You are right about Quinn though though shocking omission (and MacDonald and Sunderland deserve a nod)
Quinny was a good lad. Bumped into him in the Green Gate on West Green Road one night. I was too scared to go over and say hello because he was sat with Liam Brady!
I loved Quinny. He actually became a thoroughly respectable centre forward when he got a bit older.
Surely, John Radford ? Did we leave out SuperMac ?
Never saw Radford or Supermac live - just before my time, 7. Would still say Smith was better - two titles as top scorer both times. I do think Radford is underrated though - deserves a lot more credit. Still only three players with more goals for Arsenal
Never saw Radford or Supermac live - just before my time, 7. Would still say Smith was better - two titles as top scorer both times. I do think Radford is underrated though - deserves a lot more credit. Still only three players with more goals for Arsenal
On his day, Adebayor could be totally unplayable. He didn't have nearly enough days.
On his day, Adebayor could be totally unplayable. He didn't have nearly enough days.
Yes, indeed. In fact, everyone's new favourite Nigerian (I cannot spell his name) brings to mind La Bayor at his best. There's an awful lot to be said for simple, straightforward, high-powered running, especially from a BLU.
"Plenty of strikers can score goals," he said, gesturing to the famous old stands casting shadows around us.
"But a lot have found it difficult wearing the number 9 shirt for The Arsenal."