The prolific marksman played in the Premier Division for Thomas Cook, Perkins, Moulton Harrox & Eye between 1990-2003.
He also captained the successful Peter Pan side who dominated Peterborough Sunday Morning League football during the 1990s.
“I was also renowned for the mumber of penalties I won!” Paul stated.
Paul has selected his all-star Peterborough League side in a 3-5-2 formation using versatile and aggressive players.
His substitutes are Lee Davidson, Darren Bradley and Dean Tarrent.
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Left midfield: RAY NICHOLLS: “Ray had been at Cambridge United in his early days & you could see why, he was a magician. He was comfortable on the ball anywhere on the pitch & once he had it you couldn’t seem to get near him. He could also strike a wonderful free-kick and would be on all my set plays. He was absolutely sensational at five a side, I remember winning the Eye ‘Fives’ with him in my early days & he virtually won it for us on his own!”
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Striker: MICKEY GRAHAM: “Mickey was one of those unpredictable strikers who you never knew what he was going to do next. Quick, aggressive, single-minded when he was anywhere near the goal. He must have been a nightmare to play against. He never stopped, constantly closing down & forcing defenders to panic. Good for 20-plus goals a season but also versatile enough to play in an attacking midfield role if needed.”
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Striker: MATT LEFTLEY: “Matt was a powerful striker who just loved scoring goals & had a beast of a left foot. Once he got on a scoring spree the goals would just come week after week with countless hat-tricks. One of four in the side (together with Hooke, Zenchuck & Acton) who played in the all-conquering Peter Pan Sunday Morning quadruple winning side of 1999.”