Corky Posted 28 January 2008 Posted 28 January 2008 So many older ones to choose from- Muzzy, Lenny (Neil Lennon, not Glover), Gupps (best ball-crosser in England at his peak), Tony Cottee (what a legend), Emile, Gerry, Matty Elliott, Iwan (is a Welshman), even Frankie Sinclair was a cult hero. I would probably go for Muzzy, real hero of mine, just class. Present: Probably Patrick Kisnorbo, for changing the fans opinions of him in a big way, then Humey, and Barry Hayles (who's been a revelation since he joined).
General Smuts Posted 29 January 2008 Posted 29 January 2008 Past Top 10 10. Jimmy Willis 9. David Oldfield 8. David Speedie 7. Iwan Roberts 6. Emile Heskey 5. Julian Joachim 4. Gary Coatsworth 3. Ian Ormondroyd 2. Lillian Nalis 1. Lee Philpott Current Top 5 5. Zsolt Lackzo 4. Barry Hayles 3. Stevie Howard 2. Matt Oakley 1. Ricky Sappleton
Simi Posted 29 January 2008 Posted 29 January 2008 Past : Muzzy or Cottee. Both of them were sensational. Heskey as well was a complete hero. Walshey and Elliot epitomized the old Leicester as well. I could go on from that era. Present : I don't really see anyone in the way I see the above. Maybe Kisnorbo.
Koke Posted 29 January 2008 Posted 29 January 2008 Past: Izzet or Collymore. Izzet probably. Present: Matt Oakley.
Trav Le Bleu Posted 30 January 2008 Posted 30 January 2008 Arphexad only made 39 professional apperances in a 15 year career :D A probably made a few million for what amounts to a couple of months working days (and before anyone starts - yes I realise training and everything - but still!)
Geo V Posted 30 January 2008 Posted 30 January 2008 Past - Gary Mac, Gary Mac, Gary Mac, Gary Mac, Gary Mac, Gary Mac, Gary Mac, Gaaaaaaaaaaaaaary Mac Present - I`d like to say I'm spoilt for choice but I'm not however if we signed some of the lads on loan or if some of the younger lads come good we`ll have plenty to choose from. I`d probably go for Hume and Kisnorbo a close second.
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