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• TOMMY GAYNOR
• ‘I DON’T THK BRIAN CLOUGH WOULD HAVE BEEN GREAT THE MORN ERA’ – TOMMY GAYNOR
• FORT LEGEND TOMMY GAYNOR TALKS BRIAN CLOUGH AND THAT PASS AT WEMBLEY
• TOMMY GAYNOR - PLACE OF BIRTH, DATE OF BIRTH, AGE, WIKI, FACTS, NET WORTH, BIRTHDAY, BGRAPHY AND FAY
• DEVELOPG TST THE AUTOMOTIVE INDTRY WH TOMMY GAYNOR OF GAYNOR’S AUTOMOTIVE
• TOMMY GAYNOR HEIGHT - HOW TALL IS TOMMY GAYNOR?

TOMMY GAYNOR

On April 9th 1989 a Nottgham Fort player livered arguably the greatt goal assistg pass ever seen at Wembley stadium, and after almost thirty years Tommy Gaynor talks at length about that day and his time wh Brian Clough’s red and whe army. Dpe leavg the Cy Ground 1992, whenever the Irishman’s name is mentned, you’re immediately greeted wh a chos of “oooh Tommy Gaynor” by anyone lucky enough to have seen him play.

Personally, ggg the thoughts of Tommy Gaynor was the highlight of the eveng, a man who at the age of 55, looked like he’d been cryogenilly ozen for the last twenty six years. In early 1988 Tommy Gaynor was playg ont of one thoand six hundred people at Donster Rover’s Belle Vue stadium, eighteen months later he was a double Wembley wner wh Nottgham Fort. Gaynor’s ntributn the 1989 League Cup fal was immense and for many he was the real man of the match, which is some return for the miscule £25k that Clough paid for his servic.

I then asked Mr Gaynor to talk me through “that” pass, Tommy said “I picked the ball up my own half and drove forwards down the right flank,” he had a cunng gr on his face as he nclud the story. Dpe leavg Fort twenty six years ago, Tommy is massively well revered among our supporters, I explaed to him that Fort fans still break out to the “Oooh Tommy Gaynor” chant whenever his name is mentned. Tommy Gaynor is remembered for so much more than the two assists the 89 Cup fal, however, one of my personal favour was his eighteen yard overhead kick a 4-0 victory over Alex Fergon’s Manchter Uned.

‘I DON’T THK BRIAN CLOUGH WOULD HAVE BEEN GREAT THE MORN ERA’ – TOMMY GAYNOR

Whilst on the subject of Brian Clough, I wanted to know if Mr Gaynor was sulted by his gaffer’s ments regardg his omissn om the NFFC squad on a certa ocsn. I’m absolutely honoured to have spoken wh Tommy Gaynor, and I was blown away by his digny and huy at the Munster event.

The L word gets thrown around all to flippantly the days, but the big man certaly nstut Legend stat the ey of many a Nottgham Fort supporter; oooh Tommy Gaynor!

FORT LEGEND TOMMY GAYNOR TALKS BRIAN CLOUGH AND THAT PASS AT WEMBLEY

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In his time at the Cy Ground, Gaynor was one of the Fort players who had to pe wh the horrors of the Hillsborough disaster durg the openg mut of their FA Cup semi-fal agast Liverpool.

Gaynor played the rchled game at Old Trafford, which Liverpool won 3–1. Gaynor transferred to Bohemians Febary 1997 and aga sred on his but. This al beme permanent but Gaynor had a turbulent relatnship wh the then Bishopstown based club.

Tommy Gaynor (born 29 January 1963 Limerick) was an Irish soccer player durg the 1980s and 1990s. “They were great days, was brilliant to be part of all that, ” says Tommy Gaynor. He hasn’t been the game sce a brief spell as Kilkenny Cy manager 2007 and has wh no urge to get back Gaynor (59) left his mark, pecially Nottgham.

His reer began and end the League of Ireland, where he played for 11 clubs, cludg three different Limerick outfs (“as my late father told me, if you play for Derry and Harps, you have done them all, ” he jok) but that five-season spell at Fort (1987-1992) was his peak – heady days of top-flight football, cup ns and Wembley by Clough om Donster Rovers at the start of the 1987/88 season, jury and tense petn for plac rtricted Gaynor to 53 league gam (10 goals) across his five seasons, but he’s still fondly remembered there, pecially for the role he played a League Cup fal w league medals, two FA Cup ns halted at the semi-fal stage by Liverpool and no ps, but no regrets for Gaynor who enjoyed the ri at a time when Fort uld mix wh the Liverpool were the bt. I had five years there, we fished third the top divisn England, unfortunately we were up agast a very good Liverpool team for all those years, ” Gaynor rells. We’d beaten them 2-1 jt before the 5-0 and they were hurt, ” Gaynor was more proment the Liverpool battl the followg season (1988/89), a season when trma trampled the English game.

Gaynor was sunny Sheffield for the Fort-Liverpool Cup semi-fal which was halted by the Hillsborough disaster, and once the game was refixed for a month later, Gaynor started, what turned out to be an emotn-tged 3-1 w for the Reds. ”The cups would brg some joy to Fort, and to Gaynor.

In 1988/89 they had two succsful trips to Wembley, beatg Luton Town the League Cup fal and three weeks later featg Everton the Simod (Full Members) Gaynor was almost nied those days out. ”Five years of workg unr Clough tght Gaynor a lot. He’s asked about one story of lol legend: when asked by the lol prs what jury was keepg Gaynor out of the Fort si, Clough rpond “He’s Irish.

“That’s how Clough was, his way of flectg thgs, ” Gaynor says now. ”Gaynor was also on hand to see a young Roy Keane emerge wh Fort.

It was hard, playg every round and not playg the fal, but that’s life, ” he Fort days wound down as Gaynor played rarely his fal season there (1991/92) and after a spell wh Millwall, he returned to Ireland, for fay reasons, 1993, and there followed a Disver Ireland tour (Derry Cy, Cork Cy, Athlone Town, Bohemians, St Pat’s, Limerick and Kilkenny) watched om afar as Fort slid out of ntentn and down the ladr of the English game, while his attendance, as a special gut of the club, for Mart O’Neill’s first game as Fort manager 2019, was his first time there 25 years, but fans still remembered him om his key role the 1989 League Cup w. Tommy GAYNOR - Nottgham Fort - Bgraphy of his football reer at Fort.

League appearanc for lowly Donster Rovers, Tommy Gaynor uld hardly. Gaynor was was. On April 9, 1989, a Nottgham Fort player livered arguably the greatt goal-assistg pass ever seen at Wembley Stadium, and after almost 30 years, Tommy Gaynor has been talkg to me at length about that day and his time wh Brian Clough's red-and-whe Gaynor, who played 57 tim for Fort between 1988 and 1992, srg ten goals, beg terviewed by our lumnist Steve Corry Munster.

Although he left the Cy Ground 1992, whenever the Irishman’s name is mentned, you’re immediately greeted wh a chos of ‘Oooh Tommy Gaynor’ by anyone lucky enough to have seen him, when I found out he was attendg the Munster Fort chary event County Kerry the summer, I was termed not to let pass the opportuny to terview early 1988, Gaynor was playg ont of 1, 600 fans at Donster Rovers’ Belle Vue stadium, but 18 months later, he was a double Wembley wner wh Fort. I asked Gaynor, now 55, all about that famo cup w over Luton Town. ”I then asked Gaynor to talk me through THAT pass.

”Next, I dared to broach the subject of Stuart Pearce and the accatn he ma his book about Gaynor not ntributg to the victory meal sts after the fal.