Am I the only United fan who liked the ugliest keeper Earth has ever seen - Raimond van der Gouw?
Cult Heroes, Little impact, but endearing to the fans
Cult Heroes, Little impact, but endearing to the fans
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Jun 1 2008, 07:03 PM
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All Stars
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Am I the only United fan who liked the ugliest keeper Earth has ever seen - Raimond van der Gouw?
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Jun 2 2008, 01:49 PM
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All Stars
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Aiyo, lads I was merely kidding lah. But seriously, you are looking at his pictures pre-ponytail or post-ponytail?
QUOTE(StarGhazzer @ Jun 1 2008, 07:23 PM) ^ Well he's not that ugly to be honest, in fact he looks like a cachexic Jens Lehmann... Tevez is so much worse But in all seriousness, I think he was massively underappreciated. He was a solid deputy to the Schmeichel and when we had Barthez shoved down our throats, he stayed on for a while and played a bulk of games. If Quinton Fortune is worthy of cult hero status (well he should be at least), this lad should definitely be a cult hero.van der Gouw is a decent GK, but I'm not sure whether he's a cult hero of MU fans or not since he's not mentioned as often as the other ex-MU players. But I guess he could qualify as a cult hero since he's still a part of the treble team. QUOTE(Hevrn @ Jun 2 2008, 01:31 PM) Now a real cult hero: Jim Leighton who followed Fergie club to club. |
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