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Favourite player of all time?
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Barnes then Rush.
In recent history Gerrard was unbelievable and i do miss his long range shots which were truly devastating and before him Fowler of course.
If I can ignore utter lack of loyalty then their are a couple more players weve had who at their peaks were just sensational, I remember raving with excitement about Owen in his first few seasons just because he hadn't yet ripped his hamstrings and was unstoppably fast... jaw droppingly fast.... just like another player i wont mention. A real genuine shame.
But all time fave for me is Barnes, some fucking player he was.
In recent history Gerrard was unbelievable and i do miss his long range shots which were truly devastating and before him Fowler of course.
If I can ignore utter lack of loyalty then their are a couple more players weve had who at their peaks were just sensational, I remember raving with excitement about Owen in his first few seasons just because he hadn't yet ripped his hamstrings and was unstoppably fast... jaw droppingly fast.... just like another player i wont mention. A real genuine shame.
But all time fave for me is Barnes, some fucking player he was.
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I think you have just discredited everything you've ever posted.
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I don't know how to answer these questions.
I loved Keegan - his all action style kind of disguised the exceptional talent of the guy. The idea of him leaving was simply impossible to fathom. That Kenny replaced him became a paradox; I didn't think anyone could replace him and was almost bitter at the idea.
Then there was Rush, Barnes and Beardo; they were a joy to watch.
Then came Hillsborough and I can't really describe what happened but I kind of fell out of love with football after that. I didn't stop following it but it wasn't as important to me. It was sparked again by a Liverpool boy but not while he was playing at Anfield. Michael Owen and that goal had me jumping out of my seat for the first time in years. He became a favourite and, because of him, I began to watch more closely and suddenly I was a huge fan of Fowler. After that came my two favourite players of the last decade - Sami and Stevie.
To pick just one would be impossible so I admire Oncy's effort to do so. Too many of them represent different things for me and I couldn't prioritise one over the other.
I loved Keegan - his all action style kind of disguised the exceptional talent of the guy. The idea of him leaving was simply impossible to fathom. That Kenny replaced him became a paradox; I didn't think anyone could replace him and was almost bitter at the idea.
Then there was Rush, Barnes and Beardo; they were a joy to watch.
Then came Hillsborough and I can't really describe what happened but I kind of fell out of love with football after that. I didn't stop following it but it wasn't as important to me. It was sparked again by a Liverpool boy but not while he was playing at Anfield. Michael Owen and that goal had me jumping out of my seat for the first time in years. He became a favourite and, because of him, I began to watch more closely and suddenly I was a huge fan of Fowler. After that came my two favourite players of the last decade - Sami and Stevie.
To pick just one would be impossible so I admire Oncy's effort to do so. Too many of them represent different things for me and I couldn't prioritise one over the other.
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Couldn't pick between Hyypia, Gerrard, Carragher.
Dalglish, Rush, Souness, Terry Mc, Hansen, Fowler, Carlton Palmer, Gerrard, Carra, Sami, Didi.
No particular order.
No particular order.
Dalglish
Predictably its Kenny Dalglish
Fowler. I saw everything from the Kop that he did, from debut onwards, & have had the pleasure of meeting him a few times & sharing a drink, he's a true gent, which helps, but what he did on the pitch was simply magical. Genius.
Fowler ...
I had just move to England to boarding school when he burst onto the stage ... It was love at first sight.
I had just move to England to boarding school when he burst onto the stage ... It was love at first sight.
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Fowler. I saw everything from the Kop that he did, from debut onwards, & have had the pleasure of meeting him a few times & sharing a drink, he's a true gent, which helps, but what he did on the pitch was simply magical. Genius.
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Foxy, I get the impression from some of his interviews that the "gormless" impression he can sometimes create is a bit of a front, and that he's actually brighter than maybe he wants people to realise. Is that how you see it?
Fowler. I saw everything from the Kop that he did, from debut onwards, & have had the pleasure of meeting him a few times & sharing a drink, he's a true gent, which helps, but what he did on the pitch was simply magical. Genius.
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Foxy, I get the impression from some of his interviews that the "gormless" impression he can sometimes create is a bit of a front, and that he's actually brighter than maybe he wants people to realise. Is that how you see it?
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