Shocking debuts for the lads..

[hudson88]

Fair doos. Forgotten that completely. He was a boy lost v charlton.

others disagree, so be it.

Came on as captain, Donald was all over it iirc saying a 16 year old local lad as captain - he’s our future etc.

Clive Clarke. Came on as a sub after about half hour and gave away a penalty after 10 minutes. Didn’t get much better for him here either

 

[Altidore Step Overs]

O'Nien looked dreadful in his first game. Good thing he improved!

 

[MarcoG]

Dobson was shite against Oxford, hospital pass without even looking for their goal as well.

 

[bomber]

Me when I get a game this season aged 52

 

[Exile in Ayr]

Looking to the future probably about 4 shockers to go with the already proven shockers no doubt.

 

[Shields26]

Was it Paul William's Man Utd away - I'm sure it was his debut - Denis Smith Bigged him up and Lee Sharpe destroyed him in the space of about 3 minutes

 

[only one rade prica]

Kirchhoff at Spurs - had a shocker, lost 1-4 and didn’t look interested.

Remember cattermole looking like he was going to clear off the line and instead lashing it into the roof of the net. Think we were 2 nil up. Pva

 

[Exile in Ayr]

Looking back I would say Clarke Salter has to be up there because they were all shockers whichever game you chose in his case.

 

[Deleted member 22635]

Marcos Angeleri, skying it into the crowd from his first cross. Luckily it got bette....oh wait.

 

[gipetto]

Kelvin davis

andy gray

bali mumba

luke O’Nien

Mumba??

 

[Deleted member 31333]

Angeleris full debut in the FA cup against Notts county. Got pasted by Jamal Campbell-Ryce (I think).

 

[Ghfd]

Mumba??

I’ve been advised it was v wolves which I cant remember. I can remember v charlton and imo, he was over ran and didn’t know what was going on. As was onien

only debut games mind. Others disagree, so be it

 

[GuestServices]

Kirchoff at Tottenham comes to mind first, disgustingly shit

This board after that match how they ate those words

 

[gipetto]

I’ve been advised it was v wolves which I cant remember. I can remember v charlton and imo, he was over ran and didn’t know what was going on. As was onien

only debut games mind. Others disagree, so be it

I thought he was canny against Chartlon. I agree re: O'Nein, but I wouldn't say it was a shocking debut.

 

[Arkle]

I’ve been advised it was v wolves which I cant remember. I can remember v charlton and imo, he was over ran and didn’t know what was going on. As was onien

only debut games mind. Others disagree, so be it

I thought he looked okay vs Charlton, whereas O'Nien looked like an over eager puppy. More predictably, the game turned when Donald Love got injured about 25 mins in and we switched things a bit and put Oviedo on.

 

[Casper]

Dan Smith got sent off on his debut iirc in the cup, then he broke Abou Diaby's leg within about 4 games

 

[ISOE II]

This fella takes some beating:

Sunderland. On 26 September 1957, Charlie Hurley arrived at Roker Park to begin a career that would span 12 seasons and 402 appearances. Hurley's Sunderland career had a disastrous start; a 7–0 rout by Blackpool, coupled with him scoring an own goal on his debut, which was quickly followed by a 6–0 defeat by Burnley.

 

[Eric gates hair]

Glenn Loovens, end of thread

Seamus mcdonagh 2nd end of thread

 

[Norma Stitz]

This fella takes some beating:

Sunderland. On 26 September 1957, Charlie Hurley arrived at Roker Park to begin a career that would span 12 seasons and 402 appearances. Hurley's Sunderland career had a disastrous start; a 7–0 rout by Blackpool, coupled with him scoring an own goal on his debut, which was quickly followed by a 6–0 defeat by Burnley.

Imagine the reaction if this board had been around then. He'd have been written off as rubbish and wouldn't have lasted the season

 

[lN5]

Was it Paul William's Man Utd away - I'm sure it was his debut - Denis Smith Bigged him up and Lee Sharpe destroyed him in the space of about 3 minutes

Winner the lads whole career only last 45 mins absolutely tortured

Grigg, missed an open goal and never looked back.

Blackpool? Wasn’t his debut if so, Oxford away was he debut, no better he never touched the ball all game