Andy Goram
Gary Birtles
Neil Webb
William Prunier
Jim Leighton
Paul Ince
Alan Brazil
(obviously a lot of the 80's squad)
Gary Birtles
Neil Webb
William Prunier
Jim Leighton
Paul Ince
Alan Brazil
(obviously a lot of the 80's squad)
The opposite of Legends of the club
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Garth Crooks
Heinze.
Why Webb? Hardly his fault he broke his game after four games.
I'd question Ince - OK, he crossed over but he was a key player in the double in 94 and before that. Mind you, not sure what anti-legends would be - players that were shit no matter how much they played or players that f*cked off at the first sign of a problem.
Djemba
Kleberson
I'd question Ince - OK, he crossed over but he was a key player in the double in 94 and before that. Mind you, not sure what anti-legends would be - players that were shit no matter how much they played or players that f*cked off at the first sign of a problem.
Djemba
Kleberson
Massimo Taibi
David May
Leighton
Blanc
Djemba Djemba
Ralph Milne
Gary Birtles
What a 5-a-side team that would be!
Blanc
Djemba Djemba
Ralph Milne
Gary Birtles
What a 5-a-side team that would be!
Barthez
The talented Larry White, signed 15 years too late
In terms of players I've seen live, how's about this for shit?
Leighton
Anderson Blanc Donaghy Silvestre
A.Smith
Djemba-Djemba Kleberson Milne
Birtles McClair
Leighton
Anderson Blanc Donaghy Silvestre
A.Smith
Djemba-Djemba Kleberson Milne
Birtles McClair
Liam Miller
Arthur Graham
You horrible, horrible person.David Bellion
Liam Miller
Veron
Har! I was waiting for someone to photoshop David May into the celebrations.
Now, anyone fancy a go with the 1968 team?
Dong anyone?
David May is a fecking legend what's he doing making an appearance in this thread!
McClair??
Not sure what you mean by 'not legends'......
1. Poor players
Birtles, Davenport, Milne, Jovanovic, Djemba, Ure, Moore, Taibi, T. Gibson, O'Brien, MacDougall, M. Martin, G. Graham, Sidebottom, James, Roche, Waldron, Foggon, Sloan, Cruyff, Chadwick,
2. Bad attitude
Yorke, Strachan, Timm,
3. Lazy
Bosnich, Richardson,
4. Mercenary
Can't think of anyone in this category.........
1. Poor players
Birtles, Davenport, Milne, Jovanovic, Djemba, Ure, Moore, Taibi, T. Gibson, O'Brien, MacDougall, M. Martin, G. Graham, Sidebottom, James, Roche, Waldron, Foggon, Sloan, Cruyff, Chadwick,
2. Bad attitude
Yorke, Strachan, Timm,
3. Lazy
Bosnich, Richardson,
4. Mercenary
Can't think of anyone in this category.........
Prunier was on loan and played one average game and had a shocker at Spurs (along with the rest of the defence as well) so not sure why he is on the list
Webb was a really good player until his injury
Leighton was OK until he lost his confidence
Ince was immense for most of his career here....he just turned into an arrogant ******* when he left
Disagree completely with McClair and Silvestre.....
McClair was a good player for United.
I fecking love mcclair!!!!!!!!!
Agreed. He does not deserve to be included in this. Was a good player.
andy goram - scum
McClair was brilliant for United.
Jimmy Nicholl
Mark Higgins
Liam O'Brien
Mark Higgins
Liam O'Brien
Heinze??
Ricardo, or whatever that keepers name was. all he ever seemed to do was give away Penos.
Pobersky???? i thought he was a flop anyway, and crap hair too
Pobersky???? i thought he was a flop anyway, and crap hair too
McClair mate ? Are you serious ??? That lad would've played anywhere on the park for us and never left the club (stayed on to coach). One of the most committed players we've ever had, LOVED the club !!
I know everyone is entitled to an opinion, but it way out of order to say Choccy's the opposite of a legend.......
Higgins and O'Brien were poor players.....
.....nothing wrong with Jimmy Nicholl!
He might not have been a star but he certainly wasn't a bad player by any means!
Not so much of a mercenary just a cnut.
William Prunier.
Legend.
Legend.
Higgins was an excellent player, however by the time we had paid his insurance company off, he was only a fraction of the player he'd been for Everton. I can't and will never blame him for trying to resurrect his career, it was the coaching staff's fault for taking the gamble.
As for O'Brien, I'd suggest we look slightly differently on him. He would have been another Fletcher had Fergie got to him early, however the coaching system we had when he arrived didn't help him. Not the greatest of players, but he'll be remembered for two things for me.. One the quickest sending off for a United player, and also getting a goal at the exact moment of the 30th anniversary of Munich against Coventry
all wrong, the opposite of legend is unlegend.
my vote would go to heinze.
my vote would go to heinze.
Agreed.
Djemba Djemba.