Re: Open Beta for top 269 WCS legends video: pls help if you
From there, a lot have already been sorted from previous posts to full satisfaction: Mifsud, Edwards, Holt, Terry, Murphy, Read, Duggan, Martin.
Your Gill pic lets me know that the one I have of him already is already ideal and the right age-looking.
The Robin Hull one is good, but way too young and has convinced me that my current pic of Hull is probably more accurate than most others I could find, as his most prolific time was 2014, 2015, so a pic from a year or two back prob makes no real difference to his apt look.
Likewise, the Nick Walker one is too young really as he played in 1999, so at the moment I'm still prefering the too-old pic I have of him as being more apt, in that replacing him with a B/W too-young that's almost a photofit is doing less justice than a photo that's just too-old.
Cavney, Ponting and O'Connor are all great and have been immediately added & so now these three are no longer missing but just 'could be better', as in they really ought to be in colour for the era they played in. But this is no biggy compared to zero image.
Tai Pichit is a 10/10. Immediate cross off the list.
So the current remaining tally is now:
17 missing
14 could be better
(and 8 of those missing are pre-war, so no pic is actually acceptable for those in the grand scheme of things)
Remaining missing that really shouldn't be:
Post-war:
Harry Stokes
60s/70s:
Freddie Van Rensburg
Phil Tarrant
Rex King
Ron Mares
1980s:
Jack Fitzmaurice
Jon Wright
1990s:
David McLellan
Spencer Dunn
Those that could be better:
1980s:
John Bear (age)
Mario Morra (age)
Mark Fisher (pic too furry)
1990s:
Lee Walker (age)
Patrick Wallace (age)
Nick Walker (age)
Alfie Burden (age)
Graham Horne (obscured)
Leo Fernandez (obscured)
Mike Dunn (age)
Gary Ponting (b/w)
Paul Cavney (b/w)
Stephen O'Connor (b/w)
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