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by **Kukilon** » Fri Mar 13, 2009 10:11 am

Fowler, Carragher and Kuyt. If I had to choose one it would be Kuyt. Not one player that has worked so hard for the team has gotten so much critique from fans as he has and he still keeps on going.

by **GYBS** » Fri Mar 13, 2009 10:12 am

100 - John Wark

99 - Erik Meijer

98 - Tom Bromilow

97 - Nigel Clough

96 - Nicolas Anelka

95 - Geoff Strong

94 - Sam Hardy

93 - Momo Sissoko

92 - Harry Chambers

91 - Titi Camara

90 - Neil Mellor

89 - Donald McKinlay

88 - Mark Walters

87 - Alun Evans

86 - Nick Barmby

85 - Alec Lindsay

84 - Howard Gayle

83 - Michael Thomas

82 - Phil Taylor

81 - Alan A'Court

80 - Tommy Lawrence

79 - Patrik Berger

78 - Sam Raybould

77 - David Johnson

76 - Ronny Rosenthal

75 - Brian Hall

74 - Jack Balmer

73 - Peter Crouch

72 - E.Longworth

71 - Paul Walsh

70 - Ronnie Moran

69 - Jari Litmanen

68 - Gary Gillespie

67 - Djibril Cisse

66 - Matt Busby

65 - Mark Wright

64 - Vladimir Smicer

63 - Joey Jones

62 - Danny Murphy

61 - Pepe Reina

60 - Rob Jones

59 - Craig Johnston

58 - Stephane Henchoz

57 - Stan Collymore

56 - Bob Paisley

55 - Steve Finnan

54 - Gordon Hodgson

53 - Markus Babbel

52 - Ray Houghton

51 - Chris Lawler

50 - Albert Stubbins

49 - Alex Raisbeck

48 - Peter Thompson

47 - Sammy Lee

46 - Gerry Byrne

45 - Jimmy Case

44 - Dietmar Hamann

43 - John Arne Riise

42 - Steve McMahon

41 - Elisha Scott

40 - Jamie Redknapp

39 - Steve Nicol

38 - Sami Hyypia

37 - Terry McDermott

36 - Jerzy Dudek

35 - Mark Lawrenson

34 - John Toshack

33 - Xabi Alonso

32 - Gary McAllister

31 - Alan Kennedy

30 - Ronnie Whelan

29 - Ron Yeats

28 - Ray Kennedy

27 - Phil Thompson

26 - John Aldridge

25 - Tommy Smith

24 - Luis Garcia

23 - Steve Heighway

22 - Steve McManaman

21 - Ian St John

20 - Phil Neal

19 - Peter Beardsley

18 - David Fairclough

17 - Bruce Grobbelaar

16 - Jan Molby

15 - Ian Callaghan

14 - Michael Owen

13 - Roger Hunt

12 - Alan Hansen

11 - Ray Clemence

10 - Emlyn Hughes

9 - Graeme Souness

8 - Kevin Keegan

7 - Jamie Carragher

6 - Billy Liddell

5 - John Barnes

4 - Robbie Fowler

3 - Ian Rush

2 - Steven Gerrard

1 - Kenny Dalglish

by **songxiaoz** » Fri Mar 13, 2009 10:13 am

Toffeehater wrote:
Mikz wrote:Stevie Gerrard for me. No player has gave me the emotion he has , for me the greatest player ever to wear the shirt.

, mine as well . Where would be without gerrard ?

I like OWEN when i was a middle school student.
just because his birthday Dec14 is as same as my dad.

by **GYBS** » Fri Mar 13, 2009 10:15 am

The above list was obviously done before players like masher and torres arrived and im pretty sure those two would squezze in there maybe even kuyt

by **Big Niall** » Fri Mar 13, 2009 11:03 am

oreilly wrote:Ronnie whelan and haughton are prized gimps.....they make me sick the way they carry themselves on irish tv....needless pops at us --- souness is a decent skin- sticks up for us a lot more

they give their views. if they think the manager is bad or the team is playing poorly, they say so.

they both wish the club was as good as it was when they played.

that is because they love the club.

by **Redman in wales** » Fri Mar 13, 2009 11:37 am

Barnes, Fowler, Gerrard.

by **Scottbot** » Fri Mar 13, 2009 11:41 am

Effes wrote:My favoutite when I was growing up was Jimmy Case, probably because he was from Gartson like me.
But he couldn't half tw@t the ball. Scored a great goal in the 1977 FA Cup Final.

Jimmy is well and truly settled on the couth coast these days. He does the Saints local radio commentary with the passion and gusto you get from Johny Aldridge on Radio City.

by **Effes** » Fri Mar 13, 2009 11:42 am

NANNY RED wrote:
Effes wrote:My favoutite when I was growing up was Jimmy Case, probably because he was from Gartson like me.
But he couldn't half tw@t the ball. Scored a great goal in the 1977 FA Cup Final.

During the 80's it was Kenny for me.

During the 90's Patrick Berger, I thought he was very underrated.

00's Gerrard.

He was a nice lad an all Eff made me laugh though i was talking to him one night in the chippy in Netherley not long after Hansen arrived. He was moaning saying there were to many jocks (his words) they were taking over. But he paid for me chips so i let him off

I remember Nanny, as a kid we used to play footy by some garages.
"Casey" was spray painted on one, apparently it was him who did it - I just thought it was sound that someone
one day writing his name in spray paint could be playing all over Europe with the Reds the next.

His brother lives by me, he's a builder. On his van he has "brother of legend Jimmy Case" which is a bit embarrassing.

by **Owzat** » Fri Mar 13, 2009 4:43 pm

Big Niall wrote:they give their views. if they think the manager is bad or the team is playing poorly, they say so.

they both wish the club was as good as it was when they played.

that is because they love the club.

Exactly. Do we criticise the performances, tactics, players and manager because we're just bitters have resentful digs at our superior neighbours? No. We want the team to play better, we want to see good tactics, good players playing well and the manager getting it right.

Problem is everything isn't right, we ALL wish the club was as good as it was back then. Some prefer to bury their heads in the sand, continue to have "faith" or to "believe", but the only way to solve a problem is to address and analyse. If we just said "we're crap" then that wouldn't be constructive, the debates on here are analysing the problems and the weak links - maybe over-eagerly at times and rather hyper-critical/scathing on some players, but what do people expect?

I tried to come up with a favourite XI (in my time), but even if I could pick out the goalie, defence and midfield, there's no way I can narrow down the strikers to just two. I mean just picking two from Fowler, Owen, Torres and Aldridge would be hard enough, not including other candidates. Maybe it would just be easier to pick the side from a season like 1987/88 or something.

by **GYBS** » Fri Mar 13, 2009 4:44 pm

Just because some continue to have faith and belief in things doesnt mean they are burying their hand in the sand, i conetinue to belief and have faith but my head isnt buried anywhere just like others who do the same - we all know there is negatives around the club and team but we dot cntiue to go on about them and are more focused on the positives and building up on that - lets not pigeon hole people just cause they have belief and say there head is buried in the sand etc etc

by **redmikey** » Fri Mar 13, 2009 4:48 pm

masha!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!out of the current crop heart the size of a lion

molby of all time :censored:

the size of a volvo!!!!!!!!!!!

by **Madmax** » Fri Mar 13, 2009 4:51 pm

gerrard and fowler

by **Owzat** » Fri Mar 13, 2009 4:52 pm

GYBS wrote:Just because some continue to have faith and belief in things doesnt mean they are burying their hand in the sand, i conetinue to belief and have faith but my head isnt buried anywhere just like others who do the same - we all know there is negatives around the club and team but we dot cntiue to go on about them and are more focused on the positives and building up on that - lets not pigeon hole people just cause they have belief and say there head is buried in the sand etc etc

I say heads buried in the sand, because they continue to tell other people how they should support the club, get behind the manager etc and ignore the problems, don't want to talk about them and even don't like other people talking about them. You could say they want everyone to be positive, but England "draw positives" out of defeats in cricket and that don't get them very far. To improve you need to improve on the weak things, not focus on the things that are ok/can't be improved. And how is not accepting our title challenge is effectively over anything but burying your head in the sand? I could argue the finer points of exactly what I said, but I think it's better not to drag another thread into another argument about viewpoints.

My favourite pool player is Steve Davis

by **GYBS** » Fri Mar 13, 2009 4:54 pm

Then your just insulting people that are trying to look for the positive mate - just because they do doesnt mean there head is buried anywhere . If someone still believes we have a chance to win the title (when we still mathmatically can ) then thats being positive and showing belief and should be given credit for that as opposed to be accused of burying his head in the sand .

by **Owzat** » Fri Mar 13, 2009 4:58 pm

GYBS wrote:Then your just insulting people that are trying to look for the positive mate - just because they do doesnt mean there head is buried anywhere . If someone still believes we have a chance to win the title (when we still mathmatically can ) then thats being positive and showing belief and should be given credit for that as opposed to be accused of burying his head in the sand .

I disagree entirely with your interpretation of everything I've said and the whole situation, but I think this is a thread that doesn't need another ding dong. Even when I say that you continue, do you not know when to give it a rest? (probably the sand getting in through your ears!)

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