Anyone remember Jim Brennan. Geez, I loved this guy..
Could do with him now.. although he's probably getting on abit
http://www.jimmyb11.com/
Could do with him now.. although he's probably getting on abit
http://www.jimmyb11.com/
Jim Brennan - What Legend !!
- Thread starter Neil Webb
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thehockleyhustler
Stuart Pearce
How about this little yankie gem.....
http://web.mlsnet.com/players/bio.jsp?team=t103&player=olsen_b&playerId=ols177981
http://web.mlsnet.com/players/bio.jsp?team=t103&player=olsen_b&playerId=ols177981
Graham
Viv Anderson
Neil Webb said:
Decent player but to call him a legend is an insult to the real legends of NFFC.
longeatonreds
First Team Squad
He's built up quite a bit!
FBS
Steve Chettle
Makes me laugh he calls himself Jimmy B 
adam09
Bob McKinlay
Anybody got a video of his goal?
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yam
Guest
Is this website a piss take or is his ego really the size of Jupiter?
First Toronto FC player. First Toronto FC captain. Football League favourite. Gold Cup champion. Jim Brennan stands tall in the world of Canadian soccer. Learn everything you want to know about TFC's captain, shop for Brennan gear, and contact the man himself. Welcome to Jimmy B 11, the official site of Jim Brennan.
But Jimmy had his professional sights set on The Football League. And so at 16, this gutsy kid from Newmarket packed up and flew to England for a trial with Bristol City. The City players knew Jimmy was gunning for a place in the side, so they tried to get in his head. People told him that a young Canadian kid couldn't hack it in English football. They were wrong
Jimmy B11 my arse.
First Toronto FC player. First Toronto FC captain. Football League favourite. Gold Cup champion. Jim Brennan stands tall in the world of Canadian soccer. Learn everything you want to know about TFC's captain, shop for Brennan gear, and contact the man himself. Welcome to Jimmy B 11, the official site of Jim Brennan.
But Jimmy had his professional sights set on The Football League. And so at 16, this gutsy kid from Newmarket packed up and flew to England for a trial with Bristol City. The City players knew Jimmy was gunning for a place in the side, so they tried to get in his head. People told him that a young Canadian kid couldn't hack it in English football. They were wrong
Jimmy B11 my arse.
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Bridgfordred79
Guest
i always liked Brennan
he was instrumental in the oh-so close 02-03 season, and was stupidly sold to norwich(i think)
he was instrumental in the oh-so close 02-03 season, and was stupidly sold to norwich(i think)
PsychosLeftFoot
First Team Squad
Quite interesting. Also next to all the Forest info on this page it says 'Norwich FC is a professional team in England'.
trickyphilbert
Youth Team
Won the Gold Cup - well he's the size of a horse!!
Can't believe his JimmyB logo - LOL funny.
T**t!
Can't believe his JimmyB logo - LOL funny.
T**t!
Eastwood Red
Grenville Morris
Jimmy B, very similar to my LTLF name... :
adam09
Bob McKinlay
Neil Webb said:
Yes, I think he ran the length of the pitch, playing a one two with someone (Rogers at LM perhaps?). Someone played Brennan in and he slotted it into the far post from the left side, about 10 yards out I reckon.
Was a nice goal!
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Bridgfordred79
Guest
¡adam! said:
Yer pretty sure it was Tank who set him up.
Tank was good at LM, quite creative.
Lizardinho
Scandalous and Shameless
I used to adore Jim Brennan and remember getting his autograph and going really shy as a gawky teenager!
This website has brought it all back!
I love him even more after reading the quote about Forest being his other team :lovedup:
Don't think he was sold to Norwich, think he was out of contract and went on a free.
This website has brought it all back!
I love him even more after reading the quote about Forest being his other team :lovedup:
Don't think he was sold to Norwich, think he was out of contract and went on a free.
weasel
Grenville Morris
Jimbo was my favourite too. I miss him and Matty Louis-Jean!
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winnits
Guest
When we beat Norwich 4-0 and he scored the last goal, we 'decorated' the Norwich fan at work's desk with all manner of Forest paraphenalia.
The piece-de-resistance was changing the name-label on his desk to 'Jim Brennan' - he didn't spot it for weeks
The piece-de-resistance was changing the name-label on his desk to 'Jim Brennan' - he didn't spot it for weeks
adam09
Bob McKinlay
Awesome!
Brennan and Louis Jean were quality at the time. Rogers was decent on the wing too, just because he was quite fast and could twat the ball
Brennan and Louis Jean were quality at the time. Rogers was decent on the wing too, just because he was quite fast and could twat the ball
weasel
Grenville Morris
Winnits said:When we beat Norwich 4-0 and he scored the last goal, we 'decorated' the Norwich fan at work's desk with all manner of Forest paraphenalia.
The piece-de-resistance was changing the name-label on his desk to 'Jim Brennan' - he didn't spot it for weeks
Yeh, we truly had their pants down that game. It was a shame Brennan scored his only goal that day as Norwich clearly remembered and signed him up
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winnits
Guest
He didn't exactly shine for them, neither did Matty LJ.
I think we got their halcyon season, it was always going to be downhill after that.
I think we got their halcyon season, it was always going to be downhill after that.
Gingers Across the Midfield
Jack Burkitt
the jimmy b logo is now my LTLF picture
SpookyRichard
Youth Team
I know he's pretty popular with Toronto FC fans, but nobody thinks he's really that much cop, just a hard worker.
Ben Olsen though, now there's a legend. Sadly it looks like he's looking at an early retirement due to his knee injury flaring up repeatedly, despite numerous attempts to fix it. I think he played in a cup game for D.C. United last night, so he might be on the comeback trail.
Ben Olsen though, now there's a legend. Sadly it looks like he's looking at an early retirement due to his knee injury flaring up repeatedly, despite numerous attempts to fix it. I think he played in a cup game for D.C. United last night, so he might be on the comeback trail.
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Bridgfordred79
Guest
Brennan was a good, solid left back for us, who worked well with Rogers as they both had pace.