doe anyone remember a goalkeeper called Geoff Ferguson, from the 60's. Playedor a London team?
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I can not find anything about your uncle Geoff Furguson, the only Ferguson Goal- keepers I can find are, Bobby d.o.b. 1/3/1945, and Allen born in 1969 no other information. Sorry this is of no use to you but I have tried to find something for you
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Alex Ferguson was my boyhood hero. Aged 19 on a foggy winter day in Govan Dec '62 he took on Rangers at Ibrox, single handed..scored a hat-trick for St. Johnstone..could've had five!\nWho could forget the days of Law, Best and Charlton. Even the Scots admired and respected Bobby when he played us at Hampden. George Best, coming back after a week on the p**s, scoring six against Northhampton...Big Peter saving a penalty against Arsenal in the cup in the last minute, then Giggs running the length of the field, beating ten men to score the winner..the last minute never say die goals in injury time to lift the champions league trophy..this is the stuff legends are made of..you could not make it up!\nCannot understand why MUFC are so hated down south..maybe just envy?
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Ryan Giggs,\n\nJust wondering what planet chrisnewcars is living on- Gary Lineker managed "one or two" matches for England!!
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i thought it was shilton but after checking he retired after italia 90. woods and martyn were taken to euro 92, and seaman wasnt, but by 93 he became the first choice under terry venables. so technically it wasnt shilton before seaman it was chris woods! i didnt even remember who he was i must admit
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John Burridge is your man. Budgie played in goal for Man City in their 3-2 loss to QPR in May 1995 aged 43 years and 5 months. No one has beaten this since.
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Been watching Arsenal since 1972, been to over 400 games, so I've seen a few players. The best? Attitude, commitment and skill have always done it for me so it's Steve Williams, Paul Davis, David Rocastle, Anders Limpar, Ian Wright, Emmanuel Petit, Patrick Vieira, Tony Adams, Steve Bould, Nigel Winterburn, Stewart Robson, Charlie George, Kenny Sansom, Pat Rice, Sammy Nelson, Liam Brady, Lee Dixon, David Seaman, Thierry Henry, Robert Pires, Martin Keown, Peter Storey, Peter Simpson, Michael Thomas, Graham Rix, David O'Leary, Jimmy Rimmer, Willie Young, Alan Ball, George Armstrong, Frank McLintock, Charlie Nicholas, Dennis Bergkamp, Nelson Vivas, Remi Garde, Paul Merson, Brian Marwood, Silvinho, Gilles Grimandi, Alan Smith, Jens Lehmann, Kolo Toure, I could go on forever, so there's some names to discuss!
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trophies dont lie........Sir Alex Ferguson
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Peter Bonetti. England goalkeeper. Was understudy to Gorden Banks most of the time
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I can remember at the end of the match Alan Sunderland was getting tratment from Bob Wilson near the barrier.  The 1979 FA Cup Final.
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The Boston Celtics of the 60's.
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I think i'd have to disagree with you there, I think the ultimate manager would have to be either Marcello Lippi or Jose Mourinho I mean what kind of manager pisses on the corner flags of their home stadium? Ferguson must've gone bonkers or something!
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Yes a fan did play for west ham once !!! It was near the end of a season, could of been the last game i think, and he was giving Harry Redknapp a load of stick. So harry said if he could do any better he'd better put a shirt on and do it .So he did !! \n\nCan't find nothing on the net to support it, but i think he has a autobiograthy out so it might be in that !!!\n\nGood luck
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i may be wrong but i think Milton "tyson" Nunez.\n\nHe played for sunderland and was from Honduras
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Sir Alexander Chapman Ferguson KBE (born 31 December 1941 in Govan, Glasgow) is a Scottish football manager and former player, currently managing Manchester United F.C. \n\nUse the following link if you want more infor :o)
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Geoff Hurst of England. The result: England 4; W. Germany 2
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even though I am a West Ham fan, good luck to you goonies...and that hurts...but English teams take first priority over disklie of minging north london sides. Just like to say the odds of gerrard scoring a 30 yard belter from outside the box in the world cup are 1000-1, cheeky sod.
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goram joined  the gers in 1991 for 1m\nnigel martyn 1989 1m crystal  palace