Kevin Russell

[FIF]

Is that different from the soccer term 'bench player'?

What's soccer?

 

[Macky]

What's soccer?

It's a commonly used term meaning Association football. It's most often used, but not exclusively, in countries where the term 'football' applies to sports other than association football. Ireland and America being good examples of this. Although it originates in England, to distinguish it from Rugby football.

I'm surprised you haven't heard of it to be honest.

 

[FIF]

It's a commonly used term meaning Association football. It's most often used, but not exclusively, in countries where the term 'football' applies to sports other than association football. Ireland and America being good examples of this.

I'm surprised you haven't heard of it to be honest.

So are you talking about Ireland or America then?

 

[Macky]

So are you talking about Ireland or America then?

Neither

 

[footyguts]

swindon opening match pitch invasion.i was on tv

 

[FIF]

Neither

Thanks for clearing that up.

 

[Motown Fox]

He scored important goals in crucial games. Last minute winner against Tranmere sticks in the mind.

It was in injury time too I remember it well. The crowd erupted when it went in. I've got the video of that season and used to let my son play it when he was quite young to get him into the City habit. And that game is one of my favourites.

 

[KempsonFox]

I remember it too, Me and my dad watched the first 89 minutes, my dad then decided we had to "avoid the traffic". We got out on to Sawday Street and heard the ground erupt.
91/92 was the first season I really remember Russell and Tommy Wright being my favourite players.

 

[Snash]

I remember it too, Me and my dad watched the first 89 minutes, my dad then decided we had to "avoid the traffic". We got out on to Sawday Street and heard the ground erupt.
91/92 was the first season I really remember Russell and Tommy Wright being my favourite players.

This was the first time I ever left a game early - and it was the last!

 

[enderby fox]

I remember it too, Me and my dad watched the first 89 minutes, my dad then decided we had to "avoid the traffic". We got out on to Sawday Street and heard the ground erupt.
91/92 was the first season I really remember Russell and Tommy Wright being my favourite players.

welcome

 

[KempsonFox]

welcome

Thanks but I've been here a couple of times before!
Both times forgot my password after a few months without coming on to the site. Couldn't retrieve it with the e-mail reminder thing so I signed up again.

 

[BOB HAZELL]

Obviously not the one of the most gifted or greatest to have worn the shirt, but for other reasons - effort, impact, lifting players and crowd alike - one of my very favourite players ever, even though it was brief.

 

[DesertFox]

Obviously not the one of the most gifted or greatest to have worn the shirt, but for other reasons - effort, impact, lifting players and crowd alike - one of my very favourite players ever, even though it was brief.

Succinctly put, Bob.

 

[Melton Fox]

Tango & Cash was his finest hour.

 

[swellbelly68]

swindon opening match pitch invasion.i was on tv

wasn't this the 1st day of the pitch encroachment law?,i don't remember any banning orders for any of the lads i know.

 

[Darth Vodka]

he's got no hair, but we don't care

 

[beaumontfox]

A bit before my time unfortunately, but hes my uncles favourite ever City player i think (going back to the early 70s as well). Always wandered how he is so popular despite only scoring so few goals and playing so few games for us though. Someone will have to fill me in. (edit away)

Super Sub.

 

[Billyjof]

Best performance was beating Cambridge in the Playoff semi 91-92 ran his socks off. Scored a great goal when the keeper fluffed it and he was there to knock it in.

 

[DesertFox]

I wonder if Cambridge fans look upon that match as their "Wycombe". They've been absolute bobbins ever since, dropping down three leagues.

 

[Darth Vodka]

I wonder if Cambridge fans look upon that match as their "Wycombe". They've been absolute bobbins ever since, dropping down three leagues.

ha ha...

selling Claridge & Dublin didn't help (and of course ....Phillpot :icon_roll)

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/teams/c/cambridge_utd/8046934.stm

mentioned in the build up to the conference play off