Author Topic: Andy Williams POTM (Read 8630 times)

Campsall rover · « **Reply #30 on** January 08, 2016, 05:16:39 pm by Campsall rover »

What about Hayter, in his prime and that goal against Leeds at Wembley.

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Seadog Minibus · « **Reply #31 on** January 08, 2016, 05:21:18 pm by Seadog Minibus »

I'd take Hayter over Heffs.

Campsall rover · « **Reply #32 on** January 08, 2016, 05:22:50 pm by Campsall rover »

Peter Kitchen was probably our most natural goal scorer over the last 50 odd years. A goal poacher if there ever was one.

Campsall rover · « **Reply #33 on** January 08, 2016, 05:25:42 pm by Campsall rover »

Heffs was a more natural goal scorer than Hayter but Hayter will also have had more 'assists'

Seadog Minibus · « **Reply #34 on** January 08, 2016, 05:30:40 pm by Seadog Minibus »

Yes, I think Hayter's overall contribution was greater than Heffs.

Campsall rover · « **Reply #35 on** January 08, 2016, 05:35:19 pm by Campsall rover »

Any way this thread is titled Andy Williams so what odds on him scoring tomorrow against Stoke. The winning goal maybe. Yes please and then we will be calling him Sir Andy Williams

Al4475 · « **Reply #36 on** January 08, 2016, 06:00:53 pm by Al4475 »

I'd probably include mike jeffrey on my list as well! Vital goals for his coupla seasons with us!

DonnyBazR0ver · « **Reply #37 on** January 08, 2016, 06:27:41 pm by DonnyBazR0ver »

Williams is definitely showing a touch of class in his finishing. Some mentioned on here one or two that had different characteristics but in terms of composure and instinct, he's getting up there. Kitch and Heffs were strikers that were a second in front of everyone else and made vital yard in the head that made it look cool.

idler · « **Reply #38 on** January 08, 2016, 08:20:15 pm by idler »

Quote from: Campsall rover on January 08, 2016, 05:22:50 pm

Peter Kitchen was probably our most natural goal scorer over the last 50 odd years. A goal poacher if there ever was one.

Mike Elwiss might have eclipsed even Peter Kitchen but for injury.

graingrover · « **Reply #39 on** January 08, 2016, 09:23:25 pm by graingrover »

BST .. Big of you on WILLIAMS! Very cool !

BobG · « *Last Edit: January 08, 2016, 10:52:13 pm by BobG* »

I like this top five in my lifetime concept. As i'm a grey beard, the choices are harder. But I reckon:

Alick Jeffrey
Michael McIndoe
Peter Kitchen
Mike Elwiss
Gregg Blundell

Bugger. I really can't leave Graeme Jones out. So my top five has six in it. Lol.

BobG

Bentley Bullet · « **Reply #41 on** January 08, 2016, 10:48:07 pm by Bentley Bullet »

Alick Jeffrey
Laurie Sheffield
Billy Sharp
James Hayter
Gregg Blundell

BobG · « **Reply #42 on** January 08, 2016, 10:53:52 pm by BobG »

This isn't easy is it?! The three players you picked BB that I didn't, are all damn fine players and all deserve to be right up there. We musta had tooooo many real good forwards!

BobG

Nudga · « **Reply #43 on** January 08, 2016, 11:06:08 pm by Nudga »

Are people forgetting Mike Jeffrey? How good was he?
Bruno and Muir got me moist also.

Mike_F · « **Reply #44 on** January 08, 2016, 11:09:24 pm by Mike_F »

Can't believe I forgot Don Page & Tony Cunningham...

BobG · « **Reply #45 on** January 08, 2016, 11:09:39 pm by BobG »

Oh hell. Now you've gone and found 3 more players who were damn good for us Nudga!

BobG

Bentley Bullet · « **Reply #46 on** January 08, 2016, 11:10:17 pm by Bentley Bullet »

True Bob, and picking players we liked seems a much less talked about topic than players we disliked!

After seeing your list I thought there must be a place for McIndoe in mine also, but when I made my list out I'd missed him off, not intentionally, I'd just ran out of space.

The bottom two on my list are more of a personal choice than anything else. The top three I think are simply the best I've seen.

BobG · « *Last Edit: January 08, 2016, 11:26:59 pm by BobG* »

Well I don't think anyone can argue against Gregg Blundell or James Hayter. Gregg might have been a bit of an artisan, but he was just such a great bloke to watch, and he scored goals. Hayter didn't score so many, but he worked his knackers off every single week. Every one. And he wasn't bad either. I liked Bruno too though..... This is hard man!

Bob

BillyStubbsTears · « **Reply #48 on** January 08, 2016, 11:22:45 pm by BillyStubbsTears »

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This is hard man!

I'm getting a lazy lob on an all.

BobG · « **Reply #49 on** January 08, 2016, 11:26:29 pm by BobG »

And now I'm wetting myself!

Bob

les@donr · « **Reply #50 on** January 09, 2016, 01:06:47 am by les@donr »

no one has mentioned either Barnes nor Fortune West, both had an impact on Championship winning teams.

BobG · « **Reply #51 on** January 09, 2016, 01:08:57 am by BobG »

Or Terry Curran either.... Daft as a brush, but quick as lightning and sometimes, absolutely devastating.

Or Tony Coleman come to think of it.

BobG

Sammy Chung was King · « **Reply #52 on** January 09, 2016, 02:04:17 am by Sammy Chung was King »

My strikers 'Echelon' table would be

1---Billy Sharp--Mike Jeffrey
2---Paul Heffernan--James Hayter--Andy Williams
3---Paul Barnes---Gregg Blundell

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