Originally posted by blade68i see your point... but people here ..nomenated Zola...
Were they under-rated?
Bully got a couple of England caps, and I have a feeling that Clive Allen did too?
Alan Woodward was definately under-rated... for those of you old enough to remember!
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anyway what about John Richards? anyone remember him from his Wolves days... or am i really showing my age?ππ
Originally posted by blade68Tony Currie
Following on from the 'over-rated' thread...
Bob Hatton - going back a few years I know, as a front man used to graft his preverbials off for the team, never got any accolades for it.
Tony Adams - got over all the 'eeyore' chants, and proved to be an excellent centre-half in my opinion. Solid.
John Robertson - old Forest winger. Absolute quality, and deceptively quick when he wanted to be.
Glen Hoddle
Matt le Tissier
And with some idiots David Beckham.
Ironically Hoddle was the most incomplete yet he got the most caps.
Can you imagine Brazil picking Calton Palmer and leaving "le god" back home not even on the bench? The amount of times I watched England a goal down and never looking like scoring, or in a penalty shoot out. Le Tiss was the best penalty taker England never had and for a crap team like the saints scored 30 goals in a season from midfield.
Originally posted by blade68Only 17 caps!!! It was nothing more than a crime. He lit up match after match with his skill. If he had gone abroad there would be statues all over Europe.
My hero.... not under-rated at all in my house!
It's a fact that if he'd played for a more fashionable team he'd have got more than 17 caps though...
When I become world ruler I will hold a nuremburg style trial. Quite a few England managers are lucky that they are not still alive.
Alan Ball was another who was dropped by England when he was awesome. Rumour was that he had refused a bribe from Revie and Revie would never pick him for England.
Originally posted by blade68Danny Mcgrain
Following on from the 'over-rated' thread...
Bob Hatton - going back a few years I know, as a front man used to graft his preverbials off for the team, never got any accolades for it.
Tony Adams - got over all the 'eeyore' chants, and proved to be an excellent centre-half in my opinion. Solid.
John Robertson - old Forest winger. Absolute quality, and deceptively quick when he wanted to be.