Can you even tell that this person used to be a professional athlete? Clue: the highlight of his career was scoring four goals against the Villa
David Bentley must be a contender
Quote from: damon loves JT on September 10, 2015, 12:40:52 PMCan you even tell that this person used to be a professional athlete? Clue: the highlight of his career was scoring four goals against the Villawho even is that? Got no idea.
David White was a sexy fucker in his prime, wasn't he ?
Quote from: silhillvilla on September 11, 2015, 06:45:18 PMDavid Bentley must be a contender He retired because he said that he had fallen out of love with the game.He's not doing to bad either. Owns a restaurant in Marbella and invested in property.
Eric Gates now runs a pig farm. @FinishedPlayers on Twitter tells you what loads of players are doing now.
Quote from: robbo1874 on September 11, 2015, 04:12:19 AMQuote from: damon loves JT on September 10, 2015, 12:40:52 PMCan you even tell that this person used to be a professional athlete? Clue: the highlight of his career was scoring four goals against the Villawho even is that? Got no idea. I don't know David White, from the description (4 goals against Villa being his career highlight) I thought it might be Micky Quinn. Mind you, I think he got a hat-trick, not 4.
Quote from: brian green on September 08, 2015, 06:32:36 PMMuch depends on the time frame when you assess whether a footballer has gone wrong. The best player I have ever seen was John Charles and the crock of gold at the end of his rainbow was the tenancy of a pub, in Leeds I think. That in turn led to excessive drinking and the all too familiar sad end. However, that was considered to be a well planned exit from the game in the not so distant past. Players with less generous clubs got a newsagents.Anyone remember Craystons newsagents in Blackwood Road, Streetly. Arsenal and England.
Much depends on the time frame when you assess whether a footballer has gone wrong. The best player I have ever seen was John Charles and the crock of gold at the end of his rainbow was the tenancy of a pub, in Leeds I think. That in turn led to excessive drinking and the all too familiar sad end. However, that was considered to be a well planned exit from the game in the not so distant past. Players with less generous clubs got a newsagents.
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