@Wolfenstein14 His name is Ian Hutchison . He sings in a band called new Madrids. I'll try post a link so you can judge for yourself. . The New Madrids Mountain Of Trouble / TwoThumbsFresh Productions ruclips.net/video/MX2WPq-gZbU/видео.html
@ANDCFC95 Here's a video of the band he sings in ( New Madrids) his names Ian Hutchison ( Hutchy ) they're a good group Ive known them all personally for years great bunch of lads . The drummer is a Tim he winds Hutchy up about McCourt all the time 😆 🍀 The New Madrids Mountain Of Trouble / TwoThumbsFresh Productions ruclips.net/video/MX2WPq-gZbU/видео.html
Such a rare talent. Andy Ritchie also springs to mind (someone also with superhuman skills who could score extraordinary goals, but just couldn't be moulded into an athletic specimen to get to the next level). Scottish football is lucky to have had both.
Ah Paddy, you didn't score many but the ones you did score I'll remember forever. You were the ultimate comic book hero, the man they couldn't get the ball off. If only your fitness and stamina matched your skill, you would have been a legend. Feck it, you are to this greybeard. 💚🇮🇪
My friend was playing for Rochdale when paddy signed... he was absolutely unreal, always used to chat to him in the players bar after games and he was always very polite and had time for people.. Fantastic player and he just had it
Rochdale fan here - He's actually a bit of a folklore legend at our club and anyone who saw him play for us knew how good he was. Would hardly say it 'didn't work out' here. Just had issues with injuries and drink..
Made 80 apps and scored 8 goals in the EFL alone for us, pretty sure we were the club he played most for in total unless Celtic was... Either way I find it a bit strange how you just summed his career at Rochdale up in 1 single, lazy sentence tbh
This guy on his day was as good as any of them he scored so many important goals for Celtic i am a big fan on his day he was so exciting to watch we could be doing with more like him today attack attack attack
One of our own, lucky enough to see him play numerous times in the LOI and with Celtic...a friend played with Paddy and said he was the only fella that moved faster when he had the ball 😄 .... met him once or twice when he was with Derry he even made me a coffee once ... the streets don't forget ...an absolute baller 👏
I will never forget the first time I saw him. Friday, November 10th, 2006 Derry away at St. Pats. He was a sub and he came on the pitch at half time and he was pinging balls around like I have never seen before. I asked a Derry fan about him and he gave me the skinny.....a great talent LOL also, great video. No one was as surprised as Celtic Manager 😃
Without any exaggeration If he had pace and fitness he would have been a Ballon D’or winner. Probably the best dribbler I’ve ever seen in the flesh 🍀🍀🍀HH
Would have loved to see him play in Italy, if only he got a move there as a youngster where 10s still had the team built around them. He had the potential to be anything.
went to watch Derry v Gretna at Fir Park in Motherwell just for the banter - spotted him as a real player then! I remember talking to some Derry City fans in Glasgow after the game about him. Shame he couldn't reach a more consistent level. James McFadden was another one a bit like Paddy - loads of natural talent, but for some reason never quite made it.
The lead singer in this band is the double of Paddy McCourt . The New Madrids Mountain Of Trouble / TwoThumbsFresh Productions ruclips.net/video/MX2WPq-gZbU/видео.html
If he would have lived his life properly he would have played at the highest level in Europe... technically gifted, he is like the Irish Ravel Morrison
He was accused of touching a woman in bar. It got overturned. It's amazing how one woman can make an accusation and smear an innocent man's reputation forever.
Exactly. The whole thing was a set up. Good that it was overturned but his reputation got ruined. They framed the wrong man. The RUC had a clear bias. @@Fractalchemystical
The biggest myth to ever have the cheek to call himself a Celtic player was young at the time but he was terrible never a starter in the XI and along with some others a terrible striker.
Saw him at Celtic and Barnsley. Stunningly talented footballer. One of his goals at Barnsley was against Middlesbrough were he dribbled around 5 defenders in about 10 yards before putting the ball in the net. Amazing.
@@davidbutterworth9609 Waow, Barnsley ! thanks for proving my point. Would score these goals every once in a blue moon and fans (like yourself) would go on about it like thats justification to wear the hoops.
I know a guy who's a Rangers fan who is the absolute double of Paddy McCourt ,something his Celtic supporting pals never let him forget .
😂😂😂😂 same hair n beard ??
Need to arrange a meet-up
@Wolfenstein14 Same hair, nae beard though. He's a good lad for a Bun , he can take a joke.
@Wolfenstein14 His name is Ian Hutchison . He sings in a band called new Madrids. I'll try post a link so you can judge for yourself. .
The New Madrids Mountain Of Trouble / TwoThumbsFresh Productions
ruclips.net/video/MX2WPq-gZbU/видео.html
@ANDCFC95 Here's a video of the band he sings in ( New Madrids) his names Ian Hutchison ( Hutchy ) they're a good group Ive known them all personally for years great bunch of lads . The drummer is a Tim he winds Hutchy up about McCourt all the time 😆 🍀
The New Madrids Mountain Of Trouble / TwoThumbsFresh Productions
ruclips.net/video/MX2WPq-gZbU/видео.html
Unbelievable dribbling skills ,phenomenally gifted player .
What a baller Paddy Bhoy was thanks for the memories mate HH 🍀🍀🍀
Such a rare talent. Andy Ritchie also springs to mind (someone also with superhuman skills who could score extraordinary goals, but just couldn't be moulded into an athletic specimen to get to the next level). Scottish football is lucky to have had both.
Paddy looking like a cross between Pavel Nedved and Jesus of Nazareth in the thumbnail 😂❤
What a player on his day magic ❤
Great player! 😄
Ah Paddy, you didn't score many but the ones you did score I'll remember forever. You were the ultimate comic book hero, the man they couldn't get the ball off. If only your fitness and stamina matched your skill, you would have been a legend. Feck it, you are to this greybeard. 💚🇮🇪
I loved to watch him
My friend was playing for Rochdale when paddy signed... he was absolutely unreal, always used to chat to him in the players bar after games and he was always very polite and had time for people..
Fantastic player and he just had it
Rochdale fan here - He's actually a bit of a folklore legend at our club and anyone who saw him play for us knew how good he was. Would hardly say it 'didn't work out' here. Just had issues with injuries and drink..
Made 80 apps and scored 8 goals in the EFL alone for us, pretty sure we were the club he played most for in total unless Celtic was... Either way I find it a bit strange how you just summed his career at Rochdale up in 1 single, lazy sentence tbh
"issues with drink" - how pathetically Irish
Great video. 👍
This guy on his day was as good as any of them he scored so many important goals for Celtic i am a big fan on his day he was so exciting to watch we could be doing with more like him today attack attack attack
One of our own, lucky enough to see him play numerous times in the LOI and with Celtic...a friend played with Paddy and said he was the only fella that moved faster when he had the ball 😄 .... met him once or twice when he was with Derry he even made me a coffee once ... the streets don't forget ...an absolute baller 👏
I will never forget the first time I saw him. Friday, November 10th, 2006 Derry away at St. Pats. He was a sub and he came on the pitch at half time and he was pinging balls around like I have never seen before. I asked a Derry fan about him and he gave me the skinny.....a great talent
LOL also, great video. No one was as surprised as Celtic Manager 😃
If he was really fit, he could've easily played for Barca, Real Madrid etc.
Give him a ball at his feet and he was special 🍀🏴🇮🇪🍀
Cult legend 🍀
Without any exaggeration If he had pace and fitness he would have been a Ballon D’or winner. Probably the best dribbler I’ve ever seen in the flesh 🍀🍀🍀HH
What a player.
Would have loved to see him play in Italy, if only he got a move there as a youngster where 10s still had the team built around them. He had the potential to be anything.
It would have been amazing to see him turn out for Liverpool but he did OK overall. A real wizard with a football on his day.
Some absolutely ridiculous goals.
went to watch Derry v Gretna at Fir Park in Motherwell just for the banter - spotted him as a real player then! I remember talking to some Derry City fans in Glasgow after the game about him.
Shame he couldn't reach a more consistent level. James McFadden was another one a bit like Paddy - loads of natural talent, but for some reason never quite made it.
McFadden did play for Everton and scored against France twice in 2 qualifying victories. He had a career
great channel this.
Anyone remember him on football manager? used to be like pace 2 but dribbling 20 🤣. Aggression 20 of course
Funny enough me and my uncle were talking about this man not long ago
Don't sell mcourt Paddy mcourt
Or there'll be a riot on your hands
Great hair 🤩
He seems to move rapidly with the ball.
The lead singer in this band is the double of Paddy McCourt .
The New Madrids Mountain Of Trouble / TwoThumbsFresh Productions
ruclips.net/video/MX2WPq-gZbU/видео.html
Ultimately flawed but on his day about as magical a player as youll ever witness
Meant tae be a heavy drinker/ partier. Nae stamina, never trained like he should, but some player the Bhoy
I fucking love this channel
agreed
Never scored a bad goal
Turning up to training with a fish supper probably didn’t do much to compensate for his lack of natural fitness.
If he would have lived his life properly he would have played at the highest level in Europe... technically gifted, he is like the Irish Ravel Morrison
Irish pele
an absolute nobody that went round a few players once
Brilliant video-thank you. However I find it so funny you can't even say Northern Ireland. It's 2024 😂
NI fans loved him, we are not sectarian... A few bad apples, but they're everywhere unfortunately
Couldn't say, "Northern Irish". What a weapon.
I'm not sure that a lack of natural fitness was the problem in Paddy's case. Great player though.
Was he flat out drinking and smoking or how was he so relatively unfit? You didn't mention how he was meToo-ed as well.
Liked a drink, bad trainer
He was accused of touching a woman in bar. It got overturned. It's amazing how one woman can make an accusation and smear an innocent man's reputation forever.
Exactly. The whole thing was a set up. Good that it was overturned but his reputation got ruined. They framed the wrong man. The RUC had a clear bias. @@Fractalchemystical
First 🍀
Never heard of him
Looks more like Nedved
£200,000 what a bargain
The Smelly Pele..😅
Pele smellier
Unfit modt the time but he could skin folk seen him when at the games he would skin players but would make an arse of it tryna finish it
Let's call a spade a spade, he was dog shit. Poor player.
Why is it allways the next Pele the white Pele. Pele was a fake bro Maradona,Ronaldinho,R9,Messi,CR7,Romario where all by far better then Pele
Probably there own country thought that of him since it's a small northern Ireland good talent mind U a wish he upped his game at Celtic
@@Wolfenstein14 the streets won't forget McCourt
Pele won 3 World Cups. Silly comment.
@jimbyrne2328 no Brazil won the 3 world cups he played in not Pele him self was it??
@jrothweldo7 Scored i a Hat Trick in 1958, are you a clown?
*Londonderry
Remind me how many points Celtic are ahead? 🥲🥲🥲
What often sectarian crowd at Windsor park
The biggest myth to ever have the cheek to call himself a Celtic player was young at the time but he was terrible never a starter in the XI and along with some others a terrible striker.
Go upstairs to your box room
Saw him at Celtic and Barnsley. Stunningly talented footballer. One of his goals at Barnsley was against Middlesbrough were he dribbled around 5 defenders in about 10 yards before putting the ball in the net. Amazing.
@@davidbutterworth9609 Waow, Barnsley ! thanks for proving my point. Would score these goals every once in a blue moon and fans (like yourself) would go on about it like thats justification to wear the hoops.
Come on…. Calm down ya tit🤡🤛🏻whack
Agree 💯 Paddy turned it on once in a blue moon. Just wasn't fit enough imo.
Smashing player hard to understand his fitness problems
No respect for anyone from Derry or anywhere else in Ireland WHO Played for the occupied 6 counties recognised a plastic state
😂😂
Get a life, ffs