Saddest injuries.AKA Hargo.

Originally Posted by Mr_Ed

Dave Busst

I would have run that off in my Sunday league days.

Originally Posted by Zorg

Agreed dunk.

He was Ole to Giggs's Cole. If that makes sense.

That's the one.

Originally Posted by dunk

For instance, he played in the CL Final on the left, Giggs on the right and Beckham in the middle.

Yeah, massive success that was tbf.

Decent enough player, but I'd put his contribution up there with Henning Berg and Philip Neville, not Stam and Yorke ffs.

Originally Posted by John Blazini

Yeah, massive success that was tbf.

Decent enough player, but I'd put his contribution up there with Henning Berg and Philip Neville, not Stam and Yorke ffs.

And of course without Berg we'd have been utterly £#%&!ed. So there you go.

Cheers.

Berg was great for us that year. Inter away

blomqvist used to skin people for fun
not a big name but very important in that season

Originally Posted by thenorthwillriseagain

blomqvist used to skin people for fun
not a big name but very important in that season

I remember him skinning Daisy May for fun when Gothenburg gubbed us at their place

Steve Bruce's nose.

Originally Posted by Charlestown Rouge

I remember him skinning Daisy May for fun when Gothenburg gubbed us at their place

Gothenburg ffs they were pretty damn good that season I seem to recall...

Originally Posted by bigMikeA

Gothenburg ffs they were pretty damn good that season I seem to recall...

Ince got sent off in the same game and Eric did his usual European vanishing trick. 3-1 FFS

Originally Posted by dunk

And of course without Berg we'd have been utterly £#%&!ed. So there you go.

Cheers.

Stam played more games that season than Blommers and Berg put together.

Both played their part, but to say they made an equal contribution as players who were ever present in the team is just %@#$&!s.

Remember Jordi Cruyff getting us that point against Derby? Up there with Schmeichel that season imo, couldnt have done it without him.

Originally Posted by John Blazini

Stam played more games that season than Blommers and Berg put together.

Both played their part, but to say they made an equal contribution as players who were ever present in the team is just %@#$&!s.

Remember Jordi Cruyff getting us that point against Derby? Up there with Schmeichel that season imo, couldnt have done it without him.

Yeah. That's exactly what I'm saying

No Blomqvist, no treble. Simple as. So in that sense, every bit as important.

Gothenburg were a good team that year.

Didn't they top the group?

dunkers, I'd have a hard time slating a single one of the treble lads.

Even Greening. Well, maybe Greening.

Originally Posted by Neo

Gothenburg were a good team that year.

Didn't they top the group?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1994%E2...ampions_League

Originally Posted by andyroo

dunkers, I'd have a hard time slating a single one of the treble lads.

Even Greening. Well, maybe Greening.

I'm not slating anybody, they were all fantastic that season, even David May

I remember all the seasons when an injury to Giggs £#%&!ed us and left us with no-one on the left. Even after Blomqvist left it took us until Park/Nani arrived to replace him and his effectiveness on that side. The lack of that player has cost us big time before and since the treble season, no question.

I think '98-99 and '07-08 were the only 2 seasons when we have truly had a decent quality replacement in every position, and it showed.

Originally Posted by andyroo

dunkers, I'd have a hard time slating a single one of the treble lads.

Even Greening. Well, maybe Greening.

Originally Posted by Coracao

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1994%E2...ampions_League

Nice one.

They had a 100% home record in a tough group, and then went out on away goals to Bayern in the quarters.

Good team.

Originally Posted by Neo

Gothenburg were a good team that year.

Didn't they top the group?

Didn't this mad @#%&! save everything that night?

According to his brief - anyway privilliged to watch it