Yes he was as he used to run a chippy on the Walsgrave Road and talked a couple of times with him,and always friendly. But on the pitch he was as hard as granite,and all centre-forwards who played against him would say they knew they were in for a tough ninety minutes up against our Iron Man !And George Curtis was a really good guy.
Our own George Curtis was the hardest/toughest player to ever wear the Sky Blue.Terry Yorath was no softie neither,but George"Iron Man" Curtis was the real deal.
Right a the start of my watching football but didn't blues have a whole group of them Noel Blake, Tony Coton, Robert Hopkins etc.
I remember him playing for Oxford. Never thought of him as a hard man but appears he was pretty tough.
Mick Harford was another who was hard as nails.
A lot of modern 'enforcers' like Robbie Savage and the like wouldn't have lasted 2 minutes in the 70's and 80's.
Does anyone else class John Fashanu as a hard man? Personally, I found him cynical and sneaky.
He thought he was and got others to believe it sneaky with pointy elbows
I remember Julian Dicks as being a bit of a hard man
Our own George Curtis was the hardest/toughest player to ever wear the Sky Blue....George"Iron Man" Curtis was the real deal.
Duncan Ferguson should get a mention.
And Curtis Woodhouse and Leon McKenzie off the pitch.
Depends on your definition of hard. Plenty of thugs about
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