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I used to be very much Tam Buffel Loyal 😄He was easily better than Windass 👍

In the 4-1-3-2 I would have put De Boer in the middle of the 3 as I thought the two upfront will be real out and out strikers. De Boer could certainly play as a second striker but I always saw him more as that creative one behind the front two, but agree - siblime player. But just doesnt out do Gascoigne for sheer ability and the goals he scored.

This is a shame on Ronald De Boer but it can only be Gascoigne.

Missed Mark Walters - proper winger.

Does it have to be a winger? If not then in a 4-1-3-2 I'd be putting a left sided midfielder in this slot rather than a winger because he just simply has to be in my all time team: The Hammer Jorg Albertz. And the obvious "Best winger" will be on the right side for me as he played both sides.

Didnt Big Eck like to play Konterman there for a good while which was horrendous excluding that thunderbolt at Hampden. When we signed Jonas Thern I thought we had gotten a right steal who could sit and be a proper playmaker but it never really worked out although he did show the odd bit of class.

Having 5 being geographically in Asia makes more games. Having the break up of the Soviet and Yugoslavia opened things up which is fair enough and moving from 8 teams in Euro 92 to 16 in Euro 96 was a good call but now the set up is giving teams byes to the tournament with such games in the Nations League. Because teams have a back door way in through the Nations league it makes even more meaningless games in the actual qualifiers. Qualification is getting easier, if Albania has qualified then that says it all. Plus I noticed Slovenia play Kazakhstan in the final group game with winner takes all - if Kazak go through then the Saudis will instantly want to join the Euro set up.

Thank god that was the last international break of the year, what a total disruption it is. I mean, well done to Scotland for a good campaign and reaching Germany and I'll watch the tournament itself, but qualifiers are dire. They really should be pinned altogether in 1 or 2 breaks.

I just read this therefore options open up so I might switch to Tugay or even Barry Ferguson. This is getting more difficult than my Higher Accounts exam. Tugay was great and probably a better player but surely cant make an all-time team ahead of McCall or Ferguson again due to longevity and service plus success. Im sticking with McCall, he did all the dirty work to let Gascoigne and Laudrup do their magic.

Because its a defensive holding midfield Im leaning towards Stuart McCall. Tugay was immense but wasnt just a holding midfielder but I suppose could count in this position. This is tough but I'll stick with Stuart McCall.

I think this was raised but the Premier League cover their tracks on these issues as all members sign and agree to the conditions. Football behind the scenes seems to be in its worst ever state and I see Man City avoiding a major punishment, they could end up with a fine. I can even see this leading to eventual breakaway for the super league with Europes top clubs joining a Saudi organised league - especially if Man City and Chelsea were hit with a point deduction that would relegate them - at TBH if this is what Everton get for a 19m one time break of rule, what would City get for 115 breaches. The good thing for Everton is they will stay up as they will get out of the bottom 3 easily. Leicester are the team who feel hard done by stating this 10 points should have been done last year so they are after a heavy financial compensation package.

The position where we have had class in abundance with keepers who could walk into most teams. Goram wins it. He was one of the best in the world at one point in 90s. No votes for Snelders? 😃

Come to the party late on this one but it would have been Robertson for me for longevity over Numan. How Robertson barely got Scotland caps was just baffling. He was light years better than Tosh Mckinlay.

Alan Hutton for me. Stevens was at the end of his career when I properly started watching.

Gough and Cuellar. Colin Hendry would have replaced Cuellar had he signed 5 years earlier.

Yeah there is a bit of Jaap Stam about him..And "no you wouldnt fuck with me on a proper day"....and I love that.

City are laughing.

Erm they havent played yet....

Hilarious. Im sure only Caniggia would have managed to pull this one off. I mean dont even ask.......

Just saw this post for the first time - Well done the Korean Lasses. And they look fine in those home shirts which was one of my favourites. I think it was the first time we used a kit for one season - possibly due to switching to Nike in 97-98?? (Negri shirt)

The equalizer probably saved the bookies a few big payouts from punters who would have had an outside single on Luton to win. Surely that would have been minimum 8/1. Good win for Forest. A weekend where Liverpool, Arsenal, Villa and Brighton didnt win which tightens things up, so its over to Spurs tonight to stretch the gap.

Nah, I hear what you were saying. 👍 Think we had Aberdeen 3 finals in a row in the late 80s? For nostalgia purposes I'll throw in the 96 final 4-3 v Hearts when Gascoigne came out and bagged a classic double (he had a double at half time aswell) - and it was the Neil McCann trial game where he was awesome. Delighted to be in the final although the date Dec 17 could have been arranged a bit better, it was always great to get this final in October. What length of contract is Butland on BTW anyone? At a time around 6 or 7 years ago when England had 3 or 4 coming through he was easily the best out of Pickford and Pope plus with Forster and Foster around - but he got a bad injury. Its great to see him showing his talent again - he is a top keeper and I wouldnt be swapping him for Pickford, Henderson or Sam Johnstone. Im liking what Clement seems to be doing, there just seems a bigger professionalism around the place and we have to remember he has barely had time on the training ground to implement his style due to midweek games.

Yeah granted because what's happened in that time and it shows how fast time goes, but I was just thinking this was the cup we usually had in the back pocket and probably took for granted over a certain period.

It was surprising to read that we havent won this cup for 12 years when for me growing up it was the cup we seemed to stroll every year and in the 90s it probably had a bit more affiliation to it than the Scottish Cup.

Thats harsh. After going 2-1 up Antonio screwed up for 3-1 which would have wrapped it up. But thats 3 league defeats in a row and Moyes is going backwards again, he really can be up there with the most frustrating of managers.