David Currie or Adam Hammill?

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Hamill or Currie?

  1. David Currie

    16 vote(s)
    50.0%

  2. Adam Hammil

    16 vote(s)
    50.0%
  1. BRF

    BRF Well-Known Member

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    Both players went and came back, both players could get you off your seat...

    If you could remember red hot Currie, who would get your vote?
     
    BRF, Dec 12, 2015
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  2. funnyfella23

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    Currie wasn't half as good when returned. Hammill on course to be.
     
    funnyfella23, Dec 12, 2015
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    Duntpasstome Well-Known Member

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    Currie is my favourite bfc player, not the best but I loved watching him, skillful, goals he was a different type of striker to the rest.

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    Duntpasstome, Dec 13, 2015
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  4. LiverpoolRed

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    Two completely different players so can't really compare them
     
    LiverpoolRed, Dec 13, 2015
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  5. Spr

    Sprotbrough Red Well-Known Member

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    Silky Dave everytime not just brilliant but did everything in such a laid back, cool way, plus he had better hair and a moustache haha
     
    Sprotbrough Red, Dec 13, 2015
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    Currie. Best debut I've ever seen and second best tache after Gary Fleming. And his middle name was Norman.
     
    Jimmy viz, Dec 13, 2015
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    At his best Currie was a brilliant player
     
    Redsnut, Dec 13, 2015
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    David Currie was a top player, exciting and really worth the entrance money on his own. Adam Hammill is exciting but in a different way as they play in different positions,

    saying that Adam Hammill could easily play off a big front man, if we had anyone else to play on the wing of course, defenders dont like people running at them from the space between midfield and up top, he could easily do that, thats where currie was at his most exciting for me, picking the ball up outside the box, running and going past a defender and then slotting it home

    mind when we brough currie back it wasnt so great! remember him for his first spell
     
    pompey_red, Dec 13, 2015
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    Currie for me.
     
    MarioKempes, Dec 13, 2015
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    Hammill for me....DC 'S 53 now...nearly as old as me, my legs have gone and I bet his have too. He might do it for 10 mins but I can't see him lasting a full 90.
     
    sadbrewer, Dec 13, 2015
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    Currie. I remember we were playing Stoke at home early in the 88/89 season and they had John Gidman (ex Man Utd & England ) playing in defence. Currie had him falling on his arse on the edge of the box just by his body/feet movement. The ball never moved. Currie was a wonderful player in decent team that season and my first idol since Glavin.

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    Metatarsal, Dec 13, 2015
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    Currie was ****** over by machin second time around.
     
    monkey tennis, Dec 13, 2015
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    We were in the same div though to be fair when Currie came back.
    Two very different players ,different scenarios ,both giving great memories would rather celebrate them both than compare.imo
     
    Marlon, Dec 13, 2015
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    Two of a handful of Reds players who could make the hairs stand up on the back of your neck when they were in full flow. Players you looked forward to seeing as you walked to the match. Great memories from both of them, let's hope Adam can create a few more in his second spell, it's fabulous to have him back.
     
    churtonred, Dec 13, 2015
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    I remember Currie at Stoke in the cup he scored a beauty that day controlled it one foot and lashed it in with the other on the volley,what a game that was!
     
    Redsnut, Dec 13, 2015
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