100 Players Who Shook The Kop

[Will]

We are nearly at the end of this great series, and I reckon the top 10 that are missing have to be (in no particualr order):

 

Dalglish, Rush, Liddell, Barnes, Fowler, Carragher, Souness, Keegan, Emlyn, Gerrard

 

So, what do you reckon will be the final order?

 

 

 

So far we have had:

 

100 - John Wark

99 - Erik Meijer

98 - Tom Bromilow

97 - Nigel Clough

96 - Nicolas Anelka

95 - Geoff Strong

94 - Sam Hardy

93 - Momo Sissoko

92 - Harry Chambers

91 - Titi Camara

90 - Neil Mellor

89 - Donald McKinlay

88 - Mark Walters

87 - Alun Evans

86 - Nick Barmby

85 - Alec Lindsay

84 - Howard Gayle

83 - Michael Thomas

82 - Phil Taylor

81 - Alan A'Court

80 - Tommy Lawrence

79 - Patrik Berger

78 - Sam Raybould

77 - David Johnson

76 - Ronny Rosenthal

75 - Brian Hall

74 - Jack Balmer

73 - Peter Crouch

72 - E.Longworth

71 - Paul Walsh

70 - Ronnie Moran

69 - Jari Litmanen

68 - Gary Gillespie

67 - Djibril Cisse

66 - Matt Busby

65 - Mark Wright

64 - Vladimir Smicer

63 - Joey Jones

62 - Danny Murphy

61 - Pepe Reina

60 - Rob Jones

59 - Craig Johnston

58 - Stephane Henchoz

57 - Stan Collymore

56 - Bob Paisley

55 - Steve Finnan

54 - Gordon Hodgson

53 - Markus Babbel

52 - Ray Houghton

51 - Chris Lawler

50 - Albert Stubbins

49 - Alex Raisbeck

48 - Peter Thompson

47 - Sammy Lee

46 - Gerry Byrne

45 - Jimmy Case

44 - Dietmar Hamann

43 - John Arne Riise

42 - Steve McMahon

41 - Elisha Scott

40 - Jamie Redknapp

39 - Steve Nicol

38 - Sami Hyypia

37 - Terry McDermott

36 - Jerzy Dudek

35 - Mark Lawrenson

34 - John Toshack

33 - Xabi Alonso

32 - Gary McAllister

31 - Alan Kennedy

30 - Ronnie Whelan

29 - Ron Yeats

28 - Ray Kennedy

27 - Phil Thompson

26 - John Aldridge

25 - Tommy Smith

24 - 24 - Luis Garcia

23 - Steve Heighway

22 - Steve McManaman

21 - Ian St John

20 - Phil Neal

19 - Peter Beardsley

18 - David Fairclough

17 - Bruce Grobbelaar

16 - Jan Mølby

15 - Ian Callaghan

14 - Michael Owen

13 - Roger Hunt

12 - Alan Hansen

11 - Ray Clemence

[Gunga Din]

Gerrard

Fowler

Liddell

Carragher

Rush

Dalglish

Souness

Barnes

Hughes

Keegan

Edited September 20, 2006 by big wayne

[heighway]

1 Dalglish 2 Liddell 3 Gerrard 4 Rush 5 Barnes 6 Souness 7 Carra 8 Fowler 9 Keegan 10 Emlyn

[Ronnie Whelan]

1. The King

2. Stevie Gerrard

3. John Barnes

 

 

My top three.

[Cobs]

1 - Dalglish

2 - Gerrard

3 - Rush

4 - Fowler

5 - Barnes

6 - Souness

7 - Carragher

8 - Hughes

9 - Keegan

10 - Liddell

[Ronnie Whelan]

I doubt Emile will appear in the top 10, so its strange that Anelka makes it in and he does not.

[Gilps]

10 Keegan

9 Liddell

8 Hughes

7 Souness

6 Carragher

5 Rush

4 Barnes

3 Fowler

2 Gerrard

1 Dalglish

[dorgie]

Why would Eric Meijer, Nigel Clough, Howard Gayle, Paul Walsh for example get in the top 100 before Jim Beglin ? After all Beglin was an integral part of that great double winning side.

Edited September 20, 2006 by dorgie

[Guz]

Almost 300 games and our most succesful manager - how on earth is Bob Paisley 56th??

[madaboutlfc]

  Guz said:

Almost 300 games and our most succesful manager - how on earth is Bob Paisley 56th??

maybe the word ,"players" gives it away a bit

[Guz]

  madaboutlfc said:

maybe the word ,"players" gives it away a bit

 

Yes, and he played almost 300 times for the club which led to him staying on as part of the the back-room staff and the rest is history. I would've thought if he was to be included at all, it would be right at the top as no other person 'shook the kop' as much.

 

But if we are talking about achievments as a player and as a player ONLY, i'm probably just talking s****

Edited September 20, 2006 by Guz

[_00_deathscar]

1. Dalglish

2. Gerrard

3. Barnes

4. Rush

5. Carragher

6. Souness

7. Fowler

8. Liddell

9. Hughes

10. Keegan

Edited September 20, 2006 by _00_deathscar

[fred milne]

  Will said:

We are nearly at the end of this great series, and I reckon the top 10 that are missing have to be (in no particualr order):

 

Dalglish, Rush, Liddell, Barnes, Fowler, Carragher, Souness, Keegan, Emlyn, Gerrard

Fowler ahead of the likes of Hunt and St John, Carragher ahead of Hansen, Thompson, Smith and Yeats. I find that odd.

Edited September 20, 2006 by fred milne

[_00_deathscar]

Welcome to the modern world and the power of the media.

[Cobs]

  fred milne said:

Fowler ahead of the likes of Hunt and St John, Carragher ahead of Hansen, Thompson, Smith and Yeats. I find that odd.

i agree

 

(except about St. John)

[CaptainXabi]

I think Gerrard may pip first. Voting was around FA Cup Final time wasn't it .

[Guest Cameron]

I'm surprised Gary Mac is only 32nd in that list, behind Luis Garcia!

[Guest carlin]

It's not about our best players, it's about their impact on the Kop, and it was apparently voted by 110,000 supporters as well. You can't be really that surprised with any of it then really.

 

I'm delighted that Billy Liddell seems to have made it in the top ten though - a true legend, who younger fans should be educated about.

[Guest Jako]

  Cobs said:

1 - Dalglish

2 - Gerrard

3 - Rush

4 - Fowler

5 - Barnes

6 - Souness

7 - Carragher

8 - Hughes

9 - Keegan

10 - Liddell

 

That's how it's gonna be.

[_00_deathscar]

  Cameron said:

I'm surprised Gary Mac is only 32nd in that list, behind Luis Garcia!

 

I'm not. As fantastic as Gary Mac was, Garcia really did shake up the Kop didn't he?

[Koogan]

  Guz said:

Almost 300 games and our most succesful manager - how on earth is Bob Paisley 56th??

 

He didn't shake the Kop properly though

[Guest AnfieldGrass]

Dunno how it will end up, but this would be my choice, given the ten (likely) remaining:

 

1 - Dalglish

2 - Liddell

3 - Rush

4 - Fowler

5 - Barnes

6 - Gerrard

7 - Souness

8 - Hughes

9 - Keegan

10 - Carragher

 

  Koogan said:

 

He didn't shake the Kop properly though

 

Bob's old troll should have at least made the top 100

[Toni]

1. Dalglish

2. Lidell

3. Barnes

4. Rush

5. Gerrard

6. Keegan

7. Hughes

8. Souness

9. Carragher

10. Fowler

[Will]

Well I reckon it will be:

 

1. Dalglish

2. Gerrard

3. Rush

4. Barnes

5. Liddell

6. Souness

7. Fowler

8. Keegan

9. Hughes

10. Carragher

[Tetti]

I think Keegan should be higher than some are predicting.