| Hampshire's greatest footballers 14:53 - Dec 20 with 28782 views | 130yrs_and_one_Cup |
Updated full list. Some very good players here. Of course Portsmouth gets the lions' share, but Southampton is a good second. I imagine that there is little dispute in this list, if we are basing it on facts and not bias.
1- 10 Top Draw
Portsmouth : Von Donop : Hampshire’s first ever superstar
Soton : Ted Drake : Good scoring rate, right time, right place
Portsmouth : Reg Flewin : One of only 6 captains to win post war back to back championships
Portsmouth : Peter Harris : Probably the highest ever scoring winger in England. Champion
Alton: Jimmy Dickinson : Mr consistency for club and country. Champion
Aldershot: Johnny Berry : In terms of trophies, tops the list. Champion
Portsmouth : Ray Crawford : Scored the goals to give Ipswich the Championship
Farnham : Peter Storey : Probably Hampshire’s hardest footballer, champion and serial winner
Greater Portsmouth : Bobby Tambling : In Chelsea’s greatest ever team. Impressive scoring rate
Portsmouth : Alex Chamberlain : Only player to win Europe’s highest accolade
10 — 20 : Excellent Players
New Alresford : Sir Christopher Rawlinson
Botley : Don Roper
Soton : Tom Parker
Greater Portsmouth : George Lilycrop
Portsmouth : Johnny Gordon
Winchester : Terry Paine
Soton : Martin Chivers
Portsmouth : Steve Foster
Soton : Darren Anderton
Winchester : Wayne Bridge
20 — 30 : Very good players
New Forest : Frank Jefferis
Soton : Peter Sillett
Aldershot : Bruce Rioch
Soton : Nick Holmes
New Forest : Kevin Reeves
Soton : Graham Roberts
Bournemouth : Paul Rideout
Greater Portsmouth : Kevin Pressman
New Forest : Jamie Redknapp
Basingstoke : Tom Cleverley
30 — 40 : Solid players
Farnborough : John Mortimore
Portsmouth : Phil Gunter
Portsmouth : Malcolm Waldron
Portsmouth : Bobby Stokes
Soton : Francis Benali
Romsey : Nigel Spackman
Portsmouth : Daryl Powell
Portsmouth Joel Ward
Portsmouth : James Ward Prowse
Portsmouth : Mason Mount
40 — 50 : Dependable players
Greater Portsmouth : Albert Mundy
Soton : John Sillett
Hartley Wintney : Archie turner
Portsmouth : David Jones
Winchester : Steve Guppy
Portsmouth : Steve Claridge
Basingstoke : Kit Symons
New Forest : Sam Vokes
Greater Portsmouth : Matt Ritchie
Petersfield : Calum Chambers
Final Tally :
Ports 21
Soton 9
NF 4, Winch 3, Aldershot 2, Basingstoke 2
Alton, Farnham, Botley, New Alresford, Farnborough, Bournemouth, Romsey, Petersfield, Hartley Wintney
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| Hampshire's greatest footballers on 14:32 - Jan 23 with 2233 views | 130yrs_and_one_Cup |
“When the debate is lost, slander becomes the tool of the loser.”
Socrates | |
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| Hampshire's greatest footballers on 15:25 - Jan 23 with 2224 views | this_charming_man |
There isn't a debate going on though is there, just a load of sh*te from you, all of which is entirely subjective. | |
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| Hampshire's greatest footballers on 15:34 - Jan 23 with 2215 views | Butty101 |
You know you have brought that quote out before, and i explained to you that it wasnt a Socrates quote - More likely Clinton Cards.
Well below applies directly to you
Albert Einstein: The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results. | |
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| Hampshire's greatest footballers on 13:12 - Jan 24 with 2156 views | 130yrs_and_one_Cup |
Being that Socrates never wrote any books, all his quotes are direct, and Plato characterizes Socrates as describing his opponents’ positions as slanderous, and gives his own quote on what he had said.
'Therefore, as I said when I began, it would be a wonder to me if I should be able in this short time to take away from you this slander which has become so great. This is the truth for you, men of Athens; I am hiding nothing from you either great or small in my speech, nor am I holding anything back. And yet I know rather well that I incur hatred by these very things; which is also a proof that I speak the truth, and that this is the slander against me, and that these are its causes. Whether you investigate these things now or later, you will discover that this is so. So about the things which the first accusers accused me of, let this be a sufficient defense speech before you'.
Therefore, this has been shortened to the quote above, and may be the exact quote by Socrates.
Anyone who quotes Clinton Cards certainly won't win this years Einstein Award. [Post edited 24 Jan 2020 13:30]
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| Hampshire's greatest footballers on 13:54 - Jan 24 with 2139 views | 130yrs_and_one_Cup |
All the opinions expressed above are based on facts.
For instance, on appearances, 3 out of the top 5 are Pompey lads. That isn't spin, it's fact. | |
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| Hampshire's greatest footballers on 14:04 - Jan 24 with 2132 views | this_charming_man |
Most important football stadium : Portsmouth - subjective
Most interesting Cruise Port : Portsmouth - subjective
Most interesting cricket stadium : Portsmouth - subjective
Look it up in the dictionary. | |
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| Hampshire's greatest footballers on 14:31 - Jan 24 with 2123 views | 130yrs_and_one_Cup |
Have you ever arrived at Portsmouth harbour on a cross continental ferry and seen the number of passengers get up and have a look around. I've been on the Red Funnel Ferry and never seen anything comparable.
There are only 2 stadiums left in the south of England that have seen winning seasons in England. If St Mary's got flattened, it wouldn't bother your fans that much, you'd be looking forward to going to a new stadium.
The cricket ground in Pompey is in a much more interesting location than Hedgend. When Hampshire or England win something big at Hedgend, it might change. This one is more subjective than the other 2 I agree, but the other 2 are stonewall facts. | |
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| Hampshire's greatest footballers on 14:35 - Jan 24 with 2120 views | this_charming_man |
let me help you
Subjective.
based on or influenced by personal feelings, tastes, or opinions. Contrasted with objective. | |
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| Hampshire's greatest footballers on 14:41 - Jan 24 with 2116 views | 130yrs_and_one_Cup |
Let me help you.
Which is the most interesting place to visit?
Luton
London
Sunderland | |
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| Hampshire's greatest footballers on 14:46 - Jan 24 with 2112 views | this_charming_man |
based on whose opinion? | |
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| Hampshire's greatest footballers on 14:48 - Jan 24 with 2110 views | 130yrs_and_one_Cup |
firstly yours, then what you think the majority of the population might think | |
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| Hampshire's greatest footballers on 15:01 - Jan 24 with 2107 views | this_charming_man |
I cant speak for the entire population pal, it's a subjective question.
What defines interesting? What is the interest or background of the visitor? What are there interests? Very difficult to answer. [Post edited 24 Jan 2020 15:01]
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| Hampshire's greatest footballers on 15:07 - Jan 24 with 2102 views | 130yrs_and_one_Cup |
It's not a trick question
Which is the most interesting place to visit?
Luton
London
Sunderland
There is a simple method to answer this question | |
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| Hampshire's greatest footballers on 15:12 - Jan 24 with 2099 views | this_charming_man |
its a stupid question to try and prove yet another point you are wrong about. | |
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| Hampshire's greatest footballers on 15:17 - Jan 24 with 2098 views | 130yrs_and_one_Cup |
So you don't know if Sunderland or Luton is a more interesting place to visit than London?
It's obviously all too subjective for you | |
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| Hampshire's greatest footballers on 15:20 - Jan 24 with 2092 views | 130yrs_and_one_Cup |
Question, who was the best player, Ali Dia or Matt le Tissier?
TCM : I don't know, its all too subjective
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| Hampshire's greatest footballers on 14:03 - Feb 21 with 1978 views | 130yrs_and_one_Cup |
Big day for Winchester born Donny Ings tomorrow, he will make his 100th PL appearance.
Even if he doesn't score he will be on 36 goals scored, so I will consider putting him in the top 50 Hampshire players. 36 in 100 games isn't bad tbf.
Who to leave out? I'm probably going to leave out Albert Mundy, Brighton's 2nd highest goal-scorer of all time. | |
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| Hampshire's greatest footballers (n/t) on 14:27 - Feb 21 with 1973 views | DellHero |
[Post edited 25 Feb 2020 6:04]
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| Hampshire's greatest footballers on 13:20 - Feb 23 with 1903 views | 130yrs_and_one_Cup |
He certainly isn't very good at banter, but I admire his spirit and positivity | |
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| Hampshire's greatest footballers on 13:33 - Feb 23 with 1897 views | 130yrs_and_one_Cup |
Donny Ings get 100 top flight appearances, that is a good milestone, he is getting closer to the top 55, that is for sure. His 36 goals are an impressive haul ie 0.36 goals per game.
I know he's not from Southampton, or even greater Soton, but he is a local lad. Comparisons with past local lads is interesting
0.33 Johnny Gordon 102 goals in 333 games
0.39 Martin Chivers 149 goals in 378 games
0.41 Peter Harris 193 goals in 486 games
0.42 Bobby Tambling 142 goals in 340 games
0.58 Ray Crawford 130 goals in 225 games
Amazingly, a Soton lad tops the list, but he was lucky enough to join the top club in the country at the right time, then not see his rate lip down due to age, and all of this because of the outbreak of WW2. ie The World War made him look a lot better than he was.
The 100 club, 4-2 to Pompey, as Tom Jones would say, "It's not unusual" | |
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| Hampshire's greatest footballers on 23:58 - Feb 23 with 1827 views | Capt_Koons |
What the fu k is "greater portsmouth" ? | |
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| Hampshire's greatest footballers on 07:44 - Feb 24 with 1805 views | Marcus_y |
Anywhere south of London and that helps him prove his flawed agenda. | |
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| Hampshire's greatest footballers on 09:31 - Feb 24 with 1787 views | Butty101 |
Saint 130 - Mason Mount (the one you have a jizz fest over) has gone right off the boil. I think as ever you where a bit premature there. He needs to drop down a few places | |
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| Hampshire's greatest footballers on 13:56 - Feb 24 with 1754 views | franniesTache |
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