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Posted: **Thu Nov 04, 2004 9:04 am**

laza wrote:
azriahmad wrote:King Kenny tops the list for obvious reasons but I'd always like Ronnie Whelan who is very much the unsung hero, always gives his best and has an eye for goals, espwcially during his early years. He deputised very well in place of Alan Hansen in the 88-89 season when we lost the championship on the very last game to Arsenal. During the later part of his Liverpool career, he plays as a protector of the defence, much like Didi but he is miles better.

Other notables are Graeme Souness, probably our best ever midfielder (Stevie has more drive but he should look at Souness' Liverpool career and pick up a thing or two), Alan Hansen (steal of the century for only 100,000 pounds), Ian Rush (goal scoring legend), Sammy Lee (tireless performer, and local lad if I am not mistaken), Emlyn Hughes (inspirational captain), Gary MacAllister (great player, a pity he did not come to Liverpool earlier), Terry Mac (masterful goal scorer from midfield), Kevin Keegan (great player but who would have thought that Kenny would so easily replace him?) and the original clown goalkeeper yet still a great one, Brucie (unlike the present clowns, Barthez and Lehmann, Brucie has amazing reflexes and attacks crosses like no other).

Whelan made my list on the strength of that curler into the MANCS goal during Milk cup final

Glory days of pin stripe strip

aye, i was there that day mate. two attempts if memory serves me right. but what a goal

oh, craig johnston, great player n all

Posted: **Thu Nov 04, 2004 11:03 am**

Mad Erik 'the big Dutchman' for his performance in Dortmund Town centre if not on the pitch . The people who regularly put a quid on Rob Jones to get 1st goal , and to buy a small tropical island of the payout

would put him in . Joey Jones inspired THE banner, Terry Mac's perm that launched a thousand ships

............etc
Rush scored one Rush scored two Rush scored three....etc.....

Posted: **Thu Nov 04, 2004 12:03 pm**

your crackers diarra

Posted: **Thu Nov 04, 2004 12:28 pm**

I watched the Fulham game in the First National in Town, and when Igor come on in the last minute, I couldn;'t believe the response he got. Everyone was standing up clapping this frankly awful player, made up he was coming and and chanting Igor! Igor!.

Everyone was cheering, and to cap it off with THAT goal, I think all of his previous errors in a red shirt were forgiven in that solitary moment!!!

He played out of his skin last night. I couldn't belive it was the same player. I think he misplaced two passes, but the rest of his play was top class.

Posted: **Thu Nov 04, 2004 1:34 pm**

david johnson, great player for lfc some years ago now

Posted: **Thu Nov 04, 2004 2:14 pm**

IGOR IGOR IGOR or and Traore after last night (DEPORTIVO)

Posted: **Thu Nov 04, 2004 4:43 pm**

judge wrote:your crackers diarra

Cheers Al

Posted: **Thu Nov 04, 2004 4:44 pm**

rob jones... cult hero status.. fact

Posted: **Thu Nov 04, 2004 10:05 pm**

If he ever had scored i could've retired

Posted: **Sat Nov 06, 2004 5:01 pm**

Titi Camara!!!!

Posted: **Sun Nov 07, 2004 6:37 pm**

Biscan all the way...or sean dundee

Posted: **Fri Apr 08, 2005 10:39 am**

IIIIIIIIGGGGGGGGGGGGGOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOORRRRRRRR

IGOR IS A FOOTALL GENIUS

Posted: **Tue Apr 12, 2005 2:25 am**

1.God
2.JC
3.Ruddock
4.Grobberlaar
5.Jockie Hansen
6.Dalgleish
7.Stevie G(Not much cult about him though)
8.Jan "The Chubsta" Molby
9. Paul "The plonker" Ince
10.Sander Westerveld. (Bit of a prat, but in a funny way!):p

Posted: **Tue Apr 12, 2005 11:13 pm**

Kenny Dalglish
(cult hero moment: hurdling the advertising hordings after scoring the european cup winner at wembley and being the legendary player he was and manager)

Robbie Fowler
(c.h.m.: sniffing the line in front of the toffee's, the doCKers tshirt. .. .Robbie: man of the people)

Jan Molby
(c.h.m: being the classiest ball player ever and being an overweight beer guzzler aswell)

Bruce Grobbelaar
(c.h.m: walking on his hands around wembley, the wobbly legs moment in rome, dribbling the ball way toooo far out his area)

John Barnes
(c.h.m: flicking a banana off the pitch in his own stylish manner while being racially taunted, his dribbling skills baffling many a full back)

Graeme Souness
(c.h.m: sending Bob Paisley up the wembley steps before him in 1983, lifiting the european cup after twatting home his penalty in 84)

Steven Gerrard
(c.h.m: being captain and leader and general heartbeat of the present team)

Tommy Smith
(c.h.m:his crunching tackles and hardman reputation, his fine headed goal in 77 in rome)

Gary McAllister
(c.h.m: uefa cup man of match and all-important goals in run-in to the treble season)

Alan Kennedy
(c.h.m.: 1981 and 1984 - enough said)

Posted: **Wed Apr 13, 2005 12:51 pm**

1. Robbie Fowler
2. King Kenny
3. Bruce Grobbelaar
4. John Barnes
5. Peter Beardsley
6. Jan Molby
7. Tommy Smith
8. Danny Murphy (for sinking manure)
9. Graeme Souness
10. Bill Shankley

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