Best player in margate history

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[color:"blue"] Who do u lot think the best player in margate fc history is, i believe its bridgey post your greatest players here.[/color] <img src="/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" />

 

 

[Guest]

BOB HARROP, RAY SUMMERS, SO MANY TO BE FAIR, FOND MEMORIES OF BRIAN GREGORY, IF AROUND NOW WOULD BE WORTH A TIDY SUM; SOME PLAYER HE WAS SAXON

[Guest]

No question, Peter Vandepeer with Terry Joyce as runner up

[Guest]

I never saw him in Margate colours but Tommy Jenkins went on to play 1st division (as was) for Southampton in late 60s' / early 70s'.

 

Ray Summers was a great player, I would also nominate Ken Jones and Bruce Walker from the same team.

[Veaney]

Phil Collins, saw him play when i first started watching. He also gave me his hat and got it signed by the whole 02/03 squad, its sitting proudly in my room.

 

LEGEND!

[Guest]

yes gotta agree as a big margate fan on all them players but easily the worst player in my view in margate history is jeff trice due to the fact he played 1 game.

[Guest]

Re worst player - don't recall seeing Jeff Trice playing, however he gets brownie points due to his excellent website.

 

Worst player I saw was Graham Roope, the England cricketer, who played 1 game in goal for us. If my memory serves correct he lost 5 goals in the first half, proving that he was right to stick to cricket. (I'm sure Jeff will correct me on this.)

[Guest]

hi ed saw ray summers get 5 goals agaits ton the bridge 77/78 season quite sure all scored in second arf think we won 7 nothing can anyone confirm my mems fading fast god bless saxon

[Guest]

Just an addition to my earlier post on this subject:

Best player, Peter Vandepeer, followed by Terry Joyce and Bill Edwards. How could I miss that man.

[seasidesteve]

bob harrop jack smith tommy barnett johnny roach phil amato all graet players

[Guest]

phil amato brian gregory and for me leon braithwaite. roopy absolutely useless saw the game myself four down at half time i thinf and dunstable players had been unpaid for 6 weeks.

[Guest]

<img src="/images/graemlins/boxing.gif" alt="" /> I'm not changing my mind as Billy Edwards will always get my vote on the simple grounds of him holding the back line in very testing times & setting up many an attacking run for many of the players also listed as Best Players, never working for himself & always in the works somewhere along the line. You can't score unless someone feeds you the ball & he was always determined in his game even when others in the squad had resigned to a loss.

 

"The Man, The Legend"

 

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Dave Houston was a long serving reliable defender but a bit one footed and slow. Bruce walker had a great left foot, but John Baber was a great two footed winger. My vote would go to Barry Brown the long haired 'Mexican' with white boots - he always ran, scored goals and had a bit of charisma about him.