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Post by Dutchpeter on Sept 2, 2024 17:08:19 GMT
Eric Skeels - Seattle Sounders 1976 Dennis Violett - Baltimore Bays 1967 and 1968 George Kinnell - Vancouver Royal Canadians 1967 Gordon Banks - Fort Lauderdale Strikers 1977 and 1978 John Marsh - Los Angeles Aztecs 1976 Willie Stevenson - Vancouver Whitecaps 1974 Jimmy Greenhoff - Toronto Blizzard 1981 Stewart Jump - Tampa Bay Rowdies 1975-1977, Houston Hurricane 1978-1980, Minnesota Kicks 1980-1981. He also played indoor football during winter 1978-1984 for 4 clubs Jimmy Robertson - Seattle Sounders 1976 and 1977 Geoff Hurst - Seattle Sounders 1976 Alan Hudson - Seattle Sounders 1979-1983 Paul A. Johnson - California Lazers 1978 Alec Lindsay - Oakland Stompers 1978 and Toronto Blizzard 1979 Des Backos - Los Angeles Aztecs 1977 Viv Busby - Tulsa Roughnecks 1980 Peter Fox - Team Hawaii 1977 Ray Evans - St. Louis Stars 1977, California Surf 1978 and Seattle Sounders 1982 and 1983. Later he played indoor football until 1989. Paul Maguire - Tacoma Stars 1984 Dave Watson - Vancouver Whitecaps 1983 and Fort Lauderdale Sun 1984 Derek Parkin - Kansas City Spurs 1968 Dennis Tueart - New York Cosmos 1978 and 1979 Joe Corrigan - Seattle Sounders Keit Bertschin - Jacksonville Tea Men 1982 Barry Siddall - Vancouver Whitecaps 1981 Gerry Daly - New England Tea Men 1978 and 1979 Vince Hilaire - San Jose Eartquakes 1982 In addition we have players who have only played indoor football in this period: Alan Biley, Mike Thomas, Howard Gayle Mervyn Cawston had a decent NASL career. Less so at Stoke. |
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Post by luke2u on Sept 2, 2024 17:17:04 GMT
Correct, no official games for Stoke.
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Post by marylandstoke on Sept 2, 2024 17:18:18 GMT
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Post by jesusmcmuffin on Sept 2, 2024 17:20:41 GMT
Steve Hunt was a big star in the NASL
Later WBA and replaced Mark Chamberlain playing for England V Scotland
Peter Ward of Brighton also
I think Gordon Banks played after losing his eye. Possibly Ft Lauderdale but have to check that
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Post by marylandstoke on Sept 2, 2024 17:22:56 GMT
Come on you Tea Men
Get a saucer
Cos this year we’ll win the Cup
Come on Team Men
Might Tea Men
Lift that pinky finger up.
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Post by lordb on Sept 2, 2024 17:55:30 GMT
Steve Hunt was a big star in the NASL Later WBA and replaced Mark Chamberlain playing for England V Scotland Peter Ward of Brighton also I think Gordon Banks played after losing his eye. Possibly Ft Lauderdale but have to check that Yes Fort Lauderdale |
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Post by luke2u on Sept 2, 2024 17:57:05 GMT
Dennis Thorley also played for California Lazers (with Paul A. Johnson), but they played in the ASL and not NASL.
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Post by skip on Sept 2, 2024 23:31:55 GMT
Eric Skeels - Seattle Sounders 1976 Dennis Violett - Baltimore Bays 1967 and 1968 George Kinnell - Vancouver Royal Canadians 1967 Gordon Banks - Fort Lauderdale Strikers 1977 and 1978 John Marsh - Los Angeles Aztecs 1976 Willie Stevenson - Vancouver Whitecaps 1974 Jimmy Greenhoff - Toronto Blizzard 1981 Stewart Jump - Tampa Bay Rowdies 1975-1977, Houston Hurricane 1978-1980, Minnesota Kicks 1980-1981. He also played indoor football during winter 1978-1984 for 4 clubs Jimmy Robertson - Seattle Sounders 1976 and 1977 Geoff Hurst - Seattle Sounders 1976 Alan Hudson - Seattle Sounders 1979-1983 Paul A. Johnson - California Lazers 1978 Alec Lindsay - Oakland Stompers 1978 and Toronto Blizzard 1979 Des Backos - Los Angeles Aztecs 1977 Viv Busby - Tulsa Roughnecks 1980 Peter Fox - Team Hawaii 1977 Ray Evans - St. Louis Stars 1977, California Surf 1978 and Seattle Sounders 1982 and 1983. Later he played indoor football until 1989. Paul Maguire - Tacoma Stars 1984 Dave Watson - Vancouver Whitecaps 1983 and Fort Lauderdale Sun 1984 Derek Parkin - Kansas City Spurs 1968 Dennis Tueart - New York Cosmos 1978 and 1979 Joe Corrigan - Seattle Sounders Keit Bertschin - Jacksonville Tea Men 1982 Barry Siddall - Vancouver Whitecaps 1981 Gerry Daly - New England Tea Men 1978 and 1979 Vince Hilaire - San Jose Eartquakes 1982 In addition we have players who have only played indoor football in this period: Alan Biley, Mike Thomas, Howard Gayle A M A Z I N G thank you. |
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Post by stokienorthants on Sept 2, 2024 23:39:02 GMT
So he did!! Well, he played for Wichita Wings. Who were they you ask?! Well, it turns out they were in a team in the Major Indoor League Soccer Franchise. I know, right? I went to Wichita last year, an interesting place. Wichita is renowned for being a hotbed of football, Glen Campbell even wrote a song about one of their linesman. |
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Post by stayingupforbigbazza on Sept 3, 2024 0:09:57 GMT
I went to Wichita l last year, an interesting place. Wichita is renowned for being a hotbed of football, Glen Campbell even wrote a song about one of their linesman. And the Wichita Lineman is still on the line apparently.. But I may need a small vacation.And it don't look like rain.. I'll get me coat.  |
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Post by PotterLog on Sept 3, 2024 0:20:01 GMT
OMG, I've hit pay dirt! Of course, the Cleveland Stokers! "The Cleveland Stokers were a soccer team based in Cleveland, Ohio that played in the United Soccer Association during 1967 and the North American Soccer League in 1968. Their home field was Cleveland Stadium. [...] Without any players of its own, it opted to import whole teams from Europe and South America. It was intended that these teams would represent the franchises during the inaugural season, giving them time to build their own squads for the following season. Stoke City, who played in the Football League First Division subsequently represented the Cleveland, Ohio franchise. The traveling Stoke party included the likes of Gordon Banks, Peter Dobing, George Eastham, Maurice Setters and Roy Vernon as well as manager Tony Waddington."  Something wrong if you don't do any t shirts of that logo They do them and you can definitely still get them in US. By a twist of fate I have a good mate from Cleveland who adopted Stoke as his English soccer team (through me) long before we even realised about this connection. I keep meaning to get him to sort me one out |
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Post by J-Roar on Sept 3, 2024 4:42:16 GMT
Something wrong if you don't do any t shirts of that logo They do them and you can definitely still get them in US. By a twist of fate I have a good mate from Cleveland who adopted Stoke as his English soccer team (through me) long before we even realised about this connection. I keep meaning to get him to sort me one out I saw Twist of Fate support World of Twist. It was confusing to say the least. |
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Post by lordb on Sept 3, 2024 6:26:46 GMT
They do them and you can definitely still get them in US. By a twist of fate I have a good mate from Cleveland who adopted Stoke as his English soccer team (through me) long before we even realised about this connection. I keep meaning to get him to sort me one out I saw Twist of Fate support World of Twist. It was confusing to say the least. With Twisted Sister? |
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Post by Northy on Sept 3, 2024 6:38:12 GMT
I went to Wichita last year, an interesting place. Wichita is renowned for being a hotbed of football, Glen Campbell even wrote a song about one of their linesman. El Dorado and Prospect are nearby towns. |
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Post by J-Roar on Sept 3, 2024 7:14:47 GMT
I saw Twist of Fate support World of Twist. It was confusing to say the least. With Twisted Sister? Chubby Checker came on at the end. |
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Post by wakeypotter on Sept 3, 2024 7:24:37 GMT
Eric Skeels - Seattle Sounders 1976 Dennis Violett - Baltimore Bays 1967 and 1968 George Kinnell - Vancouver Royal Canadians 1967 Gordon Banks - Fort Lauderdale Strikers 1977 and 1978 John Marsh - Los Angeles Aztecs 1976 Willie Stevenson - Vancouver Whitecaps 1974 Jimmy Greenhoff - Toronto Blizzard 1981 Stewart Jump - Tampa Bay Rowdies 1975-1977, Houston Hurricane 1978-1980, Minnesota Kicks 1980-1981. He also played indoor football during winter 1978-1984 for 4 clubs Jimmy Robertson - Seattle Sounders 1976 and 1977 Geoff Hurst - Seattle Sounders 1976 Alan Hudson - Seattle Sounders 1979-1983 Paul A. Johnson - California Lazers 1978 Alec Lindsay - Oakland Stompers 1978 and Toronto Blizzard 1979 Des Backos - Los Angeles Aztecs 1977 Viv Busby - Tulsa Roughnecks 1980 Peter Fox - Team Hawaii 1977 Ray Evans - St. Louis Stars 1977, California Surf 1978 and Seattle Sounders 1982 and 1983. Later he played indoor football until 1989. Paul Maguire - Tacoma Stars 1984 Dave Watson - Vancouver Whitecaps 1983 and Fort Lauderdale Sun 1984 Derek Parkin - Kansas City Spurs 1968 Dennis Tueart - New York Cosmos 1978 and 1979 Joe Corrigan - Seattle Sounders Keit Bertschin - Jacksonville Tea Men 1982 Barry Siddall - Vancouver Whitecaps 1981 Gerry Daly - New England Tea Men 1978 and 1979 Vince Hilaire - San Jose Eartquakes 1982 In addition we have players who have only played indoor football in this period: Alan Biley, Mike Thomas, Howard Gayle Peter fox got a nice move |
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Post by J-Roar on Sept 3, 2024 8:03:06 GMT
Eric Skeels - Seattle Sounders 1976 Dennis Violett - Baltimore Bays 1967 and 1968 George Kinnell - Vancouver Royal Canadians 1967 Gordon Banks - Fort Lauderdale Strikers 1977 and 1978 John Marsh - Los Angeles Aztecs 1976 Willie Stevenson - Vancouver Whitecaps 1974 Jimmy Greenhoff - Toronto Blizzard 1981 Stewart Jump - Tampa Bay Rowdies 1975-1977, Houston Hurricane 1978-1980, Minnesota Kicks 1980-1981. He also played indoor football during winter 1978-1984 for 4 clubs Jimmy Robertson - Seattle Sounders 1976 and 1977 Geoff Hurst - Seattle Sounders 1976 Alan Hudson - Seattle Sounders 1979-1983 Paul A. Johnson - California Lazers 1978 Alec Lindsay - Oakland Stompers 1978 and Toronto Blizzard 1979 Des Backos - Los Angeles Aztecs 1977 Viv Busby - Tulsa Roughnecks 1980 Peter Fox - Team Hawaii 1977 Ray Evans - St. Louis Stars 1977, California Surf 1978 and Seattle Sounders 1982 and 1983. Later he played indoor football until 1989. Paul Maguire - Tacoma Stars 1984 Dave Watson - Vancouver Whitecaps 1983 and Fort Lauderdale Sun 1984 Derek Parkin - Kansas City Spurs 1968 Dennis Tueart - New York Cosmos 1978 and 1979 Joe Corrigan - Seattle Sounders Keit Bertschin - Jacksonville Tea Men 1982 Barry Siddall - Vancouver Whitecaps 1981 Gerry Daly - New England Tea Men 1978 and 1979 Vince Hilaire - San Jose Eartquakes 1982 In addition we have players who have only played indoor football in this period: Alan Biley, Mike Thomas, Howard Gayle Peter fox got a nice move I noticed that. Aloha! |
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Post by LouieIsTheKing on Sept 3, 2024 8:18:33 GMT
Terry Lees - San Jose Earthquakes.
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Post by jesusmcmuffin on Sept 3, 2024 9:32:10 GMT
Eric Skeels - Seattle Sounders 1976 Dennis Violett - Baltimore Bays 1967 and 1968 George Kinnell - Vancouver Royal Canadians 1967 Gordon Banks - Fort Lauderdale Strikers 1977 and 1978 John Marsh - Los Angeles Aztecs 1976 Willie Stevenson - Vancouver Whitecaps 1974 Jimmy Greenhoff - Toronto Blizzard 1981 Stewart Jump - Tampa Bay Rowdies 1975-1977, Houston Hurricane 1978-1980, Minnesota Kicks 1980-1981. He also played indoor football during winter 1978-1984 for 4 clubs Jimmy Robertson - Seattle Sounders 1976 and 1977 Geoff Hurst - Seattle Sounders 1976 Alan Hudson - Seattle Sounders 1979-1983 Paul A. Johnson - California Lazers 1978 Alec Lindsay - Oakland Stompers 1978 and Toronto Blizzard 1979 Des Backos - Los Angeles Aztecs 1977 Viv Busby - Tulsa Roughnecks 1980 Peter Fox - Team Hawaii 1977 Ray Evans - St. Louis Stars 1977, California Surf 1978 and Seattle Sounders 1982 and 1983. Later he played indoor football until 1989. Paul Maguire - Tacoma Stars 1984 Dave Watson - Vancouver Whitecaps 1983 and Fort Lauderdale Sun 1984 Derek Parkin - Kansas City Spurs 1968 Dennis Tueart - New York Cosmos 1978 and 1979 Joe Corrigan - Seattle Sounders Keit Bertschin - Jacksonville Tea Men 1982 Barry Siddall - Vancouver Whitecaps 1981 Gerry Daly - New England Tea Men 1978 and 1979 Vince Hilaire - San Jose Eartquakes 1982 In addition we have players who have only played indoor football in this period: Alan Biley, Mike Thomas, Howard Gayle Peter fox got a nice move Don't remember Team Hawaii to be honest Football Focus used to show some NASL highlights every so often. The Cosmos were arguably the biggest club in the World for a short while. |
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Post by luke2u on Sept 3, 2024 11:06:26 GMT
Terry Lees - San Jose Earthquakes. Missed him while scanning through my statistics. |
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Post by lordb on Sept 3, 2024 11:09:00 GMT
Peter fox got a nice move Don't remember Team Hawaii to be honest Football Focus used to show some NASL highlights every so often. The Cosmos were arguably the biggest club in the World for a short while. based on ? |
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Post by jesusmcmuffin on Sept 3, 2024 11:12:04 GMT
Don't remember Team Hawaii to be honest Football Focus used to show some NASL highlights every so often. The Cosmos were arguably the biggest club in the World for a short while. based on ? Crowds..were getting bigger than top European teams at their peak. Nearly 78 k at one game The players who went there. The best players in the world basically |
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JudgeMental
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Post by JudgeMental on Sept 3, 2024 11:50:26 GMT
I've learned a new word today anyway. Thought you were on about the 1980s Heavy Metal magazine. Given that kerning is related to metal type setting, it's er... something something. This is my sub-conscience telling me to get back to work. Is it a magazine for the print industry - Kerning! (sorry, back to work as well...). |
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Post by wakeypotter on Sept 3, 2024 11:51:43 GMT
Peter fox got a nice move Don't remember Team Hawaii to be honest Football Focus used to show some NASL highlights every so often. The Cosmos were arguably the biggest club in the World for a short while. To be honest I never paid any attention to it but the Cleveland stokers has a great ring to it 👍 |
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Post by jesusmcmuffin on Sept 3, 2024 11:52:36 GMT
Don't remember Team Hawaii to be honest Football Focus used to show some NASL highlights every so often. The Cosmos were arguably the biggest club in the World for a short while. To be honest I never paid any attention to it but the Cleveland stokers has a great ring to it 👍 Was all cool kits and cheerleaders As a 7 year old was transfixed |
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Post by wakeypotter on Sept 3, 2024 11:55:48 GMT
To be honest I never paid any attention to it but the Cleveland stokers has a great ring to it 👍 Was all cool kits and cheerleaders As a 7 year old was transfixed 😃I bet you were. Wonder if that’s where Vanessa started out with your love for her 😜 |
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Post by jesusmcmuffin on Sept 3, 2024 14:37:32 GMT
Was all cool kits and cheerleaders As a 7 year old was transfixed 😃I bet you were. Wonder if that’s where Vanessa started out with your love for her 😜 Imagine her at the top of the cheerleader pyramid I doubt the actual pyramids would handle her There's also not enough Spandex in the World |
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Post by wakeypotter on Sept 3, 2024 16:46:44 GMT
😃I bet you were. Wonder if that’s where Vanessa started out with your love for her 😜 Imagine her at the top of the cheerleader pyramid I doubt the actual pyramids would handle her There's also not enough Spandex in the World It’s hard imagining her on top of me let alone on top of a cheerleader pyramid 😂😂😂 |
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Post by jesusmcmuffin on Sept 3, 2024 16:56:14 GMT
Imagine her at the top of the cheerleader pyramid I doubt the actual pyramids would handle her There's also not enough Spandex in the World It’s hard imagining her on top of me let alone on top of a cheerleader pyramid 😂😂😂 At least you'd be nice a slim afterwards |
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Post by Northy on Sept 4, 2024 6:39:18 GMT
😃I bet you were. Wonder if that’s where Vanessa started out with your love for her 😜 Imagine her at the top of the cheerleader pyramid I doubt the actual pyramids would handle her There's also not enough Spandex in the World Speaking of cheerleaders, my Mrs has been watching a series on TV about the Dallas Cowboys cheerleaders, behind the scenes etc. I'm pretending not to enjoy it 😛 |
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