least always put in a shift.

 

Coldeanseagull

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• Feb 11, 2022

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Weststander said:

Perceptions.

That was mine of Lua-Lua. Explosive games, then a frustrating non entity in many others, 90 minutes passing him by.

Buckley and Noone to my mind were far more consistent and at the very least always put in a shift.

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Not all footballers had to put in a 'shift' to entertain.
Le Tissier, Berbatov.......Kemy.....

 

Weststander

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• Feb 11, 2022

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Coldeanseagull said:

Not all footballers had to put in a 'shift' to entertain.
Le Tissier, Berbatov.......Kemy.....

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Not forgetting …… drum roll ……. Akpom.