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Post by tommyspitshine on Nov 28, 2011 23:02:22 GMT
For me growing up watching the mighty st pats, has to be Curtis flemming. The man was unreal, nobody could get past him lol
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Post by jonnymcc on Nov 28, 2011 23:07:38 GMT
Take your pick from Abertz, Durrant, Laudrup, McCoist, Gazza. Non-Rangers, it can only be one man  Still have that kit in the house |
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Post by DICKOV on Nov 29, 2011 0:09:45 GMT
kinkladze was good but for me it is hard to look past wimbledon. Efan ekoku, marcus gayle and a defence made up of dean blackwell, kenneth cunningham and alan kimble. Heroes in my eyes
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Post by Mitty on Nov 29, 2011 7:19:18 GMT
Obvious one from me but Matt le Tissier will always be my hero! Not only was he absolute genius but also basically single handily kept Saints in the Premier league for all those years. Couldn't have been a Better send off for him in the last ever game at the Dell, brought him on with 20 minutes to go 2-1 down against Arsenal and in the last minute he smashes one in with his left peg for the winner.
He was also my hero cause he was buckin Marilyn from home and away for a couple years too :-)
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Post by Donko on Nov 29, 2011 7:31:05 GMT
Neil Webb, quality player until he done his Achilles playing for England, think that's when Fergie started withdrawing players from International squads. I believe he is a postman now.
Marco van Basten, Hristo Stoichkov and Romario..lethal finishers, would be worth 80million each today
But my absolute hero growing up was Frank McAvennie, pure quality and a legendary swordsman too. Even played a few games for Cliftonville.
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Post by bazza85 on Nov 29, 2011 8:11:13 GMT
i used 2 love watching football italia on C4 years ago, an Gabriel Batistuta was an absolute goal machine! My hero was keano tho, champions league sf vs juventus is the best performance by any player ive ever seen! Man U thru an thru aswell
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Post by junior on Nov 29, 2011 8:50:23 GMT
Special mention to Ryan Giggs...38 today and still playing for utd. Incredible.
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Post by harty on Nov 29, 2011 9:27:56 GMT
Not the most gifted player in the world by any means but one of my all time faves was Ian Ferguson. He gave everything for Rangers. I'll never forget the huddle at Celtic Park and the ding-dong with Paolo Di Canio (what a player he was too).
Outside of that, it has to be the prince of Denmark, Brian Laudrup.
The Laudrup cup final
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Post by pele on Nov 29, 2011 9:45:29 GMT
For me growing up watching the mighty st pats, has to be Curtis flemming. The man was unreal, nobody could get past him lol Tommy did't he end up at M'Boro? Black fella, full back? |
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Post by pele on Nov 29, 2011 9:47:04 GMT
Special mention to Ryan Giggs...38 today and still playing for utd. Incredible. What a career, imagine his trophy room ;D It's a pity all that scandal came out as he has been a model pro all these years. |
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Post by pele on Nov 29, 2011 9:51:47 GMT
Not the most gifted player in the world by any means but one of my all time faves was Ian Ferguson. He gave everything for Rangers. I'll never forget the huddle at Celtic Park and the ding-dong with Paolo Di Canio (what a player he was too). Outside of that, it has to be the prince of Denmark, Brian Laudrup. The Laudrup cup final Ha ha Di Canio gonna snap him ;D awful attempt of the huddle Fred  Back then Celtic and Rangers always attracted foreigners who turned out be amazing footballers. |
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Post by junior on Nov 29, 2011 10:09:34 GMT
Paulo Maldini...what a player.
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Post by tommyspitshine on Nov 29, 2011 12:12:57 GMT
For me growing up watching the mighty st pats, has to be Curtis flemming. The man was unreal, nobody could get past him lol Tommy did't he end up at M'Boro? Black fella, full back? Yeah that's the one alright. Wasn't a world beater by any stretch of the imagination, just too good for the LOI, but was great to watch him for the local team! Same goes for Keith Fahey and the legend that is Charlie Livingstone....smashing players |
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