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Right-wing legends - Who's the greatest right sided plaer?

Jack Cox
0
No votes
Ian Callaghan
7
44%
Sammy Lee
1
6%
Craig Johnston
1
6%
Ray Houghton
3
19%
Steve McManaman
4
25%
 
Total votes : 16

Postby ROBtheRED » Thu Jan 15, 2004 11:33 pm

1. Jack Cox     1898-1909
    361 app    81 goals

2. Ian Callaghan    1959-1978
    857 app    68 goals

3. Sammy Lee     1975-1986
    295 app    19 goals

4. Craig Johnston     1981-1988
    271 app     40 goals

5. Ray Houghton      1987-1992
    202 app     38 goals

6. Steve McManaman     1989-1999
    364 app     66 goals


who's the best?



For me its Ian Callaghan, simply a true LEGEND!


(other contenders: Harry Bradshaw, Matt McQueen, Danny Murphy, El Hadji Diouf)
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Postby supersub » Sat Jan 17, 2004 12:05 am

Cally without question.
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Postby azriahmad » Sat Jan 17, 2004 6:32 am

I have faint memories of seeing Callaghan play because I was only 8 when I started to support Liverpool way back in 1976. Those days, Keegan, Toshack, Hughes and Clemence were the more famous names.
I chose Houghton because I feel that he embodys a combination of things - hard-working, intelligent, endless stamina, passing vision (I remember a few goals he created by good diagonal passing to Barnes,  Beardsley and Aldridge which helped beat the opposition offside trap), good temparament and heart which is somewhat lacking in our current midfield players. Gerrard has a big heart but he needs to curb his temper and could still improve his playing intelligence.
Well, that's a peice of my opinion.
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Postby DrLiverpool » Thu Apr 15, 2004 11:39 pm

Callaghan for me.
With McManaman in second. :)
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Postby JBG » Fri Apr 16, 2004 1:23 pm

Callaghan was a great player but in recent times Ray Houghtan was fantastic, and shouldn't have been sold to Villa when he was.
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Postby Fowler_E7 » Thu Apr 22, 2004 2:43 pm

has to be steve mac, i swear the ball was glued to his feet!
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Postby dawson99 » Thu Apr 22, 2004 6:02 pm

Id have to with Macca, maybe he wasnt the best, but he was the one i enjoyed watching play most
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Postby glenbuck patriot » Fri Apr 23, 2004 7:22 pm

Cally for me scored some screemers too, the one against Banks at the Kopend was a corker
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