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Players Nicknames

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As with all Sports many Players, Drivers and Riders end up with a Nickname. This got me thinking and I've found  Nicknames of  Football Players, there are a Dozen Listed here to Start With  Ten well known ones and a Couple I've made up. I'd be interested in what Nicknames other PON Members Know and read their Lists.

Alan Hinton - Gladys.                                         Stanley Mathews - The Wizard of Dribble                David McGoldrick - Didzy

Lev Yashin - The Black Spider                              Ole Gunner Solskjaer- The Baby Faced Assassin      Now the ones I've come up with

Franz Beckenbauer - The Kiaser.                          Pele - The King                              Diego Maradona - You Cheating B****** for his hand of God Goal.

Eusebio - The Black Panther or Black Pearl           Norman Hunter - Bites Yer Leg                              Jodi Jones - Electric or Lightning or both together.

                                                                                  And My Favourite

                                                                        Steve Bloomer - The Deadly Angel

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I think the most appropriate nick names I've seen, which described them & their football style to a tea are :-

Stuart Pierce. "Psycho"

Brian Kilcline " Killer Kilcline"

Norman "Bites Yer Legs" Hunter

 

 

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Mike Edwards - 'Steady Eddie'
Lee Hughes - 'Hughesy'
Kyle Cameron - 'Cammo'
Cal Roberts - 'Geordie Messi'
Alan Judge - 'Judgey' and 'Irish Messi'
Bartoz Bialkowski - 'The Bartman'
Dean Yates - 'Yatesy'
Adam Chicksen - 'Chicks'
Macaulay Langstaff - 'Macca' and 'Non-League Haaland'
 

If I took some time, I could probably add to this. ????

Great idea! @Wheelbarrow repair man

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Why is it you Always forget the Obvious? Those that you named  I've written about using their Nicknames. Killer  , Hughesy Macca etc. As Homer Simpson would say DOH!! 

 

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If I remember right EX-Chelsea Goalkeeper Peter Bonetti was Nicknamed the Cat.

Another Chelsea Legend was Ron Harris who was known as Chopper.

Viv Anderson of Forest  Nickname was Spider. But I'm not a 100% sure of that.

Jack Charlton of Leeds and England  was also known as Rubber Neck, I believe

While another Leeds player Alan Clarke was called Sniffer, because he could sniff out a chance of a Goal. Nothing Drug Related.

@Chris and @Robbie there maybe more to come.

Peter Shilton:  'Shilts'

Ian Bowyer:  'Bomber'

Peter Hindley 'Tank'

All played for Forest.

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Rachid Harkouk ...Rach the smash

Ian McParland ... Charlie

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Francis Lee/ 'Franny Lee'

Tony Adams/ 'Donkey'

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Kenny Dalglish/ 'King Kenny'

Ryan Giggs/ 'Welsh Wizard'

Paul Ince/ 'Guvnor'

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A lot of the Nicknames in this thread are based on the Players Name Which May or May Not be the Easy way to go about things? Current Notts players  not Mentioned.

Jodi Jones - Jonesy. Sam Slocombe -  Slokes. Aaron Nemane - Aza. Scott Robertson- Robbo Cedwyn Scott - Scotty. The List just goes on. 

Another Nickname for Jodi - Corporal, after Clive Dunn's character in Dad's Army Corporal Jones.

John O'Hare - Solly, The King, Kevin Hector - Zak or Zack(Named after a character in the mid 60's football based series 'United'

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I think we've all forgotten 

Tony Hateley / 'Big Tone' 

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34 minutes ago, Wheelbarrow repair man said:

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I always thought John O'Hare's Nickname was Barrell, because of his Barrelled Chest?

That nickname could have applied to Dave Mackay, @Wheelbarrow repair man

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