Keith Weller
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Steven
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1 Frank (best player I have seen play for City :icon_wink )
2= Lenny and Weller
4 The Birch
homer
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Outstanding, exciting player - deservedly up there along with Worthington and Glover
But don't you dare mention Birchenall in the same breath as those three
Shame on you
spionfox
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He was probably my very first Leicester hero. So many wonderful players in the Bloomfield era, but I'd put the likes of Jon Sammels, Steve Earle, Dennis Rofe and a few more before Birchenall.
lazzer
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My heroes were Weller,Worthington,Garland,Glover. I think Weller was technically the most gifted but Franky was number one. But that was probably down the fact i used to fetch him a pint of milk everyday after training and his jack the image. I am now yearning to watch Star Soccer :icon_lol:
And Homer is right ,The Birch indeed
And Homer is right ,The Birch indeed
As a Lions fan i only checked in on Saturday to gauge reaction to our victory but thought i'd check on Keiths standing amongst some of your support while i was here.
I remember when 'we' first signed him along with Derek Possee from Spurs in around 67/68. I think we paid £45000 for him and £47000 for Possee.
There is much debate among Millwall supporters as to who our greatest ever player has been although it usually comes down to a straight choice between Weller and Sheringham.
For me although Sheringham went onto win more honours no-one could touch Keith Weller in a Millwall shirt.
RIP.
I remember when 'we' first signed him along with Derek Possee from Spurs in around 67/68. I think we paid £45000 for him and £47000 for Possee.
There is much debate among Millwall supporters as to who our greatest ever player has been although it usually comes down to a straight choice between Weller and Sheringham.
For me although Sheringham went onto win more honours no-one could touch Keith Weller in a Millwall shirt.
RIP.
No doubt, one of the best in a great era for the city. I was season ticket holder then, it was a great time, money well spent. if I remember correctly, (senilty having a go here), the player to start this time was Derek Dougan, I forget the manager who rescued him but he was another a great signing, but Kieth ( the black tights) Weller, was awsome.
homer
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They were definitely white. The ones he wore v Norwich were anyway. Maybe you saw him wearing black tights off the pitch.
fox58
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alex
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...and Ian Ormondroyd...
Macky
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Junior Lewis, obviously
Not familiar with him although everytime i see the ice hockey movie 'Slapstick' i'm reminded of Rodney Fern.
Surely a Hanson brother if ever there was one.
spionfox
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You want weird from that era? Don't forget the mighty String - Mike Stringfellow.
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