Talk:Gordon Durie

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[edit] "Legend" deserving credit

I have removed this bit from the article:

"Gordon Durie is the most famous player to have played at East Fife and never gets enough credit for his career. He played at highest level in Scotland and in England and was in the World Cup, a legend he is."

There is no citation to show that he is East Fife's most famous ex-player or that he does not get enough credit. And "legend" is a very strong word to use for a very good but not exceptional player. (I say that as a Spurs fan). Rrsmac 19:12, 29 October 2006 (UTC)