I'm 41 so also wasn't born when the visionary transformed the club....What the feck has that got to do with it?
Sir jimmy hill. City ultimate legend.
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In the interest of debate, whilst of course recognising J.H's achievements, i'm going for snoz, the only major trophy winner in our history, and also the man who put an end to that monty python joke
In the interest of debate, whilst of course recognising J.H's achievements, i'm going for snoz, the only major trophy winner in our history, and also the man who put an end to that monty python joke
Did know Coventry is mentioned over 8 times in different python sketches.Eric Idle was a wolves fan and hated us.
Have you seen Coventry couple in the Hilter not Hitler Sketch.
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Has to be Jimmy Hill, even if he did come up with the "excellent" idea of all-seated stadiums, gave more to this club than anyone else. Can't believe Dublin has been mentioned and people are actually being serious, somebody who refuses to play for the club who employees him should never be seen as a "legend" in my eyes.
Has to be Jimmy Hill, even if he did come up with the "excellent" idea of all-seated stadiums, gave more to this club than anyone else. Can't believe Dublin has been mentioned and people are actually being serious, somebody who refuses to play for the club who employees him should never be seen as a "legend" in my eyes.
Jimmy Hill did more for our club than any other individual but our best player has been Tommy Hutchison. Would have liked a manager and player category.
60s - early 70s jimmy hill
70s - tommy hutch
80s - George/john and the whole 87 squad
90s - Dion Oggy
00s - today The supporters
interesting though if you took a poll in the early 80s Jimmy hill would have been a long way from the top - there were some pretty nasty songs from our own supporters around that time - re Wallace/hutch/ryton/diplomats/all seaters/steve hunt etc