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| Question | Answer |
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Your Name | Colonel H |
Where Do You Live | Edinburgh |
Type Of Selection | Best Team I've Seen |
Goalkeeper | Anti Niemi |
2 | Alan McLaren |
3 | Gary Naysmith |
4 | Craig Levein |
5 | Paul Ritchie |
6 | Gary MacKay |
7 | John Colquhoun |
8 | Colin Cameron |
9 | Stephane Adam |
10 | John Robertson |
11 | Eamonn Bannon |
Sub 1 | Henry Smith |
Sub 2 | Dave MacPherson |
Sub 3 | Thomas Flogel |
Sub 4 | Sandy Clark |
Sub 5 | Scott Crabbe |
Formation | 4-4-2, with the flexibility to change to 4-3-3 or even 4-2-4. |
Reasons For Picking Team | Niemi - Best keeper i've ever seen bar none.
McLaren - Solid defender, maybe RB not his best position but was still superb there for us. Would sit on the right allowing Naysmith - to bomb forward and link with Bannon. Levein - superb defender, had it all - pace, good in the air, solid in the tackle, could play football from the back, read the game excellently and was/is a great leader and organiser. Ritchie - no nonsense defender, pacy, strong and would have been a great partner for Levein if they'd been around at the same time. Colquhoun - Fast & skillfull up the right wing. Able to either hit the bye line & put crosses in or to cut inside and become a goal threat himself. Mackay - On 86 form he was one of the best around. Hard working and skillful, with great passing ability. Cameron - fantastic workrate, covered every inch of the park. But certainly not short on ability, and was always a very potent goal threat. Bannon - Class down the left, not as fast as some wide players, but didnt need to beat his man to swing a good cross in. Another hard worker, and another goal threat from the midfield. Adam - Although we only saw him at his peak for 1 season that was good enough for me. Fast and strong, very good at holding the ball up to allow others to join the attack and a great outlet for the defence to hit long balls to if needed. Also knew where the onion bag was. Robbo - dont really need to justify this one. |