94?So we moved house recently and boxes everywhere. Just getting round to sorting stuff and stashing in attic as you do. Came across an old programme . The team v Spurs that day was: OGGY, BORROWS, MORGAN, ATHERTON, BABB, RENNIE, BOLAND, DARBY, JENKINSON, FLYNN, NDLOVU.
Can you name the year?
93/94?....So we moved house recently and boxes everywhere. Just getting round to sorting stuff and stashing in attic as you do. Came across an old programme . The team v Spurs that day was: OGGY, BORROWS, MORGAN, ATHERTON, BABB, RENNIE, BOLAND, DARBY, JENKINSON, FLYNN, NDLOVU.
Can you name the year?
93So we moved house recently and boxes everywhere. Just getting round to sorting stuff and stashing in attic as you do. Came across an old programme . The team v Spurs that day was: OGGY, BORROWS, MORGAN, ATHERTON, BABB, RENNIE, BOLAND, DARBY, JENKINSON, FLYNN, NDLOVU.
Can you name the year?
So we moved house recently and boxes everywhere. Just getting round to sorting stuff and stashing in attic as you do. Came across an old programme . The team v Spurs that day was: OGGY, BORROWS, MORGAN, ATHERTON, BABB, RENNIE, BOLAND, DARBY, JENKINSON, FLYNN, NDLOVU.
Can you name the year?
I'd guess at 1992/1993 season too, i presume 'Morgan' is Steve Morgan? Im sure he was in my 94 Merlin sticker album but Babb was at Liverpool by then
94 - that was a seriously weak midfield and attack......
It's amazing on reflection how that team survived in the top flight and then how Big Ron and Strachan then spent millions in getting us relegated.
Please use his full name.Blimey, Steve Morgan. There's a name I'd forgotten.
Back 5 and Nuddy then. Bloody hell not much to be scared of there and in the top flight too!
Not sure if fans realise how good Peter Ndlovu was at his best Ihis hat-trick at Anfield is still acknowledged by old Liverpool fans who witnessed it don’t think the successive managers he played under used him correct we should have built the team around him , he was as near to modern day Raheem Sterling you could get. With Ndlovu in the team that very ordinary looking team was okay comfortably midway in the top division.
First thought was when did we ever play with a back 5 before Butcher tried to be player/manager ? Unless Dave Rennie was a temporary CM for the day. I know he played DM while at Birmingham and Leeds. And Flynn and Nuddy as strikers. Probably the shortest attack force the Premier League has ever seen.
Oggy
Borrows Babb Atherton Morgan
Boland Darby Rennie Jenkinson
Flynn Ndlovu
First thought was when did we ever play with a back 5 before Butcher tried to be player/manager ? Unless Dave Rennie was a temporary CM for the day. I know he played DM while at Birmingham and Leeds. And Flynn and Nuddy as strikers. Probably the shortest attack force the Premier League has ever seen.
Oggy
Borrows Babb Atherton Morgan
Boland Darby Rennie Jenkinson
Flynn Ndlovu
Pickering played instead of Darby so even more defensive!!
I've got a great reference book from our days in the top division by Jim Brown, detailing the teams that played (for and against) and a brief review of the match.
This one read ''An excellent City performance, lacking only in goals. A snow storm gives a Winter feel as Pickering makes his full debut, but he is replaced by McGrath making his final appearance. Scott fouls Ndlovu, who scores from the resulting penalty. The Zimbabwean hits the bar near the end.''
Just bad terminology, I was referring to Oggy and the defenceFirst thought was when did we ever play with a back 5 before Butcher tried to be player/manager ? Unless Dave Rennie was a temporary CM for the day. I know he played DM while at Birmingham and Leeds. And Flynn and Nuddy as strikers. Probably the shortest attack force the Premier League has ever seen.
Oggy
Borrows Babb Atherton Morgan
Boland Darby Rennie Jenkinson
Flynn Ndlovu
Just bad terminology, I was referring to Oggy and the defence
I loved watching him too. Scored some fantastic goals for us over the years my personal favourite being at Leeds. Phil Babb had a shot that hit the post and it came out to Nuddy who lashed it home - looked straightforward but it was a really difficult technique to master.I loved watching Nuddy play. His solo effort and lob over Southall at Everton in 1992? and his breakaways (Wimbledon away with 8000 Cov fans celebrating) were my favourites and they caught the Sky Blue imagination. But you couldn't plan a team around him. The problem we and he had was, to paraphrase something I heard about him, his skill was that good that sometimes even he didn't know where the ball is going.
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