Richie Partridge (1 Viewer)

[Blind-Faith]

Anyone else remember him? One of my favourite players from when I first started watching us at highfield road!

 

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[shmmeee]

Taught his nephew and met his sister at parents evening once. Lovely woman, said Ritchie really enjoyed his time at City.

 

[Blind-Faith]

Back in the good old days when we thought we were going straight back up, how wrong we all were....

 

[Sky Blue Harry H]

A bit short and lardy - but enough about me -, but not a bad player if I recollect, though don't think he was with us for long.

 

[skybluepm2]

Ran the length of the pitch and scored an amazing goal at Highfield Road (could’ve been against Reading on New Years Day). Was a shitter version of Thommo but had his moments. Don’t think he did much career wise after he went back to Liverpool which I find quite surprising.

 

[fernandopartridge]

Taught his nephew and met his sister at parents evening once. Lovely woman, said Ritchie really enjoyed his time at City.

That loan spell probably the peak of his career really. He was an exciting player tbf.

 

[PurpleBin]

Could still do a job.

 

[Terry_dactyl]

Wikipedia tells me he’s married to Michael Owen's sister. Well I never!

 

[ccfcrob]

Ran like a penguin

 

[Nonleagueherewecome]

Ran the length of the pitch and scored an amazing goal at Highfield Road (could’ve been against Reading on New Years Day). Was a shitter version of Thommo but had his moments. Don’t think he did much career wise after he went back to Liverpool which I find quite surprising.

Had a really nasty injury which pretty much scuppered his career.

Was it against Norwich that he scored a stunner? He got a couple or corkers though I think!

 

[fernandopartridge]

Had a really nasty injury which pretty much scuppered his career.

Was it against Norwich that he scored a stunner? He got a couple or corkers though I think!

Reading

 

[I_Saw_Shaw_Score]

Ran the length of the pitch and scored an amazing goal at Highfield Road (could’ve been against Reading on New Years Day). Was a shitter version of Thommo but had his moments. Don’t think he did much career wise after he went back to Liverpool which I find quite surprising.

2-0 v Reading Boxing Day I think, sensational goal! That must have been around 15 years ago now!

 

[Sick Boy]

I seem to remember he scored a decent goal away at Leicester too.

 

[nunchuckas]

The Reading goal was the best, but he also scored the first goal (another really good goal) at my first ever away game at Leicester - the one when we went 1-0 up and they scored 2 controversial goals, from what I remember. I think the worst one was while one of our players (I want to say Safri) was down with a genuine head injury and the ref refused to stop the game...

 

[clint van damme]

bit of a one trick pony but it was a good trick while it lasted.

 

[Adge]

One of the better loans we had along with Stephen Warnock.

 

[oscillatewildly]

The Reading goal was the best, but he also scored the first goal (another really good goal) at my first ever away game at Leicester - the one when we went 1-0 up and they scored 2 controversial goals, from what I remember. I think the worst one was while one of our players (I want to say Safri) was down with a genuine head injury and the ref refused to stop the game...

Yes, we were robbed that night by shite (deliberately LCFC assisting) decisions by a dodgy ref. Great goal from Partridge tho.

 

[tigersb]

Wikipedia tells me he’s married to Michael Owen's sister. Well I never!

Must be true then

 

[torchomatic]

He was bloody brilliant.

 

[Terry Gibson's perm]

He done well for himself a masters degree in Physiotherapy and back at Liverpool

 

[wal3590]

He used to wear Owens boots I believe as his sister went out with him at the time

 

[wingy]

Yes, we were robbed that night by shite (deliberately LCFC assisting) decisions by a dodgy ref. Great goal from Partridge tho.

I'm wondering If it was on the level of Spains RU match at the weekend.
Worth a read, pretty extraordinary.

 

[mechaishida]

Ran like a penguin

Similar to Runar Normann's high-paced waddle, if I remember correctly.

Good player though, I'd have liked him to stay at the time since we'd lost Thompson to Blackburn.

 

[lifeskyblue]

I work with his brother-in-law (sisters husband ) and asked him to pass on to Ritchie the thoughts on here re his ability and goals. Interestingly it was his goal v Leicester that the brother-in-law thought was the best.
And agree Shmmeee his sister is a lovely woman. Now has a senior position in a local children’s hospice.


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[Hobo]

He used to wear Owens boots I believe as his sister went out with him at the time

Are you sure it wasn't his sisters boots he wore, while she was out with Michael Owen?