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Henry Morton · 21-04-2006, 22:13

Memory to cherish . . .

Paul Cook takes to the pitch for his first game at IES

He receives the ball , quickly looks up and around , threads the ball 40 yards with a deft left foot . . .

. . . inch perfect , straight to the twinkling feet of one R.Prendergast.

Astonishing ?

Well , it would have been except that Cooky did it four more times that day.

I may have forgotten some of the detail, but - essentially - that's how it was.

And I bow to no-one in my admiration of Mike Marsh , "The Little Genius".

21-04-2006, 22:13	#13
Henry Morton I am Banned Join Date: Mar 2004 Posts: 623 Liked: 0 times Rep Power: 0	Re: Paul Cook testimonial may 2nd Memory to cherish . . . Paul Cook takes to the pitch for his first game at IES He receives the ball , quickly looks up and around , threads the ball 40 yards with a deft left foot . . . . . . inch perfect , straight to the twinkling feet of one R.Prendergast. Astonishing ? Well , it would have been except that Cooky did it four more times that day. I may have forgotten some of the detail, but - essentially - that's how it was. And I bow to no-one in my admiration of Mike Marsh , "The Little Genius".