Name the Veteran!

[The Subhuman]

Well done whiteinfrance. 3 points. Former Hull, Barnsley, Huddersfield and Celtic marksman Andy Payton. Now 58. Recently diagnosed with dementia sadly.


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Wouldn't have got there, I did think of searching for footballers with scars on their chins ... what's the trophy?

[The Subhuman]

Well done whiteinfrance. 3 points. Former Hull, Barnsley, Huddersfield and Celtic marksman Andy Payton. Now 58. Recently diagnosed with dementia sadly.


Andy Payton.jpg

Well done Wif, Celtic fan?

[wilsdenwhite]

No idea about the trophy, could only read Hull City at the bottom.

[The Subhuman]

No idea about the trophy, could only read Hull City at the bottom.


AndyPayton.jpg

Can see Player of the Season, so I was on the right track

[1964white]

ANDY PAYTON!

How did you get that one Scarborough lad?

[wilsdenwhite]

Can see Player of the Season, so I was on the right track

Would hate to be on trial if you're ever on the jury!

Player of the season makes sense. He was quite prolific in front of goal.

[1964white]

Well done whiteinfrance. 3 points. Former Hull, Barnsley, Huddersfield and Celtic marksman Andy Payton. Now 58. Recently diagnosed with dementia sadly.


Andy Payton.jpg

The scar on his chin is prominent as you posted up on the initial photo.

[1964white]

Wouldn't have got there, I did think of searching for footballers with scars on their chins ... what's the trophy?

I searched mate, no mention of Andy Payton.

[The Subhuman]

Would hate to be on trial if you're ever on the jury!

Player of the season makes sense. He was quite prolific in front of goal.

Actually you'd want me on the jury if you're innocent. Think Henry Fonda

[wilsdenwhite]

Actually you'd want me on the jury if you're innocent. Think Henry Fonda

Brilliant film.

[The Subhuman]

Brilliant film.

Top 10 for me .. so claustrophobic and brilliantly acted...

[wilsdenwhite]

Top 10 for me .. so claustrophobic and brilliantly acted...

That and the fact it was a masterclass in going against the odds but it did make me wonder just how many times it wouldn't have happened like that back in the day when all the old prejudice was widely prevalent. Not quite top 10 for me because I'm more of a noir and western nut. I thought Ed Begley played his part really well in 12 angry men.

[CUSSIE01]

Actually you'd want me on the jury if you're innocent. Think Henry Fonda

I watched that again recently, the great thing about getting older is you can watch movies & read books again without remembering what happened.

[The Subhuman]

That and the fact it was a masterclass in going against the odds but it did make me wonder just how many times it wouldn't have happened like that back in the day when all the old prejudice was widely prevalent. Not quite top 10 for me because I'm more of a noir and western nut. I thought Ed Begley played his part really well in 12 angry men.

They were all brilliant and it's been copied so many times

I loved the indecisive baseball nut voting guilty so he could go watch the game (Jack Warden) Also EG Marshall's implacibilty who uses reason and logic to try to counter Fonda's craft and intuitiveness. I probably identify more with Marshall than Fonda truth be told

[wilsdenwhite]

I watched that again recently, the great thing about getting older is you can watch movies & read books again without remembering what happened.

I find that too and it's great enjoying the films every couple of years or so not remembering what happened. Of course I have my all time favourites in noir and westerns like The Asphalt Jungle, Out of the Past, The Killing, Laura, The Lineup, Double Indemnity, Dollars Trilogy, Once Upon a Time in the West, The Shootist, High Plains Drifter, Hang 'Em High and The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance where I can recall most scenes because I've watched them so many times. Love all Kubrick stuff too.

But I've got another 150 films or so that I think are right up there and I don't have a clue how they go until I watch them again. I think it's one of the few good things about having a crap memory.

[The Subhuman]

I watched that again recently, the great thing about getting older is you can watch movies & read books again without remembering what happened.

Good post, I read it three times and forgot it after each reading ... wait what did it say?

[wilsdenwhite]

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[1964white]

Played for Sheff Wednesday

[whiteinfrance]

It's Martin Dickinson

Played for Leeds in 1980's

[wilsdenwhite]

Correct whiteinfrance. 3 points. Former Leeds and West Brom defender Martin Dickinson. Now 63. Retired at 26 from a whiplash injury and now owns a window cleaning business.