Difference between revisions of "Ryan Garry"
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| − | + | {{Star national squad | |
| + | | comp link = World Cup 15 | ||
| + | | comp = World Cup 15 Non-Qualifiers | ||
| + | | p1 = [[Boaz Myhill|Myhill]] | ||
| + | | p2 = [[Matthew Kilgallon|Kilgallon]] | ||
| + | | p3 = [[Ryan Garry|Garry]] (c) | ||
| + | | p4 = [[Philip Ifil|Ifil]] | ||
| + | | p5 = [[Stephen Asante|S. Asante]] | ||
| + | | p6 = [[Enrico Bigon|Bigon]] | ||
| + | | p7 = [[Aiden Matranga|A. Matranga]] | ||
| + | | p8 = [[Steve Owens|Owens]] | ||
| + | | p9 = [[Nikola Lazerevski|Lazerevski]] | ||
| + | | p10 = [[David Bentley|Bentley]] | ||
| + | | p11 = [[Samir Ben Said Nasri|Said Nasri]] | ||
| + | | p12 = [[Stefan Haldorsson|Haldorsson]] | ||
| + | | p13 = [[Matt Higgins|Higgins]] | ||
| + | | p14 = [[Paul Cole|P. Cole]] | ||
| + | | p15 = [[David Benson|Benson]] | ||
| + | | p16 = [[David Mannix|Mannix]] | ||
| + | | p17 = [[Matthew Young|Young]] | ||
| + | | p18 = [[Fabricio de Souza Lima|de Souza Lima]] | ||
| + | | p19 = [[Elliot Ward|Ward]] | ||
| + | | p20 = [[Guylain N'Dumbu-Nsungu|N'Dumbu-Nsungu]] | ||
| + | | p21 = [[Robert Cole|R. Cole]] | ||
| + | | p22 = [[Tim Deacy|Deacy]] | ||
| + | | p23 = [[Christian Kabeya-Mbaya]] | ||
| + | | coach = [[Jean-Paul Georges-Ringeaux|Georges-Ringeaux]] | ||
| + | }} | ||
Revision as of 18:28, 15 November 2006
| Ryan Garry | |
| Nationality: | Starblaydi |
| Hometown: | Vecchio |
| Position: | Left-Back |
| Caps: | 38 |
| Goals: | 1 |
| U21 Caps: | 0 |
| U21 Goals: | 0 |
| Clubs Played For: | Vecchio Victors |
| Teams Managed: | Vecchio Victors |
| Notes | |
| Starblaydia All-Time XI Nomination | |
For Vecchio Victors and Starblaydia, Ryan Garry was the first-choice as Left-Back and Captain. Though starting his professional international career at thirty he was hugely influential along the back line and the left-hand side of the field. Slightly more defensive than his counterpart Philip Ifil, Garry was never backward in coming forward.
Largely regarded as the best Starblaydi captain of All-Time - though only by the older and very nostalgic football fans of the nation - Garry is a hugely respected figure in Starblaydia football. Nowhere more at home than Victory Park, home of the Vics, its was said that if you cut Ryan open he'd bleed the green and white of the Vecchio strip, with a little patriotic purple thrown in.
| Preceded by: first captain |
Starblaydia World Cup Captains World Cup 15 & 16 |
Followed by: Spike Martin |
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Starblaydia squad - World Cup 15 Non-Qualifiers |
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1 Myhill | 2 Kilgallon | 3 Garry (c) | 4 Ifil | 5 S. Asante | 6 Bigon | 7 A. Matranga | 8 Owens | 9 Lazerevski | 10 Bentley | 11 Said Nasri | 12 Haldorsson | 13 Higgins | 14 P. Cole | 15 Benson | 16 Mannix | 17 Young | 18 de Souza Lima | 19 Ward | 20 N'Dumbu-Nsungu | 21 R. Cole | 22 Deacy | 23 Christian Kabeya-Mbaya | Coach: Georges-Ringeaux | ||
(Ryan Garry is based on a real-life footballer, handily also called Ryan Garry, who is an Arsenal player. He was in Starblaydia's World Cup 15 team, who had their names taken from a Premiership-Winning team of 2013/14 in Champ Manager 03/04)
