Mark Walters

[sid1964]

I was at Northampton when he scored that goal in the FA Cup game

Saw Mark at the warehouse prior to the Liverpool game

[olaftab]

Yeah, I remember him from Midlands Today and probably Children in Need or one of those things. I used to get a total buzz as an eight-year-old in Telford when anyone said 'Aston Villa Leisure Centre' on TV!

It's hard being a young man or a boy in Telford.

[Crown Hill]

Great dribbling skills and close control. Poor crosser. Used to get crowd on their feet when he got the ball but often flattered to deceive.

He wasn’t Tony Morley and suffered in comparison. Played in the relegation team.

Thrived under Taylor and earnt a transfer. We weren’t too sorry to see him go as we could then rebuild under GT.

Then gestured at Holte when scoring for Liverpool and never seemed to fondly referred to us until very recently.

Tony Daley much more fondly remembered and more effective once GT discovered his trigger!

[Simon Page]

He was wonderful. Slap bang in the middle of a series of wingers who just got you out of your seat (if you had one). Frankly, at that time, everyone who was any good had a danger of ending up at Rangers for European football/cash. But it was pleasure watching him. So much skill, pure football enjoyment. File with Morley, Shaw, Little, Yorke, Daley... all those who just did things normal players rarely achieved.

[PeterWithesShin]

I'd say he was more talented than Morley or Daley, but he had the misfortune of playing in under performing sides with some average to shit managers and not many in the ground. May be why I love Daley and Morley a lot more than him despite the first part of this post.