parklane1
Tony Galvin
I too was there the day Jimmy made his fairy-tale debut and still recall my astonishment and wonder at that bicycle kick goal.
Yes, Greavsie was a phenomenon, a one-off, but please don't ask me to choose between him and Kane. Conditions were starkly different in so many ways it makes comparison fultile. I'd put them both on a pedal stool alongside the likes of Blanchflower, Mackay, Cliff Jones, Jennings, Hoddle, Waddle, Gascoigne, Bale et al.
Same here and imo he was the best i have seen, Kane is a great player without any doubt but there is only one Jimmy. And we should remember that in the days he played he was kicked and hit hard every time he had the ball, played on bogs, with a ball that weighed a ton when wet.
As i said Kane is a legend but Jimmy was Jimmy.