Used to watch him at St Jude’s primary school in Barlanark doing the crossbar challenge back in the early 80’s and my family lived next door to his all those years ago
Yes. Still revered as much as any of the legends we've had by those who saw him back in the John Neal years. Shame there's so little footage of those seasons.
@@8ackbiter434 John neal one of the most underrated managers in our history brought in Nevin spackman dixon speedie and big joe changed us around good days 😃
@@jasondavis4813 Got to be grateful to Ken Bates for ignoring all the fans who wanted him sacked after we nearly went down the season before. He could see that it was (some of) the players who were the problem, not the manager
Used to be one of my all time favourite 3 Chelsea players in my years supporting the club. Hazard and Drogba’s inclusion makes it a top 5 nowadays, but there’ll always be a place for wee Pat. John Neal has been largely forgotten by subsequent generations of blues, I will always consider him the man who did as much as anybody to save the club during the utter shite years.
Yes definitely the Scottish Maradona.I think when he was at Everton,PSG try to buy him.He could be the star playmaker in 86(under ferguson),90,96 WC if fergie & roxburgh select him.
Fave player at Chelsea back in the day proper talent even got hes autograph as a kid bunking of school on a Friday and going stamford bridge to watch the team train
Ye a weirdo cus for a Scottish footballer he was artistic. None of this boot or be booted. Could have played for Brazil. Scotland only got to euro 96 cus of Nevin and they didn't even pick him for the squad. Scotland won the euros u19 - Nevin got player of the tournament. Flew back the same night to sit an exam. In scotland that's definitely a weirdo. Also likes the cocteau twins lol
@@mattop4635 so weird cus he effectively grew up under Roxburgh and Brown (coach at clyde). Probably saw him as not gelling with the crowd as other players
Used to watch him at St Jude’s primary school in Barlanark doing the crossbar challenge back in the early 80’s and my family lived next door to his all those years ago
Wee pat still loved and adored by all who went to Stamford Bridge in the 1980s football genius💙
Yes. Still revered as much as any of the legends we've had by those who saw him back in the John Neal years. Shame there's so little footage of those seasons.
@@8ackbiter434 John neal one of the most underrated managers in our history brought in Nevin spackman dixon speedie and big joe changed us around good days 😃
@@jasondavis4813 Got to be grateful to Ken Bates for ignoring all the fans who wanted him sacked after we nearly went down the season before. He could see that it was (some of) the players who were the problem, not the manager
@@jasondavis4813 Unfortunately the two bell heads Hollins and Whalley were responsible for Pat leaving.
Fabulous player! And John Neal was a fabulous manager!
How can we have forgotten the genius of this guy. Nearest I ever saw to Jimmy Johnstone.
Always enjoyed his audio musings and take on life . Great guy and that's from a Spurs fan. Take a bow Mr Nevin 👍
Great player with an impeccable taste in music.
I can confirm he was pleased with this backing track!
Used to be one of my all time favourite 3 Chelsea players in my years supporting the club. Hazard and Drogba’s inclusion makes it a top 5 nowadays, but there’ll always be a place for wee Pat. John Neal has been largely forgotten by subsequent generations of blues, I will always consider him the man who did as much as anybody to save the club during the utter shite years.
He didn't need a powerful shot to burst the net. He just did the appropriate thing to elude the opponent.
Yes definitely the Scottish Maradona.I think when he was at Everton,PSG try to buy him.He could be the star playmaker in 86(under ferguson),90,96 WC if fergie & roxburgh select him.
Excellent video, thank you 🙏
My favourite player. Ever.
The music in this video is so good pat could have picked it himself
and wha ttune is it? it's really fantastic & my shazam says: no ...
Fave player at Chelsea back in the day proper talent even got hes autograph as a kid bunking of school on a Friday and going stamford bridge to watch the team train
My favourite player, I'm a chelsea fan
Superb for Tranmere Rovers.
Ottimo video , potreste farne uno su Gary Shaw?Grazie
Pretty good.
Anytime know what's the music for the vid?
'The accidental footballer' read it.
What’s the tune?
It's an instrumental cover of The Cocteau Twins' 'Carolyn's Fingers'
Sadly remember one season Hollins dropped Nevin for the first game. Knew this was bad. Then Chelsea were relegated .....
No había escuchado antes de este jugador pero se ve que ha sido muy talentoso
My favourite ever. Chelsea fan
Was like a Scottish Maradona
I'd say the best scottish player along with Dalglish, Law and Baxter. The way Roxburgh treated him was terrible
Splixy Splaxton...
Now the chels sacked him 😢
Weirdo?
Explanation is in the description. It's not how I would necessarily describe him; more a nod to his intellect and curiosity.
I got it!
Ye a weirdo cus for a Scottish footballer he was artistic. None of this boot or be booted. Could have played for Brazil. Scotland only got to euro 96 cus of Nevin and they didn't even pick him for the squad. Scotland won the euros u19 - Nevin got player of the tournament. Flew back the same night to sit an exam. In scotland that's definitely a weirdo. Also likes the cocteau twins lol
@@therealJohnDawes yes...totally agree.He would hav been the star playmaker in 86,90 WC & euro 96.Mystery y he was not selected.
@@mattop4635 so weird cus he effectively grew up under Roxburgh and Brown (coach at clyde). Probably saw him as not gelling with the crowd as other players
Coolest footballer of all time. Socrates comes second
should have played for Eire , big big mistake irish Nevin
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