Who was your first-ever favourite player?

[The People's Hero]

Julian Joachim, Steve Thompson and later... Scott Taylor.

[Wasyls Pec Deck]

Steve Thompson -> Walshy -> Scotty Taylor/Parker -> Elliott/Izzet......... in some sort of chronological order, then after that I can't say I have one!

[lcfcliam]

MUZZY IZZET!!!!!!! AM ONLY 14

[Finnegan]

Gavin Ward

[Monk]

Julian Joachim, hands down. He made us so exciting to watch.

[Suffolk_fox]

alan young

Made for quite a Goalie!

I am amazed that only one other has said Gary Lineker!

He started in our first team in the same season I started supporting Citeh - it wasn't pretty watching the long ball, but hell could he out run defences!

[Lovejoy]

Garry Parker

[wirralsimon]

keith weller r.i.p.

He was one of my early favourites too!

My first trips to Leicester were in the golden era of Weller, Worthingon, Glover, Rofe, Cross, Shilton, Sammels etc. I am sure players are fitter and better trained now, but it was a great era for leicester City.

Graham Cross played for Leicester City in the winter and Leicestershire Cricket Club in the summer, which could never happen now!

Simon

[Mickey O'Neil]

I had a few favourites when I first started going down Filbo properly. I could never decide between Ali Mauchlin and Gary Mac. I liked Alan Parris simply 'cus we called him Delbert (I went for a pie at Man City and missed the penalty he gave away!!) I also like Draper.

My first true favourite though, was Ooh Tommy Wright. I cut one of me mams bed sheets up and glued(!) and sewn Ooh Tommy Wright onto a flag for the Wembly final.

[SOCCERROO FOX]

MUZZY

all most blew my load when i got my picture taken with him

[OzFox]

Weller/Worthington/Whitworth '74/75

Must be the last time we had three England internationals

[hesapeepingtom]

steve guppy! quality!

[dandannieldanok]

Muzzy Izzet.

[CosbehFox]

Joachim!

I've always had a thing for scruffy, gambling addicts!

[iancognito]

Probably Tommy Wright, the 91/92 season he was fcuking unstoppable! I'd liked players like David Kelly before that (there was also a guy the season before called Peter Weir who had talent but never quite got on with Pleat's 'style') but Tommy was absolute dynamite.

I still remember Brian Little's quote from the end of that season "We need to build from here with fresh faces. There will be a few departures from the squad too and one or two may cause a surprise" Too bastard right. Our best player was robbed to become a reserve at Middlesbrough! Little's teams were all kick & rush after that and the rest is history.

[Fosse Boy]

steve guppy! quality!

:scarf: :scarf:

He was always too good for England. Without doubt my childhood hero!

[JakeShingler]

Heskey i think.

[Corky]

Colin Hill.

Underrated footballing genius. Fact.

[demon_dog]

Frank Worthington, Keith Weller and Peter Shilton.

[teblin]

Alan Paris, not sure why but remember it being him.

[mr wallington]

Mark Wallington (obviously) - penalty saver extraordinaire. Closely followed by Jim Melrose who, to my 6-year-old eyes, was the most ginger person I'd ever seen.

[martyn]

Nice to see some Steve Thompson love in here, I always felt that with an extra yard of pace he could have been a top quality player....loved the way he used to spread the play with a cheeky cruyff turn in the centre circle before pinging an inch perfect pass out to the winger.

Joachim was great as well.

[dhermon]

Arnar Gunnlaugsson and closely followed by Pegguy Arphexad was a cup game on tv which we won 1-0 from memory was great to finally put names to faces

[thebluefox]

Mark Wallington

[Brenfox]

Mike Newell. Remember him & Jari Rantanen forming an awesome strike force for about 2 games. Also remember missing big Mike getting 2 goals at home to Stoke because i was in a car accident on the way to the ground.