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not sure how any liverpool supporters favourite player can be someone who didnt even play for the club.

ycsatbjywtbiastkamb » Mon Aug 06, 2012 1:58 pm wrote:not sure how any liverpool supporters favourite player can be someone who didnt even play for the club.

yeah... i'm sure they haven't been to anfield neither...

John Barnes.

The reason i started supporting liverpool as a kid. His skill was unmatched.

maguskwt » Tue Aug 07, 2012 3:01 pm wrote:

ycsatbjywtbiastkamb » Mon Aug 06, 2012 1:58 pm wrote:not sure how any liverpool supporters favourite player can be someone who didnt even play for the club.

yeah... i'm sure they haven't been to anfield neither...

that probably explains it.

ycsatbjywtbiastkamb » Mon Aug 06, 2012 2:58 pm wrote:not sure how any liverpool supporters favourite player can be someone who didnt even play for the club.

Matt le Tissier. Brilliant player, possibly had the best technique in the world.

Ronald Koeman. Wonderful defender and by christ could he hit a ball.

Denis Bergkamp. Wonderful technique and he could score goals.

Thierry Henry. Is there a better striker this generation?

Favourite players are always our own, but we can always wish other players were part of our family.  Another favourite of mine was a bulgarian defender called Trifon Ivanov. He was brilliant, he could whack a ball like a bullet from the half way line and it would fly over the crossbar !

[quote="Kharhaz » Wed Aug 29, 2012 12:59 am"][/quote]

Some of my favourite players:

Roberto Baggio - as stated above
Gabriel Batistuta - to me the best out and out striker in his generation
Paulo Maldini - the best defender of his generation...

Gary Neville.....
















































































































.....Is a Kunt

John Barnes is my all time fav player!!!

Kharhaz » Wed Aug 29, 2012 1:59 am wrote: Another favourite of mine was a bulgarian defender called Trifon Ivanov. He was brilliant, he could whack a ball like a bullet from the half way line and it would fly over the crossbar !

So what ? Our own Ronnie Rosenthal could accomplish the same feat from a much more difficult position, inside the six yard box.   

woof woof ! » Sat Sep 01, 2012 9:29 pm wrote:

Kharhaz » Wed Aug 29, 2012 1:59 am wrote: Another favourite of mine was a bulgarian defender called Trifon Ivanov. He was brilliant, he could whack a ball like a bullet from the half way line and it would fly over the crossbar !

So what ? Our own Ronnie Rosenthal could accomplish the same feat from a much more difficult position, inside the six yard box.   :D

... or Charlie Adams from the spot. 

Peter beardsley

Or john barnes

Ian Rush and Gerrard .......

Liverpool - Steven Gerrard

Anyone - Zidane

I still love Emlyn Hughes.

He played with a smile, as would I.

i see the club is doing another one of those`100 players who shook the kop` straw poll`s.
the last one was awful tbh, robbie fowler and jamie carragher have been excellent servants to the club but they shouldnt be anywhere near the top 10 and how the hell was jan molby at 16 when terry mcdermott was at 38 and steve mcmahon 42!
jimmy case, a member of our greatest ever midfield and a 3 time european cup winner was at 45 but davey fairclough, who struggled to get into the side, was at 18?
work that one out!
i would have hoped liverpool fans knew their history better than that.