Who do you miss having around in the squad

[Guest Assassin]

Igor Biscan, just miss having the fella about

 

Edited August 25, 2006 by Assassin

[Guest Dirk]

 

Fook, this lad was good.

[Euphrates]

Jari.

[Falconhoof]

 

Fook, this lad was good.

 

 

Best footballer i've ever seen.

 

Imagine a midfield of Gerrard Alonso Sissoko Barnes.

[Guest Dirk]

Best footballer i've ever seen.

 

Imagine a midfield of Gerrard Alonso Sissoko Barnes.

 

 

I remember when his hamstrings kept going, I used to wish that he'd suddenly find his pace again. I was gutted for years that the Digger we knew was no longer. I'm too young to remember Dalglish as a player, so for me, Digger is the best player we've had. I was in awe of him because he would do things not many people could or would do.

[Guest Phil C]

I remember when his hamstrings kept going, I used to wish that he'd suddenly find his pace again. I was gutted for years that the Digger we knew was no longer. I'm too young to remember Dalglish as a player, so for me, Digger is the best player we've had. I was in awe of him because he would do things not many people could or would do.

 

 

In my opinion, Dalglish is the best player we've ever had.

 

Next would be Rushie then Gerrard then Barnes... then the 18 yr old Fowler.

Edited August 25, 2006 by Phil C

[Guest Dirk]

In my opinion, Dalglish is the best player we've ever had.

 

Next would be Rushie then Gerrard then Barnes... then the 18 yr old Fowler.

 

I don't think Gerrard possesses anything like the skill or vision that Barnes had. Gerrard might be more influential but. for me, he's nowhere near as technically accomplished as Barnes was. Rush was a phenomenal goalscorer but again he didn't have the technical ability that Barnes had. I think Fowler is more technically gifted than Gerrard but Gerrard is a better player because of his influence.

Edited August 25, 2006 by Dirk

[Falconhoof]

I remember when his hamstrings kept going, I used to wish that he'd suddenly find his pace again. I was gutted for years that the Digger we knew was no longer. I'm too young to remember Dalglish as a player, so for me, Digger is the best player we've had. I was in awe of him because he would do things not many people could or would do.

 

Me too, I only saw the substute appearances by Dalglish mostly, when he was managing us. So i never really saw him in full flow.

Barnes though, in his prime, before his injuries was able to take on a team on his own, not just ocasionally but week in week out. His skill with the ball was as good as anyone around today but he also had incredible strength on the ball and balance to enable him to skip over challenges or shrug them off.

[DazzlaJ]

Barnes is Boss

[Guest stani11]

Definitely the Biscanator

[Beardsley]

Ian Callaghan

What a player, what a man!

[John am Rhein]

Rush was a phenomenal goalscorer but again he didn't have the technical ability that Barnes had.

 

Does it matter?

[FanaticDane]

The great Dane

[Guest Paris 81]

Emlyn

[Guest Dirk]

Does it matter?

 

Anybody else see the irony in that question? If it doesn't matter why question it?

Edited August 26, 2006 by Dirk