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And Kevin Davies. Dyche was the captain I thinkYes - then lost at League 3 Chesterfield in the next round.
Didn't Dyche play for Chesterfield back then?
And Kevin Davies. Dyche was the captain I thinkYes - then lost at League 3 Chesterfield in the next round.
Didn't Dyche play for Chesterfield back then?
We didn't fully appreciate it at the time sadly. Oh for something half as good as that now.The right foot toe poke against Wimbledon does something to me that it really shouldn't do amongst a series of long range sweet bangers
Bohinen to Roy to Woan. Christ what a beautiful team that was.
I went to that game at Saltergate-Forest were awful.Yes - then lost at League 3 Chesterfield in the next round.
Didn't Dyche play for Chesterfield back then?
I seem to remember BJ scoring one last seasonThe last direct free kick I recall us scoring was Tiago Silva v Bristol City just after Covid. I'm sure there have been others since.
I'd forgotten just how lovely he struck the ballDamn I used to love Woany.
One of those players who you always felt could get you a goal from out of nowhere, no matter how shit things were going in the game.
That Woan goal that night was almost identical to the Stuart Pearce blockbuster againstSpurs in the cup??!
Woany on the left wing, with the more nuanced moves and set pieces, Steve Stone on the right wing, who was more of a battering ram, direct-style attacker, Lars Bohinen as the playmaker, Bryan Roy floating around and S.V. Collymore as unplayable as ever; that was a really fantastic Forest side.I'd forgotten just how lovely he struck the ball
And a defence that was a force to be envied. Either hoofed (legally) into the seats, or a CB who couldn't be beaten.Woany on the left wing, with the more nuanced moves and set pieces, Steve Stone on the right wing, who was more of a battering ram, direct-style attacker, Lars Bohinen as the playmaker, Bryan Roy floating around and S.V. Collymore as unplayable as ever; that was a really fantastic Forest side.
Still recall the Wednesday fans - after initially slaughtering their own team - applauding our last 3 goals when we stuck 7 past ‘em.Woany on the left wing, with the more nuanced moves and set pieces, Steve Stone on the right wing, who was more of a battering ram, direct-style attacker, Lars Bohinen as the playmaker, Bryan Roy floating around and S.V. Collymore as unplayable as ever; that was a really fantastic Forest side.
A good team but a bit too reliant on Collymore for my liking-when he left it started toWoany on the left wing, with the more nuanced moves and set pieces, Steve Stone on the right wing, who was more of a battering ram, direct-style attacker, Lars Bohinen as the playmaker, Bryan Roy floating around and S.V. Collymore as unplayable as ever; that was a really fantastic Forest side.
The 3rd one was the the spurs cup game. I’m sure he scored an almost identical second that night too?
Nothing to do with them being best mates & Teddy being Woany’s best man at his wedding…I read once that when Teddy (Edward) Sheringham joined Spurs he told Venables to buy Ian Woan because "He's got the sweetest left foot in football "
Clearly remember being in the away end at QPR (1995) by the corner flag and hearing one of the QPR players shouting at another to keep that guy (Woan) off his f***ing left foot!I'd forgotten just how lovely he struck the ball
Aye...same here Cloughie.I went to that game at Saltergate-Forest were awful.
Of course,Chesterfield reached the semi-finals that year.
I remember watching that Arsenal game where Woan smashed in the first goal. It was the live game on Sunday on terrestrial tv.
That Bohinen chipStill recall the Wednesday fans - after initially slaughtering their own team - applauding our last 3 goals when we stuck 7 past ‘em.
They wore great kits too. Wasn’t the yellow Jackson Pollock effort around that time?Woany on the left wing, with the more nuanced moves and set pieces, Steve Stone on the right wing, who was more of a battering ram, direct-style attacker, Lars Bohinen as the playmaker, Bryan Roy floating around and S.V. Collymore as unplayable as ever; that was a really fantastic Forest side.
Yep, that was the kit when we beat Le Tissier's hat trick at the start of the 95-96 season.They wore great kits too. Wasn’t the yellow Jackson Pollock effort around that time?