Is B Adrian Viveash?
H could be Tony Macken
Agree, I is Colin Taylor
On the basis of âLegendsâ would any of the last 5 qualify?
Yes, you are correct. I did wonder if it was him because I know he wore number 4 at times, but I mistook the kit for the play off year, and also the hair didnât/doesnât look right for Ada.
Yes, good shout, the hair would be right, a better likeness than Dave Serellas.
I think we are all waiting for @JollyJohnny to open his present to himself on Christmas Day, to reveal the correct answers.
You must have better eyesight than me, I canât read any of the names, too small and just a blur. My guide dog couldnât read them either.
Click the right arrow to go to the 2nd pic (which is a close up of just part of the sheet), then just hover your cursor over it to enlarge (appears in a pane to the right). The visible captions are as now plain as day.
Just a pity itâs only 9 of the 20 that you can do this for.
So they are. But that takes all the fun out of it.
True - so I wonât give any more spoilers. But I can clarify that C is definitely Ian Roper - heâs got 6 on his shorts, which was Roperâs number when we wore that strip.
Yes, I thought it was Roper. It looked like him without being the stance I most associate with him, round-shouldered, bit of a belly, watching the action, waiting to see what happened, ready to pounce. One of my favourite ever players.
A true legend - he was my wifeâs favourite too and she gave up coming to games soon after he left.
Fantastic defender but he couldnât pass a ball properly to save his life! And when he ran it always reminded me of this -
I think it is fair to say passing wasnât necessarily one of his greatest strengths.
He didnât look athletic but was very quick when he had a head of steam up.
Some fantastic performances from him down the years, both in the Championship and also to help get us there, and he played a part in 06-07 too.
You wife sounds like a lady of impeccable taste.
She still has a pencil print of him on the wall above her desk in our upstairs office (on the back of her swivel chair sheâs got the ST seat number plaque that the club did in 2007/8).
BTW With the same logic as for confirming itâs him at C, G is indeed Samways.
Looks like the only one still outstanding is H. The strip (especially the socks) narrows it down to 79-81, but the hair doesnât look right for Tony Macken (good player, but wouldnât exactly call him a Walsall legend). Young Colin Harrison was still going then - is it him?
Easy solution Tim - buy a copy and let us all know!
I think it is Tony Macken, @dajwmyson suggested it and I think it looks right. He always had a mop of hair, not really long but quite thick and it could blow around and fall whichever way, so although it doesnât look exactly right it doesnât look wrong either, if that makes sense.
FWIW I would call him a club legend, I thought he was a class act and always deserves a mention when we talk about our best ever right backs before everyone agrees with me that Ian Brightwell is our finest in that position.
I was thinking of getting it for my bro tbh, but i may treat myself as well while Iâm at it - probably the best present i get this year!