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Darren Moore - decent lower premiership player/career.
Ian Snodin is a legend with Everton fans. He sweat blood for them and they also realise how good he was before the back injury that effectively stopped him going to the 1990 World Cup in Italy. Brendan O' Callaghan is also well thought of in Stoke and used to commentate on their games on local radio.
Think some of those were a bit harsh, specifically:Rufus Brevett - Left us in what's now League 2 for a career in and out of the top division. Can't really argue with him having more success!Paul Green - now a full international and Championship regular starterMills/Wellens - both have had several seasons at top end Championship sides (admittedly Mills not so much with Bolton's start this year!), in and around the play-offs so you'd have to say that's a step upThe rest aren't really in my lifetime so can't comment.
Quote from: NickDRFC on September 26, 2013, 01:41:51 pmThink some of those were a bit harsh, specifically:Rufus Brevett - Left us in what's now League 2 for a career in and out of the top division. Can't really argue with him having more success!Paul Green - now a full international and Championship regular starterMills/Wellens - both have had several seasons at top end Championship sides (admittedly Mills not so much with Bolton's start this year!), in and around the play-offs so you'd have to say that's a step upThe rest aren't really in my lifetime so can't comment.There is a big difference in ' step up and pulling up trees'
Paul Crichton had a Long steady career.
My junior Rovers team mate of the late 1950's RAY VEALL made it into Rovers first team then went on to play left wing for Everton for a few seasons before moving to the USA. Nobody went with Harry Gregg to Man U .. it was Bill Paterson who went to Newcastle just after Gregg left. It's almost cheating to talk of Tony Woodcock who was with us for about 10 minutes on loan ( 6 games in fact) before achieving success elsewhere .. Arsenal and in Germany together with KK.
Terry Curran did OK - apart from falling out with most of his managers
Mike Jeffery went to Newcastle and played in the UEFA cup if memory serves right