It's not that I 'can't take' your opinion (nice attempt at implying that people are too fragile to stand your opinions by the way); just that it has no basis in reality mate.
Only person watching the wrong game is the one foolish enough to call Stockley a 'lazy ****'...
I'm sure I can come back to my original question posed to you...
I think Miller and Pym are comfortably the best two keepers I have seen in the last 30 years while older fans seem to consistently rate Len Bond very highly. Did Dick Pym play enough games to qualify for a greatest ever eleven?
He most CERTAINLY did!! (Although a lot of the 'stats' sites seem to conveniently ignore that, until 1920, the old "Southern League" was the equivalent of the later Division 3 South .
I stand well and truly corrected. Serves me right for relying on Wikipedia not the Grecian Archive!He most CERTAINLY did!! (Although a lot of the 'stats' sites seem to conveniently ignore that, until 1920, the old "Southern League" was the equivalent of the later Division 3 South .
He did play for ECFC from 1912 and managed to appear in 186 consecutive games for the club in a career (tragically interrupted - in every sense) by WW1. He also "played Brazil".
After that he also played for Bolton at the highest level, for another decade. Plus three caps for his country's well.
So, in the pantheon of ECFC glovesman over the entire history of our club, surely there is no contest. I suspect even dear old Pete might approve - after all he was there to see his debut!
Van Heusden was probobly the most complete keeper I can remember at City.