Exclusive Interview with John Wark

[Guest Skeever]

Last week it was Jan Molby and now it's John Wark.

 

Here's a nice interview that we did with the player who scored 27 goals from midfield in 1984-1985

 

http://www.lfchistory.net/redcorner_articl...?article_id=973

[Guest Anders Honoré]

The David Platt of his time.

[Guest ziggystardust]

The David Platt of his time.

 

 

on a slightly different note has anyone else noticed how fat david platts head has become.

[Jonesy]

John is probably along with Bryan Robson the greatest goalscoring midfielder there has ever been. My strength was to read the game, but I still didn?t have that ability he had of knowing exactly when to arrive in the penalty area. John was an exceptional player. His biggest problem at Liverpool was he wasn?t enough of a Liverpool player. His game was doing the job in the opposition?s penalty box and maybe he didn?t take enough part in the rest of the game.

 

We know that, fatman

[richt71]

Last week it was Jan Molby and now it's John Wark.

 

Here's a nice interview that we did with the player who scored 27 goals from midfield in 1984-1985

 

http://www.lfchistory.net/redcorner_articl...?article_id=973

 

Oh yes..Escape to victory

[Jonesy]

Oh yes..Escape to victory

 

 

that would make a great quiz question

[Guest Anders Honoré]

We know that, fatman

 

more like didn't have the physique to arrive in the area.

[Jonesy]

more like didn't have the physique to arrive in the area.

 

thats what I was angling at.

[Guest Anders Honoré]

I know, I just wanted to say it out loud.

[R A Softlad]

Very nice man John Wark. Spent quite a while chatting with him between matches at the Toronto Masters last Feb.