If you could choose 2 players/officials from the different eras (barring the current inductees shown below) who would they be?

Pre 1960
60s - 70s
80s - '90s
2000s


Current Hall of Fame inductees include:

Tommy Tynan
Ken Morgan
David Hando
Justin Edinburgh
Chris Lilygreen
Albert Derrick Snr
Andrew Taylor
Norman Parselle
Roddy Jones
Kevin Moore
Christian Jolley
Steve Lowndes
Dai Williams
John Relish
Graham Coldrick
Richard Walden
Keith Oakes
Mark Price
David Pipe
Gary Plumley
Nathan Davies
Len Weare
Craig Reid
Tony Gilbert

I’ll leave the selection of 6 by others with better knowledge than me but I can’t believe that Nigel Vaughan is not on there.

Alf Sherwood
Ray Wilcox

Graham Rathbone
Polly John Rowlands

Ralph Hunt
Joe Bonson

Alfie Hale (one of the finest to ever grace a County Shirt)

A fella by the name Of John Aldridge who never sadly came to anything.

Christian Jolly.

OB.

Percy plunkett wrote:OB.

Yep

David Gwyther, Ray Taylor. Nigel Vaughan, Andy White, Brian Preece, John Macey.

Frank Nouble 3 wrote:Alf Sherwood
Ray Wilcox

Graham Rathbone
Polly John Rowlands

Ralph Hunt
Joe Bonson

Alfie Hale (one of the finest to ever grace a County Shirt)

A fella by the name Of John Aldridge who never sadly came to anything.

Christian Jolly.

Jolleys on the list

Surprised that Billy Lucas isn't an inductee

Mark Kendall
John Aldridge

Len Hill
Eddie Woods

wickiden wrote:Surprised that Billy Lucas isn't an inductee

Two words.

Totally nuts.

Greatest manager the club has ever had and only Part Time running the Pub as well.

Frank Nouble 3 wrote:

wickiden wrote:Surprised that Billy Lucas isn't an inductee

Two words.

Totally nuts.

Greatest manager the club has ever had and only Part Time running the Pub as well.

Good call!

Granville Smith
Sam Foley

NearlyDead wrote:Mark Kendall
John Aldridge

Len Hill
Eddie Woods

Certainly agree with the first two. Too young to remember much of second two.

A name not mentioned - Howard Goddard...

wattsville_boy wrote:

NearlyDead wrote:Mark Kendall
John Aldridge

Len Hill
Eddie Woods

Certainly agree with the first two. Too young to remember much of second two.

A name not mentioned - Howard Goddard...

Len Hill was a real stalwart, and we always played better with him in the team. Goddard and Woods had a v. good partnership going in the late 70s for sure, but I could only name two from that era of the 60s and 70s.

Willie Brown