Who are the nicest /rudest footballers you have met?

[hbk4894]

Any really nice or really rude ones.

 

[markwwfc1992]

Carl Ikeme was rude to some kids who wanted his autograph.

Nice ones, Jay Rodriguez and Oliver Norwood, but I knew them more on a personal level so not sure if that counts. Dave Edwards too.

 

[The Paranoid Pineapple]

Ruud

Nice

 

[Bottega Don]

Gaizka Mendieta was an absolute wanker.

 

[TubularBells]

Going back to 97. Chris Waddle was ignorant/arrogant. Chris Woods (former England keeper) spent half an hour chatting with us. Lovely fella.

 

[Super_horns]

Mick Hartford shops in my local - seems nice enough for an ex Hatter.

Mind you not upset him yet...

 

[slaphead]

Goalkeepers seem to be really nice blokes, Tim Flowers, Kevin Pressman and Nigel Martyn to name three of the best.

Terry Butcher was a hero to me growing up, to meet him when the Shots played ICT in a friendly was amazing, and he is a top fella too.

Glen Little for telling the best stories and being mad as a box of frogs. Alan Smith was really decent too.

Biggest tosser I've had the misfortune to meet was Jamie Redknapp, his head is so far up his own arse the lump in his throat's his nose.

 

[TubularBells]

Goalkeepers seem to be really nice blokes, Tim Flowers, Kevin Pressman and Nigel Martyn to name three of the best.

Terry Butcher was a hero to me growing up, to meet him when the Shots played ICT in a friendly was amazing, and he is a top fella too.

Glen Little for telling the best stories and being mad as a box of frogs.

Yeah we had a keeper back in our dark days called Chris Pearce. Was living the dream, despite the level we were at back then. Was always chatting with the fans behind the goal when he had a chance. Proper barmy fella.

Glen Little (affectionately known as Pikey to us) was a thoroughly likeable fella, as you say barmy. Liked a bet did Glen and could often be seen in the bookies or the chip shop opposite the entrance to our training ground in Padiham.

 

[markwwfc1992]

Yeah we had a keeper back in our dark days called Chris Pearce. Was living the dream, despite the level we were at back then. Was always chatting with the fans behind the goal when he had a chance. Proper barmy fella.

Glen Little (affectionately known as Pikey to us) was a thoroughly likeable fella, as you say barmy. Liked a bet did Glen and could often be seen in the bookies or the chip shop opposite the entrance to our training ground in Padiham.

Ah, a Burnley fan. Your old manager Stan Ternant was a nice fella... not sure Neil Warnock thought the same though

Whenever he drove to work he would always take a few minutes each day when parked outside the James Hargreves stand to sign autographs for kids and chat to them.

 

[TubularBells]

Ah, a Burnley fan. Your old manager Stan Ternant was a nice fella... not sure Neil Warnock thought the same though

Whenever he drove to work he would always take a few minutes each day when parked outside the James Hargreves stand to sign autographs for kids and chat to them.

No love lost between Stan and Neil

Thoroughly lovely chap is Stan. Loved at our club because he genuinely has an affection for our club, despite hailing from the north east.

 

[The Mustard Tiger]

I worked at the Coventry City club shop when I was younger and met a few players when I was there. Had a pint with Dave Busst who was a lovely fella. The likes of Dele Adebola and Michael Mifsud were pleasant chaps as well. The worst ones I met were Kevin Kyle and Kevin Thornton who acted like tossers.

Also bumped into Phil Brown once who walked around like a bloke with his head up his arse.